From the article:
Hrm that's odd, testing VR performance. That does not appear to be Flute CPUIt could be that famous "big Navi"
No they aren't. They don't have resistive triggers that change tension becoming easier /harder to pull based on what is happening in the game
I found Oberon A0 tested at userbenchmark.com. All results have being hidden.
14 TFLOPs confirmed
Yeah we'll see how that actually works in real world practice, I'd argue the rumble on individual triggers depending on which tires are on the road in forza is similar concept
I'm surprised we haven't seen more focus on a stream to phone solution to let people play all over the house and not just in the living room.
630th of 630I found Oberon A0 tested at userbenchmark.com. All results have being hidden.
Oh boy!I found Oberon A0 tested at userbenchmark.com. All results have being hidden.
I see that now hopefully we do get something from them in the Summer.
It could be price but it could also be games, features, or any number of things. All this really indicates is that he thinks customers will perceive the total value of the PS5 to be greater than the series X.
I don't think the prediction was backed up by inside info or anything, he just said it was because you can play Xbox exclusives on PC and not have to buy an XSX day one, unlike PS5 exclusives.
stereo headphones holophonic 3d is what i mean and what Sony means.
630 of 630. dead last. cerny done fucked up.I found Oberon A0 tested at userbenchmark.com. All results have being hidden.
It's literally a mobile CPU with the most powerful GPU ever tested. There's no use case on desktop that that makes any sense in. They're either spoofing some ID and/or it's dual GPU, and/or plain bogus result.Could they be testing SmartShift?
Yes, I know. I suppose I could have written my post even more like a crazy person to make it clear that I was not presenting it as serious info but they don't let you post letters cut out from the newspaper on here yet. YET!
My (old ass) Logitech Transporter is using it to provide force feedback through its knob, so it's definitely feasible, technically speaking.
I'm sure the next Wired article will be post PS meeting to go into some technical details similar to how last gen played out. I hope they give DF an interview too.
