What specifics is there to tell about tera floating points per second?
Are they trolling with that FP16 figure or baking in the ray-tracing figure like MS did with it's 25TF of ray-tracing power? :p
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PS5 Speculation |OT12| - Aw hell, Transistor's running this again?
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Are they trolling with that FP16 figure or baking in the ray-tracing figure like MS did with it's 25TF of ray-tracing power? :p
I was talking to different developers and they have told me that the differences are going to be elsewhere. I am not a tech guy, but I prefer to stick with what they say.
Yeah it sounds like it's gonna be a bit lower like I assumed. It's alright though. I think I'll go Xbox first just for third party but than def get the ps5 as soon as possible for those exclusives.
He probably means clock and compute unit count, which is what these threads have been obsessing over for years.
Vega isn't applicable here. The CU counts will be very close and we have no reason to believe thus far that it will be limited in the way Vega was.
The differences impacting framerates and resolutions?
Albert Penello for thread MVP with his experienced and educated perspective about the process leading to creating cutting edge hardware.
Those are kinda empty words without context. I guess we'll see in half an hour.
Well, I was at least near with my 24.03. prediction. Looking forward to my new toilet or Nicolas Cage avatar, or perhaps an avatar of Nicolas Cage on a toilet. I read pretty much all the next gen threads religiously, even if I didn't participate. It was really informative and interesting, a big thanks to all the thread regulars who made it enjoyable. Looking forward to the mid-gen console speculation thread, and hopefully avatar bets like this one again.
This is my (overly optimistic, I know) prediction:
11.2 tf GPU
3.5 ghz CPU
either a full 20gb gddr6 on 320-bit bus with 560 gb/s or #teamHBM
1 tb ssd, 5 gb/s
This is my (overly optimistic, I know) prediction:
11.2 tf GPU
3.5 ghz CPU
either a full 20gb gddr6 on 320-bit bus with 560 gb/s or #teamHBM
1 tb ssd, 5 gb/s
I guess we lack the context. We'll see in a little while.
But if several developers say it privately and on Twitter it will be for something.
Know what he said to get banned? EDIT - https://www.resetera.com/threads/ps...se-read-03-16-staff-post.173318/post-30000448
Oh! Sorry! I thought I had posted it here too. I have gotten up better, it is slow but little by little. It is a little wobbly. But respuratory problems seem to be going better. Thanks for the interedt. It is a shame that there cannot add "Likes" to the messages (or can?).
15 minutes to go.
Cheers.
Sony was way ahead of its time when it came to remote play. They first did it on PSP a long time ago, but it was rather half-baked. Remote play fared better on Vita as all games from PS4 had to be supported, but the underlying networking tech available at that time was not very robust, hence the experience left a lot to be desired.
However, with the advent of the likes of WiFi 6, and the fact that modern smartphones and tablets accompany some incredibly high-end tech, I believe this is the right time for Sony to refocus on remote play with PS5, especially with integration of PSNow to make the experience available everywhere you go.
If remote play is made just as convenient as the share button made capturing photos/videos, then in a way it would feel like an inverse Nintendo Switch. I mean Switch is primarily an underclocked ARM/Tegra-based handheld with a convenient and easy to use secondary function of connecting it to a TV which allows the system to cloak higher compared to its handheld mode. In a similar way, A robust remote play can make PS5 (which's primarily a high-end console) to easily project a screen to any of your other portable displays that you can take anywhere in the home and outside (and that would be its secondary function).
Innovations in such areas are what I am hoping to see with PS5, not just a higher spec bumps alone.
However, with the advent of the likes of WiFi 6, and the fact that modern smartphones and tablets accompany some incredibly high-end tech, I believe this is the right time for Sony to refocus on remote play with PS5, especially with integration of PSNow to make the experience available everywhere you go.
If remote play is made just as convenient as the share button made capturing photos/videos, then in a way it would feel like an inverse Nintendo Switch. I mean Switch is primarily an underclocked ARM/Tegra-based handheld with a convenient and easy to use secondary function of connecting it to a TV which allows the system to cloak higher compared to its handheld mode. In a similar way, A robust remote play can make PS5 (which's primarily a high-end console) to easily project a screen to any of your other portable displays that you can take anywhere in the home and outside (and that would be its secondary function).
Innovations in such areas are what I am hoping to see with PS5, not just a higher spec bumps alone.
If the GPU is actually equivalent to a 9TF GPU, I have a hard time believing this thing can properly ray trace... the mid-tier RTX cards really can't handle it very well. Hard to imagine building your new console around a GPU that can hardly function in an emerging graphics tech. Could be trouble.
I learned, I had fun, I moved and I dreamed thanks to everyone for this time of speculation. Transistor
you are big!
you are big!
Can't believe it's happening! It's been fun discussing this with everyone for this long.
Locking in my TF prediction: 11.2-11.6.
Locking in my TF prediction: 11.2-11.6.
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