Ps5 having some sort of camera as an optional purchase is given as psvr needs camera and we know psvr is supported on ps5 .so that's a non news part.the juicy news is Scarlett will have one and Ms will place a heavy emphasizes on it .which could mean it's not out of question that it will ship with it if we were to belive the rumor
Its not important what few people think on forum . We shall with and see if MS is actually crazy enough to bundle in camera again.which I highly doubt
Having a camera isn't crazy. Having a gimped system at a higher price due to Kinect with scattered messaging was the issue. The Kinect wasn't the problem in itself but the cut corners to bundle it in and price were the issue. I don't care if they want to include a camera as long as they make an awesome system.
Although I personally think the camera will be optional, even if packed in, no reason why it cant be powerful and have a camera
Unfortunately, it's too vague. For example, I read the tipster's comment as suggesting the Sony device would do lots of real-time ray tracing from occlusion to shadows to full bounce reflections and the Microsoft device would rely on tricks to emulate ray tracing. But another colleague read the exact same comment and interpreted it as how ray tracing might appear in titles re-released for the new system. Game devs I passed it along too all had opinions that ranged the gamut from mine to my colleagues'. So until we get a little more detail I'm afraid it's all hearsay.
What's funny is that it's the inverse of the running assumption in this thread so far.
Or they planned to do it all along and gave AMD custom silicon to add.
the ps2 to ps3 leap was roughly 35x. i believe the emotion engine was only 6 gflops and the rsx was 230 gflops though it performed much much worse.
Right?
So i made up a crude Sketch of that PS5 Dev Kit internals using one of those Patent Skeches . I think that, as you can see, that those both "Arms" of that "V" are actually 2 Heatsinks. I assume here that on the outside are 1-3 Fans wich suck cool Air through that heatsink. Both Heatsinks are connected with the APU by heatpipes . To me , it seems (if iam right)to be a smart solution. It completly sepaerates the PS5 into 2 Areas one side wich produce Heat and one side that gets rid of it. Also it is a very clear Language in terms of Airflow.Like : Cool from front and top. Warm to sides and back. Very clean, very no bullshit approach.That pink line i put into to indicate roughly the hight of a vanilla PS4. Wich suggests that all that funny upper part of the body are only there for the cooling solution. One could cool a PS4 with such a Method , basicly double its height.
Wich brings me right to the Final Release PS5. People look at that Patent Sketch an be like : ,,I never put such a thing under my TV"But what People do not understand is that this Dev kit Design can be transformed pretty easily into a release PS5.
Imagine the front with less USB Ports and no funny lights above the Disk insert. Then remove in your mind those scary looking vents on the sides and use more moderate looking ones. The next step is to cover those 2 openings of the "V" in front and on top with some kind of air pervious plastic grid. And there you go, the coming PS5 could actually stay with the same design Language as a PS4 Pro.So what you are thinking - me right or wrong :D
PS - i hope i made not too many grammar mistakes since iam a non native english speaker
It was late when I wrote my post and English is obviously not my main language. I did not want to discredit Gizmodo! It was just a thought I had, don't know why I wrote it. I really liked the article even though I am not shure if I believe the tipster.
Yeah, I was thinking that tricks mean techniques that would also be applicable for non-turing GPUs.
