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The Tom’s Hardware Show — we’re talking about the @PlayStation 5 and its baked-in deep learning technology!
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It's just a discussion based on the patent apparently, I doubt they have some information or something like that.
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I'm hoping for something graphics/processing related but I will go ahead and safely assume it's just regarding voice recognition/commands.
actually hold on, wasn't that patent debunked? originally it was meant to be some DLSS stuff but it turned out to be about model scanning or something. i don't think we've heard of any sort of reconstruction tech for the PS5 so this could be new news. doubt it'd come from toms hardware of all places tho.
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I would certainly have expected that too. They're going to make a show of themselves if they start claiming built in deep learning hardware due to the patent...
They have talked about AI and their sound technology using it for some stuff like individual hearing profile or whatever that was. Don't know if they ever said their AI stuff was ever a PS5 thing like in the console.
One could imagine them trying some dlss stuff using crowd- sourced ingame screenshots for their own solution but i am not yet convinced until they show something for real.
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So 1 hour before State of Play?
Edit: nvm, it appears that it's not official.
Good thing it wasn't posted yesterday. I want to know if this type of thing will be in AMD cards in the future. I want a AMD CPU + card combo, but if there's no DLSS like feature I might have to suck it up and go Nvidia yet again. Such boring cards to overclock. Polaris was so awesome and open.
If the PS5 had something like that, you wouldn't have seen a bunch of 30 fps games lol. It'd be cool but its probably not going to be DLSS tier stuff and more importantly probably not just in some random ass podcast if it was. I'm okay with being wrong though because this would be great news.
That's Stack Exchange for me, but very accurateTom's Hardware, always google's top research result but never actually has the answers you're looking for haha.
so accurate to some of my technical searches it hurts.Tom's Hardware, always google's top research result but never actually has the answers you're looking for haha.
hell if it had that and we still got all these 30fps games, that's quite telling of RDNA2
Inb4 this is how Insomniac promised a 4K60 mode on SM:MM. (please be true)
Well from what I've read it's not hardware based so it isn't really going to be comparable to DLSS
Already posted, but I'll do it again in a larger font. From the youtube description:
It's probably just a regularly scheduled podcast and the DLSS patent (which is likely misunderstood) made the topic list.
"Edit: Okay I solved it myself, you can close the thread"Tom's Hardware, always google's top research result but never actually has the answers you're looking for haha.
DLSS 3.0 here we go! Render at 240p, upscale to 4k that looks better than 8k!
Either that, or this is BS because Cerny would have told us if PS5 had tensor cores.
I know which one I would rather believe! I bet the tensor cores are hidden in the powerbrick. 5D chess. Well played Mark-senpai. Etc. etc.
Either that, or this is BS because Cerny would have told us if PS5 had tensor cores.
I know which one I would rather believe! I bet the tensor cores are hidden in the powerbrick. 5D chess. Well played Mark-senpai. Etc. etc.
To be fair, that one ex-engineer said there were secrets to the PS5 features, but I reckon tensor cores are just too big to not be talked on the Road to PS5. lol
Before people get too excited, Sony's Deep Learning patent was to do with potentially analysing how people play games and tailoring it for them i.e. if they keep getting stuck it could alter the difficulty just until they get past that section. It's nothing to do with upscaling graphics.
I was curious about whether its possible they just worded the patent for that specific application to make it legally distinct from Nvidia's solution. I have no idea how patent law works though.
Ah yeah I remember the nebulous talk around that before, would be good to get some clarification on that if it is indeed the topic they are going to discuss
Cerny did mention machine learning in wired article though?
Wired article on ps5:
"More generally, we're seeing the GPU be able to power machine learning for all sorts of really interesting advancements in the gameplay and other tools."
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Someone from EA mentioned it as well. I don't think it's anywhere near the level of even a 2060/dlss1.0 so that might be why they haven't talked about it other than in small quips.
Dunno what is this, but PS5 supports machine learning. We know this since the second wired article.