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PS5 and Xbox Scarlett both have very similar specs, and will be VERY powerful - Jason Schreier
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Obviously used an a abbreviation for Scarlett.
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Indeed but compared to top gpus from next year on PC? I mean RTX 3XXX series? I expecxt at least double tflops from 3080 and 3080 ti compared to these new consoles.
That sounds like old maths. You need to use new maths to get the right answer.
This qualifies as shitposting, tbh.
Can we at least wait until it's confirmed and the specs are known?
How exactly would a weaker console hold back multi platform games when devs and engine can scale?
looks like a 5700XT is about 9.75TF, guessing this bodes well for next gen AMD cards too
For a 10 TFLOPS GPU, a Ryzen 8c/16t and a SSD? $499 is really reasonable now.
A 2080 will still perform better than the consoles. You'll be fine!
i think he means that they will be very powerful compared to this gen, the ps4 has an equivalent of a slightly weaker 1050 ti and even a gpu as weak as that gave us some graphically stunning games like uncharted 4 and god of war so even if the gpus of next gen were equivalent to an rx 5700 or a 2060 i think next gen will be absolutely great graphically speaking
How? It's PS4 Pro equivalent power is ~4TF. Lockhart is going to hold them back, plain and simple.
4 tflops RDNA will be equivalent to an Xbox One X with a much better CPU.
And if the console targets 1440p it will be fine.
who would expect a console aiming for a mass market price to be compared to top GPU's like that?
As consoles they will be very powerful as next gen leaps compared to this gen is what Jason means.
I have no insight, but HZD came out in early 2017, so I figured late 2020 wouldn't be so crazy.
I've been expecting the two machines to be practically the same for awhile now. The differences between versions of games next gen are probably going to be incredibly minor, far more than even current gen.
I have been team 12-14 tflops for a year now (with a small unfortunate detour into team 8 tflops after the gonzalo reveal) so this makes me feel vindicated. I have heard a lot of mocking this last year or so, but i wont say i told you so. it's AMAZING that we are getting consoles so powerful.
$499 wouldn't be surprising in the slightest.
Are people genuinely going to be surprised if the price is that? Seems pretty standard.
Also think about how it'll sit in comparison to Xbox One X. Will it be Xbox One S -> Lockhart -> Xbox One X? Or XOS -> XOX -> Lockhart?
If so...wonder what the pricing will be.
In all fairness console GPUs haven't stacked up to the latest in PC tech for a long while. When was the last time that happened, the 360?
Consoles are static devices, PC will always outpace with new hardware almost every year.
360 was incredible I think it a few tricks on the GPU that even top PC GPUs at the time didn't.
and the RISC CPU... what a console...
Who compares consoles to the latest and greatest PC GPU's? It's like comparing a 500 dollar PC to a 2000 dollar PC.
For me, but in general i believe that the more similar/on par powerful wise these two are, the better. I want to stick with Xbox for all multiplatform games and I'd hate it if a big game like Witcher 4, just to name one, has a clear edge on PS5.
I intend to buy both this time around, have PS5 for the exclusives and Xbox for its exclusives and multiplatform games. I guess there's always a possibility that loading times will be a bit better on PS5 though, solely if we go by what Sony says.
I intend to buy both this time around, have PS5 for the exclusives and Xbox for its exclusives and multiplatform games. I guess there's always a possibility that loading times will be a bit better on PS5 though, solely if we go by what Sony says.
Tells us exactly nothing we didn't already know.
And no specifics on the key points:
Storage type/setup:
Memory type/setup.
Power envelope
What "similar" means.
I'll try some specifics:
PS5 has a custom version of a Ryzen 3700x chip with maybe lower cache, The GPU is RDNA 1.5 or 2 at 7nm+ @11ish TF the Storage is a 1tb SSD @ 4gbps with 64Gb ReRam at 25Gbps and 20 gigs of GDDr 6 RAM 16 for games 2 for StoreMI 2 for the OS
Let's see how right or wrong I am this time next year.
And no specifics on the key points:
Storage type/setup:
Memory type/setup.
Power envelope
What "similar" means.
I'll try some specifics:
PS5 has a custom version of a Ryzen 3700x chip with maybe lower cache, The GPU is RDNA 1.5 or 2 at 7nm+ @11ish TF the Storage is a 1tb SSD @ 4gbps with 64Gb ReRam at 25Gbps and 20 gigs of GDDr 6 RAM 16 for games 2 for StoreMI 2 for the OS
Let's see how right or wrong I am this time next year.
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Sounds like there's going to be absolutely no excuse for lack of crossplay for multi platform multiplayer games next gen considering these details and how close in spec these consoles will be.
Oh please no. Where is this Lockhart talk coming from?
I guess it's alright, as long as devs target Scarlett and not Lockhart. I really don't want to be having to wait for Scarlett enhanced patches. We still have games coming to Xbox now that just don't have such a patch at all.
The most important thing for me on next gen consoles will be the fan noise. I wouldn't have bought the Pro (launch version) if I knew how loud it was. And I use headphones..
I feel like nobody is considering the risk of the machines becoming too powerful. Scary to think about.
If we end up with a $299-$349 Lockhart and $499 PS5/Anaconda, it will be a wild Holiday 2020.
Nah some people in the next gen thread was saying that for a while and before we even get specs.
Once they were the same price some people expect them to be close.
They are using the same parts from AMD after all.
A lot of people were in denial about it in the last next gen pricing thread we had.
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