Price discrimination.
Price discrimination.
Don't . we ll miss you . Continue to lurk and post from time to time 😂
True.Things is it's worst than the Xbox 360 arcade since the specs much lower .
It going to be interesting to see if tier systems and pricing work at the beginning of the gen and how well.
CES isn't really the show for something like reram. Reset your clocks for computex.
I still believe that Lockhart should be a portable device.
This would increase the chance of double dipping, not only XSX owners but also likely many PS5 owners.
The Alienware UFO showed (at least here) that there is some thirst for a device like that (even though I doubt MS would make it a fully fledged windows machine).
If MS could hide Surface Duo, then what else could they hide.
While this would definitely be a good idea, I doubt it's technically feasible. (Maybe by using Nvidia tech)I still believe that Lockhart should be a portable device.
This would increase the chance of double dipping, not only XSX owners but also likely many PS5 owners.
The Alienware UFO showed (at least here) that there is some thirst for a device like that (even though I doubt MS would make it a fully fledged windows machine).
If MS could hide Surface Duo, then what else could they hide.
Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
The vast majority of this forum is playing on a 1080p only consoleNot sure who wants to pay $60 a game to enjoy it at 1080P either (cant imagine most people in the US)
Iirc 0.8 docked and 0.4 portableDo we have specs for the UFO (clever name)? I would think the challenge of cooling a 4 TF device like Lockhart in a portable fashion to be interesting. From my memory, isn't Switch 1 TF?
Which, funnily, is the one thing that everyone should agree on, yet doesn't.
Ignoring all other information, it will either be a 36 CU chip at lower clock speeds, which would imply 7-8 TF, or it will be a larger chip. It won't be a 36 CU chip clocked at the very high end of what is physically possible. That is just not plausible, neither technologically nor economically.
Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
bsFound this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
and to that i will say,Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
What? 🤡. Not sure who wants to pay $60 a game to enjoy it at 1080P either (cant imagine most people in the US), and then pay for gamepass to play games in 1080P in 2021 and beyond.
If you had legit info the last thing that you should do is post it online for clout.If I had legit info, I wouldn't say a word here. People don't listen anyway lol.
Even Jason, with a reputation like his, is hand waved so Github can run wild.
Do we have specs for the UFO (clever name)? I would think the challenge of cooling a 4 TF device like Lockhart in a portable fashion to be interesting. From my memory, isn't Switch 1 TF?
Wth???
Why did Sony remove this tweet?
Does that mean the PS5 won't release this year?
Wth???
Why did Sony remove this tweet?
Does that mean the PS5 won't release this year?
Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
One really nice thing that came out of CES from AMD (which doesn't seem to be getting much attention here), is how power efficient AMD have made an 8c/16t Zen2 for use in ultrathin form factor notebooks. To me that suggests that the amount of power drawn by these new consoles could be less than everyone was predicting previously.
Before the best case seemed to be 35-45w for a full Zen2 8c/16t part which has led speculation around how much a cut-down cache version would draw, but I doubt anyone thought 15w for a full cache version (+ 8 Vega CUs) was possible.
Thermals may not be so bad after all if AMD can apply this same wizardry to the GPU part of the APU.
I also think that people concerned about high clock speeds for the GPU may be in for a surprise, I think 5700 cards are not representative of what the newer NAVI based parts will be capable of, I'm pretty sure that AMD have made significant gains to clocks as they've become more familiar with the process node
Wth???
Why did Sony remove this tweet?
Does that mean the PS5 won't release this year?
To me doesn't make sense . Why would cerny say it's gpu accelerated if it's on a completely separate chip and not gpu ?Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
Sony ceo right after jim Ryan said ps5 holiday 2020. WeirdFor those wondering what the tweet is, here's a link to the cached version up on Google: https://webcache.googleusercontent....1214354594114891776+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
And no I don't think so. Jim Ryan was clear that it was launching this holiday. Not sure why the tweet has been deleted though.
USB-A plus on one end, usb-c on the other going to controller/headset/whatever. USB-C connectors are still probably WAAAAY more expensive to make than usb-a. The difference last year was something like dimes for USB-A vs dollars for USB-C. This was in relation to implementing USB-C plugs into PC towers/enclosures.
My theory was that Sony didn't have anything substantial to work on otherwise, hence the "waiting for big Navi" part.
More "evidence" points to PS5 being on big Navi, and with the knowledge PS5 had dev kits out far longer than Xbox, and Xbox only started sending theirs out in mid November, that could point to Sony using currently available AMD tech back in early 2019 for dev purposes, while Xbox waited for big Navi to be available.
The Oberon chip wouldn't be just for BC, it would to get dev kits out early while Sony waits for AMD on big Navi.
AMD not being able to deliver the specs on the timeline Sony wanted is pretty believable to me.
AMD provides a chip for a Surface, there might have something in the pipe that fits a form like a portable device.
Besides, who knows.. perhaps when docked the machine goes up to 4TF thanks to an extra chip in the dock.
I was hoping we might see reram as part of their Alpha camera lineup, but they didn't focus too much on that here. There are camera focused events coming up so there's still a chance.
Pro camera users are used to paying a premium and a new memory tech dozens of times faster than current memory seems like a great fit for high speed photography and 8K video.
Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
Wth???
Why did Sony remove this tweet?
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See you this holiday.
Does that mean the PS5 won't release this year?
lol. PS5 doomed yet again
or you know, you are reading into stuff way too much, again.
Wth???
Why did Sony remove this tweet?
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PS5 PS5 PS5 PS5
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See you this holiday.
Does that mean the PS5 won't release this year?
The vast majority of this forum is playing on a 1080p only console
LOL I will probably play PS5 or XSX games on a 1080p TV as I intended to wait for 2021 for a new TV.
More likely it means they will see you sometime before holiday 2020, like for example in Feb for a PS meeting. Or in June for an E3 conference.
don't Sony already have the semi-propriety XQD format for cameras? Not sure I can see reram as a removable storage, and wouldn't cameras use cheaper/faster ram for active buffering?
Wth???
Why did Sony remove this tweet?
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PS5 PS5 PS5 PS5
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See you this holiday.
Does that mean the PS5 won't release this year?
The dream of ReRAM seems to be to eventually replace NAND, I'm not sure what shape or form we can expect it in yet though.
Ah well, wait and see 😃
I agree with this, even people that currently have 1080p TV's will need to consider whether they want to buy a new console that will only ever do 1080p even after they eventually upgrade their TV to 4K. We've never seen a console launch with 2 sku's that are so different in terms of power though, so it's hard to guess how the market would react.but would you Buy a console in November 2020 that plays at 1080p if you're replacing your TV less than 12 months later?
Yeah, seems legit. /sFound this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?
To me that sounds very reasonable. I just don't understand why people assume that Oberon has gone/will go to waste ? Oberon has given the devs one year extra to get familiar with the api and dev tools and custom ssd while waiting for final apu to be ready. So they get their game running on ps5 hardware rather than looking at target spec sheet.My theory was that Sony didn't have anything substantial to work on otherwise, hence the "waiting for big Navi" part.
More "evidence" points to PS5 being on big Navi, and with the knowledge PS5 had dev kits out far longer than Xbox, and Xbox only started sending theirs out in mid November, that could point to Sony using currently available AMD tech back in early 2019 for dev purposes, while Xbox waited for big Navi to be available.
The Oberon chip wouldn't be just for BC, it would to get dev kits out early while Sony waits for AMD on big Navi.
AMD not being able to deliver the specs on the timeline Sony wanted is pretty believable to me.
Yeah from what I remember they are touting it as scaling better then NAND (eventually) so it should be cheaper at smaller process nodes. Dreams of a mid gen refresh with ReRAM replacing SSD :P
Found this in the PS5 sub reddit, how likely is this scenario to be true?