Stadia is not on RDNA architecture. It has 10.7 TF from GCN architecture.But people are saying the PS5 is 10.24 TF so that's below stadia numbers or what you heard regarding PS5 is also on the 12 TF mark?
Stadia is not on RDNA architecture. It has 10.7 TF from GCN architecture.But people are saying the PS5 is 10.24 TF so that's below stadia numbers or what you heard regarding PS5 is also on the 12 TF mark?
ahhh, I guess the grumblings on the lack of communication has ceased then
Told y'all both Sony and MS were aiming to beat Stadia's number. Anyway, I'm no engineer, but my understanding from talking to people who are is that the CPU speed and the streaming capabilities of the high-end SSDs on both PS5 and XB2 will make wayyy more of a difference than teraflops, which seem more like console war bait than an actual measure of what video games will look like on these things. Games already look ridiculous enough; my hope (one that I imagine is shared with most reasonable gamers) is that the next generation of consoles is more focused on accessibility, 60+fps, and function rather than graphical fidelity.
dude i have gone to war on your behalf over that quote. your subsequent post in that last thread was used by many to dismiss your 'higher than stadia number' quote.Told y'all both Sony and MS were aiming to beat Stadia's number. Anyway, I'm no engineer, but my understanding from talking to people who are is that the CPU speed and the streaming capabilities of the high-end SSDs on both PS5 and XB2 will make wayyy more of a difference than teraflops, which seem more like console war bait than an actual measure of what video games will look like on these things. Games already look ridiculous enough; my hope (one that I imagine is shared with most reasonable gamers) is that the next generation of consoles is more focused on accessibility, 60+fps, and function rather than graphical fidelity.
Bathtub GIF 2.0
Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.So your ps5/scarlett being close in power tweet was before this 12tf revelation?
10/10It's 12:30 pm.
It's been a rough morning for Cerny. After months of internal confidence within Sony as to PS5's TF superiority, legitimate rumors have suddenly turned the tables, placing Cerny's hard work in doubt.
"It's OK", Cerny thinks to himself. "It's 12:30 pm, which means it's time for a respite from the day's insanity".
Cerny, of course, was referring to his daily afternoon bathtub. It was the one place Mark could get away from it all - his aquatic fortress of solitude.
Cerny swings the door open to his private bathroom, primed for relaxtion.
Only, it's Jim Ryan sitting - in his birthday suit - comfortably in Cerny's private bathtub, with a smug look of disapproval.
"What's this about 12 TF, Mark?"
"Oh, sweet Knack", Cerny said internally. His bathtub rejuvenation would have to wait another day. A sore ass due to a Ryan spanking was imminent, however.
It's about pure TF numbers, not NAVI vs VEGA.Stadia is not on RDNA architecture. It has 10.7 TF from GCN architecture.
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So the 10.24 number is BS, and we can throw that pastebin in the bin.
Stadia is not on RDNA architecture. It has 10.7 TF from GCN architecture.
Stadia is not on RDNA architecture. It has 10.7 TF from GCN architecture.
Based on NAVI 10 (LITE). The context of the conclusions is always important!Remember when DF signaled to people to reduce their expectations and talked about 8TF or such? Yeah, that won't age well.
Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.
Called N7+ long time ago.Did anyone see this yet or is he confirmed to be a "Non-Insider"?
Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.
Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.
Told y'all both Sony and MS were aiming to beat Stadia's number. Anyway, I'm no engineer, but my understanding from talking to people who are is that the CPU speed and the streaming capabilities of the high-end SSDs on both PS5 and XB2 will make wayyy more of a difference than teraflops, which seem more like console war bait than an actual measure of what video games will look like on these things. Games already look ridiculous enough; my hope (one that I imagine is shared with most reasonable gamers) is that the next generation of consoles is more focused on accessibility, 60+fps, and function rather than graphical fidelity.
Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.
This is the "hw guru" of misterxmedia. He shouldn't be posted here!Did anyone see this yet or is he confirmed to be a "Non-Insider"?
So...what do y'all think about streaming to play the game while waiting for it to download? I like that idea. I can get behind, welcome that streaming all day, lol.
Expensive.Devs aren't done yet, and games can still look a LOT better.
I honestly don't care much about 60fps, but I do want next-gen games to be as ambitious as devs can imagine them to be.
I want scale, immersion, complex interacting gameplay systems and a greater overall degree of interactivity. I'm hoping next-gen is poised to provide this.
I don't just wanna play the same games at 4k 60fps.
yeah, that's understandable.Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.
Agreed. If MS wants the power crown, let them have it. I would think folks at Sony are smart enough to realize this. I hope they are.I really wonder if MS is just shuffling power supply figures and cooling solutions now as it seems to be a bit late to redesign an APU for a retail product which should hit the market in a huge unit numbers in less than a year.
Which means that it's highly possible that they both have same number of units in their GPUs but MS may be willing to go with a hotter, louder, more expensive to cool product to claim the performance crown.
Another possibility to consider is that Lockhart is in fact a salvage part product which would allow them to use APUs with a higher number of yielded CUs in Anaconda and dump the rest of them into Lockhart - recouping some costs of producing the higher specced chips for Anaconda.
The first option is likely open for Sony too right now if they are willing to go with a more expensive PS5 than planned originally.
My only concern here is that they both may end up with hot, loud and fragile consoles trying to one up each other in the Tflops game which doesn't really translate into many benefits for the players - unless we're talking about upgrading the spec from 10 straight up to 20 - which won't happen of course.
Ugh I hate Lockhart already.
12 total GB of RAM means less than 10 will be available for games. The 12 useable GBs for Anaconda already seems low. This is why I hate the idea of a cheaper, weaker console. It lowers the overall baseline.
Did anyone see this yet or is he confirmed to be a "Non-Insider"?
Then MS have a great amount of confidence in both AMD and TSMC.
Did anyone see this yet or is he confirmed to be a "Non-Insider"?
This is the "hw guru" of misterxmedia. He shouldn't be posted here!
a lovely misleading title for this guy
Told y'all both Sony and MS were aiming to beat Stadia's number. Anyway, I'm no engineer, but my understanding from talking to people who are is that the CPU speed and the streaming capabilities of the high-end SSDs on both PS5 and XB2 will make wayyy more of a difference than teraflops, which seem more like console war bait than an actual measure of what video games will look like on these things. Games already look ridiculous enough; my hope (one that I imagine is shared with most reasonable gamers) is that the next generation of consoles is more focused on accessibility, 60+fps, and function rather than graphical fidelity.
lower res textures because lower resolution. Lower res screen buffers.
Less ram than anaconda would be fine
anaconda = switch docked
Lockhart = switch portable
same games, lower resolution for the lower lower option
Don't post those people here or Putty will haunt you ;)Oh....did not realize/ Just saw him posting on Jez's twitter feed a lot.
Thank you, Jason. I would much more appreciate a full-fledged article from you on the specs of Project Scarlett and/or PlayStation 5 once more details have been made available. While it can be amusing to discuss these Pastebin communications and whatnot, specs are almost always in an interative phase at this time (in respects to what SDKs have gone out of course) and should be treated as just that, as we have seen in many past generation shifts. I don't think now is the time to panic over any supposed power disparity between the two systems.Hmmmmm look if I start answering questions like this some shitty websites will start picking up my posts and running stories like they did last week based on mischaracterizations of things I said on Splitscreen (which was really fucking annoying) so I'm gonna shy away from writing about what I have or haven't heard, sorry.
Isn't this guy mistercteam or one of misterxmedia's lackeys?
What is?
Thank you, Jason. I would much more appreciate a full-fledged article from you on the specs of Project Scarlett and/or PlayStation 5 once more details have been made available. While it can be amusing to discuss these Pastebin communications and whatnot, specs are almost always in an interative phase at this time (in respects to what SDKs have gone out of course) and should be treated as just that, as we have seen in many past generation shifts. I don't think now is the time to panic over any supposed power disparity between the two systems.
Told y'all both Sony and MS were aiming to beat Stadia's number. Anyway, I'm no engineer, but my understanding from talking to people who are is that the CPU speed and the streaming capabilities of the high-end SSDs on both PS5 and XB2 will make wayyy more of a difference than teraflops, which seem more like console war bait than an actual measure of what video games will look like on these things. Games already look ridiculous enough; my hope (one that I imagine is shared with most reasonable gamers) is that the next generation of consoles is more focused on accessibility, 60+fps, and function rather than graphical fidelity.
This thread is wild today and I don't know what to believe anymore