Bernoulli
M2 slut
this has been leaked long time ago, but it means it will have PS4 power in portable mode and PS4 pro docked
this is without counting DLSS, and if nintendo uses enough Ram and UFS 3.1 or better storage it is going to be pretty close to current consoles
CPU should have better performance than both PS4 and pro
Switch Next/2/NG/Whatever will use a custom SOC based of Orin. It's called T239 Drake.
It's existence was rumored ever since 2021 by known Nvidia leaker Kopite7kimi.
And after Nvidia suffered an illegal data breach from a hacker attack(Which was confirmed by Nvidia themselves), a bunch of files related to multiple in-development hardware at Nvidia were thoroughly analyzed and it was found files and code related to NVN2 and T239.
NVN is the API developed by Nvidia exclusively for Nintendo Switch and NVN2 is the API developed for the next Nintendo hardware.
NVN2 specifically calls for T239 SoC and also calls for the entire amount of GPU shader cores of T239(In case some of you say some SMs will be deactived to increase yields).
Furthermore, T239 was validated as a real SoC due to Linux4T(Linux for Tegra) recent commits and code making open reference to T239. Such reference also confirmed that T239 contains a single cluster with up to 8 cores. That's basically the gist of it. The data about this can be found around the web.
T239 Drake:
this is without counting DLSS, and if nintendo uses enough Ram and UFS 3.1 or better storage it is going to be pretty close to current consoles
CPU should have better performance than both PS4 and pro
Switch Next/2/NG/Whatever will use a custom SOC based of Orin. It's called T239 Drake.
It's existence was rumored ever since 2021 by known Nvidia leaker Kopite7kimi.
And after Nvidia suffered an illegal data breach from a hacker attack(Which was confirmed by Nvidia themselves), a bunch of files related to multiple in-development hardware at Nvidia were thoroughly analyzed and it was found files and code related to NVN2 and T239.
NVN is the API developed by Nvidia exclusively for Nintendo Switch and NVN2 is the API developed for the next Nintendo hardware.
NVN2 specifically calls for T239 SoC and also calls for the entire amount of GPU shader cores of T239(In case some of you say some SMs will be deactived to increase yields).
Furthermore, T239 was validated as a real SoC due to Linux4T(Linux for Tegra) recent commits and code making open reference to T239. Such reference also confirmed that T239 contains a single cluster with up to 8 cores. That's basically the gist of it. The data about this can be found around the web.
T239 Drake:
12 SMs - 1536 Ampere CUDA Cores. Does have RT Cores (1 per SM) and Tensor Cores (4 per SM)
8 Cortex A78C cores