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Rumour: WindowsCentral - Inside the target specs of the next Xbox 'Project Scarlett,' 'Anaconda', and 'Lockhart'
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Not when you have a lockhart priced 100-150 less than ps5. Frees xbox to make the true enthusiast console. All about CHOICE
Microsoft hardware team is the best in the business. Much more impressive than the competition since the restructuring.
I think it's a noticeable difference in design when you compare the pro to the x. also noticeable when you compare the surface line to sony's laptops. Based on their respective releases it should probably be expected that microsoft has a better looking and designed console. If sony pulled it out i'd be surprised. Not saying it isn't possible.
I hope the differences in SKUs are clear to the average consumers and there is no overall confusion.
I'm hopeful because I think your average consumer is more informed now compared to 10 years ago, as evidenced by the ever growing iPhone product line and its many variations.
I'm hopeful because I think your average consumer is more informed now compared to 10 years ago, as evidenced by the ever growing iPhone product line and its many variations.
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lol no the current consoles have a 150M+ install base. We'll have crossgen titles like every other gen.
I agree with these prices.
And both PS5 and next Xbox are not exceeding $499
If true then lockhart is what I expected, the same RAM set up and the CPU is nearly identical, only clocked a little lower. Big difference is GPU and probably other smaller things like storage size and no disc drive. This will definitely be a machine that runs all the same next gen games but at 1080p. Basically the same concept behind the Switch's two modes, but as two different machines.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't 4 Navi TF be more performant than the X's 6TF?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't 4 Navi TF be more performant than the X's 6TF?
I don't know why but Xbox Loud would be a weird/awesome name for a console. Makes no sense, but it just sounds good to me.
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Been expecting it. Will likely do what I did last time - buy the console, and a year or two later when the cards and hardware come down and settle into a sweet spot, buy the pc upgrade.
LOL somehow PS5 is getting weaker as the thread continues
Yeah, we'll have an 14tflops RDNA card next year and it'll probably cost $600 (that what I'm assuming an RX 5800 xt will cost).
Maybe the PS4/XB1 generation was an outlier, and Sony and Microsoft are willing to lose money on their consoles again. A lot of money by the look of it. If they're willing to do that, then we are in for one hell of a generation.
No freaking way man.
Lockhart -- $299
PS5 -- $499
Anaconda -- $499
This seems like FUD, so much so that it can't even be considered a "rumor".
There is zero chance that PS5 and Anaconda are $100 apart. Xbox will not make their flagship that is close or weaker in power be overpriced compared to PS ever again.
Gears 5 or Forza use One X improvements only for post-processing effects, essentially to maintain a steady framerate as targeting the highest possible resolution. But without having to primary target the One S, 505 or Playground could have enhance level size, NPCs modeling and numbers, architecture size and relief height.
Yeah I wouldn't believe that "rumor". I've been hearing MS top model and PS5 are in the same ball park
I think your confusing Playground games with Turn 10, before 2019 they both took turns 2013 FM5 2014 FH2 etc so technically next year it's Playgrounds turn, no Forza this year so 2020 it's them, PG.
What you mentioned concerned FM8 not the Horizon series.
Putting all the rumors together to try to figure out the truth it seems like this might be true:
Oberon (PS5) Dev Kits are 10.24 TF's
2018 Anaconda Dev Kits are 10 TF's
Those specs gave way to the rumors that PS5 was slightly more powerful than Anaconda but they were very close.
MS have since then recently released updated Dev kits that are 12 TF's and news that Lockhart is still a go at 4TF's.
Oberon (PS5) is currently at 10.24 TF's and Anaconda is currently at 12 Tf's with Lockhart coming in at 4 TF's.
My guess is that PS5 should be able to hit $500 with Anaconda looking more like a $600 box and Lockhart looking like a $300 - $400 box.
Wait, is that what this means? I just built my PC with a 2070 Super and committed to focusing on PC and Switch next gen :(
Yeah I seriously doubt that too. That would be a big gap between PS5 and Scarlett, when it comes to the tflops. Nah.
So as long as the hardware is capable of outputting 4K (don't know why it wouldn't be) it should be able to run the X enhanced versions of Xbox One games in backcompat. Though I guess the output isn't really relevant since you can play X in 1080p and still have the games run in enhanced modes.
If you put a mere $50 a month away starting now you would't have to do anything different. Just open a savings and set up an auto transfer to go in every other pay day. Easy.
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I am talking about FM8. Horizon that way will be "delayed" also. Wich makes sense with alot of Horizon devs moving up to the RPG project and the Horizon team atm getting alot of new devs and recently graduated devs joining the Horizon team.
If there is a Lockhart model and is indeed just 4TF, that is still more powerful then an Xbox One X. As RDNA architecture is 1.75 times more powerful clock for clock which would make it equal to a 7TF GCN GPU. And then you add the increase in memory and bandwidth and new Ryzen CPU architecture.
"...the inclusion of Project XCloud across all Xbox systems will allow you to start gaming via streaming while waiting for games to download locally."
This would be an interesting development if it's actually being implemented across-the-board as an option during the installation process. I know the phrasing may just mean it could be done if someone subscribed to xCloud (which is less exciting).
This would be an interesting development if it's actually being implemented across-the-board as an option during the installation process. I know the phrasing may just mean it could be done if someone subscribed to xCloud (which is less exciting).
Going by the posts in here all of a sudden Xbox is 2TF more powerful than PS5. You just put a giant "2 TF MORE than PS5" on the box and then people will say oh okay I'll pay the enxtra hundo. I know business."
I don't believe in inflation, everything I buy today that I bought 10 years ago is still the same price, I think the only thing I've seen increase in the last 10 years is rent nothing else
cars are the same price, grocery's for the most part are the same price, games are the same price, movie tickets same price etc
Yeah. AMD can sell every single Ryzen chiplet for massive margins right now, and large volume of Navi GPUs at good profits. Given that they are already unable to meet demand (by a pretty large margin!) an enormous APU based of : 8C Zen2 chiplet + 12TF Navi variant would be :
Extremely expensive and will need extraordinary cooling (roughly double the TDP of Xbox One X at a minimum).
Me two well sourced journalist in Jez Corden/ Tom Warren show no integrity
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My assumption is if you buy a game, you have access to it on xCloud so this will just be an extension of that.
Well good news for you that this was also confirmed by Tom Warren as well.