ShaiKhulud1989
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When he was repeating earlier leaks from more reputable sources - sure.He have been right near 100% on AMD stuff recently.
-PS5 Pro specs
-PSSR
-Strix Halo
-Zen5
-Navi4C
-Zen6
The list goes on and on.
When he was repeating earlier leaks from more reputable sources - sure.He have been right near 100% on AMD stuff recently.
-PS5 Pro specs
-PSSR
-Strix Halo
-Zen5
-Navi4C
-Zen6
The list goes on and on.
When he was repeating earlier leaks from more reputable sources - sure.
For example, Strix Halo. Dude was 100% correct.When he was repeating earlier leaks from more reputable sources - sure.
For example, Strix Halo. Dude was 100% correct.
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You have access to the internet, go and see for yourself how accurate he has been recently.
This guy has been the best source of PlayStation hardware design leaks, even better than Tom Henderson. So I find it funny for people to shit on him here, pun intended.
Agreed, a lot of the stuff he has put out has been pretty accurate. Nobody has a perfect track record and mid last year he was expecting Blackwell to launch with a ton of supply, which clearly did not happen. He changed his tune as it got closer to release date.I have never seen this person or heard of him before but he seems pretty accurate and reasonable and how I'll also view the next gen games both early to late games and their requirements for the PS6 and PC.
Yet, we have people that believe Phil Spencer around here.I actually do not like this guy in the slightest. He is a complete bullshitter. I cant believe he has the following he has.
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Not to mention that he was dead on accurate about Battlemage being a paper launch GPU. The haters came out of the woodwork when the positive reviews came out.He have been right near 100% on AMD stuff recently.
-PS5 Pro specs
-PSSR
-Strix Halo
-Zen5
-RDNA4
-Navi4C
-Zen6
The list goes on and on.
He is an AMD fanboy, so its not surprising on the recommendation.Agreed, a lot of the stuff he has put out has been pretty accurate. Nobody has a perfect track record and mid last year he was expecting Blackwell to launch with a ton of supply, which clearly did not happen. He changed his tune as it got closer to release date.
But the one thing that he was big time accurate on was Intel Battlemage being a paper launch. He was saying that and it has very much proven to be true.
However, in the episode he published today, I did find him recommending an $800 9070XT over the $750 5070 Ti to be a bad recommendation. At $599 and $750, the 9070XT is a much better choice, but when the 5070 Ti is priced near MSRP and the 9070XT is way above MSRP or similar in price, I'd still give an edge to the 5070 Ti due to more DLSS support, although FSR4 support continues to grow.
Yet, we have people that believe Phil Spencer around here.
I thought this was reveled like 2 months back right? That FSR 4.0 would be coming to Pro and just be called PSSR 2. Or am I going crazy?
This is him more him delving into what sony are trying to acheive. e.g. better upscaling from lower internal resolutionsI thought this was reveled like 2 months back right? That FSR 4.0 would be coming to Pro and just be called PSSR 2. Or am I going crazy?
This is him more him delving into what sony are trying to acheive. e.g. better upscaling from lower internal resolutions
I hate when people don't do research, but instead get on their keyboard and type shit.He is accurate when compiling other peoples data, and he does rarely stumble across something....But, as with everything on the internet nowadays these guys strive to have new content each week which forces them to share information before it is 100% confirmed. I do not respect this approach at all.
Quite interesting what he said about replacing TAA in the new version kinda like DLSS does with DLAA….
I loved the PS5 Pro despite having a 7900XTX, I'm quite curious to see where they are taking the next version. While at the same time I'm curious about FSR4 on RDNA3
He also claimed Battlemage was cancelled (it wasn't), and he got the entire lineup incorrect, along with the wrong die size and number of execution cores.Not to mention that he was dead on accurate about Battlemage being a paper launch GPU. The haters came out of the woodwork when the positive reviews came out.
Working feverishly to ready it for R*'s behemoth.
I have never seen this person or heard of him before but he seems pretty accurate and reasonable and how I'll also view the next gen games both early to late games and their requirements for the PS6 and PC.
It's interesting how tightly kept Sony is about their PSSR roadmap when I think it could only help them to be transparent about it.
It's one of those things where you get reinforced into believing something because of your own behavior. Sony is tight lipped and when they fuck up fans get really angry at them, so they're afraid to announce things and then fuck up, but they don't realize that if they were transparent that it buys them a lot of good will.
Nvidia is so far ahead of them that I don't think having a public roadmap hurts you in anyway. The Switch 2 is already done and Microsoft presumably is going to be on whatever roadmap AMD is on but more realistically pretty hardware agnostic moving forward.
Cerny teased FSR4 like image quality in 2026 titles, but it doesn't hurt to go into more detail, which is I why I appreciate MLID for leaking this stuff. I think a lot people don't like him because he is so associated with PS5 Pro leaks and thus is seen as pro-sony, which is why you have guys like Bojji in here.
I have been on gamefaqs for years and haven't heard of him until now. Even some other users that lots of people here talked about like Grummz or Alinar Pierce and others etc are new to me until recently. Cause I don't remember seeing them mentioned on gamefaqs for all the years I've been there.He's been talked about on here for years now. Surprised you never seen him or the posts.
I read somewhere you got a PS5 Pro. Is that correct?You can probably find my posts shitting on him way before he leaked any pro stuff.
He's saying on PC should be good with half the VRAM as the console.
PS5: 16GB
PC: 16GB System / 8GB VRAM
PS6: 32GB VRAM
PC: 24GB System / 16GB VRAM
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This isn't a leak by him btw.
He have been right near 100% on AMD stuff recently.
-PS5 Pro specs
-PSSR
-Strix Halo
-Zen5
-RDNA4
-Navi4C
-Zen6
The list goes on and on.
I hate when people don't do research, but instead get on their keyboard and type shit.
Nvidia Execs while sniffing on a bundle of dollar noteshopefully begging for VRAM will be a thing of the past.
16gigs of vram for ps6 is pure bs, console likely gonna launch holidays 2028(maybe holidays 2027 if 3nm tsmc node is mature enough but doubt it) so gonna have to last us likey to around 2036, 24gb vram if not even 32 are only 2 options.
I read somewhere you got a PS5 Pro. Is that correct?
MILD belives in 16gb vram, hes actually said 8gb would age badly, which it has. Im not sure I agree with his take on the PS6 however.We really need to stop listening to MLiD.
8GB VRAM is beyond cutting it close with PS5/XSX titles.
Games that use virtual textures will simply NOT load the higher quality textures.
His "next gen" ready PC is pretty silly a 24GB system will be DDR5 Single Channel?
Zen 5 was leaked on Baidu, most AMD leaks originate there.
The PS5 Pro was leaked by K2G but they couldnt talk about it in detail cuz at that time only key devs had dev kits so it would be pretty easy to trace.
MLiD "leaked" when third parties got the dev kits......but we already knew about Trinity by then.
Was it a gift, got it cheap/used? I mean, why wouldn't you use that money to upgrade your GPU?24GB GDDR7 is AT LEAST what PS6 will have, maybe 32GB but I doubt it. I also expect them to use 3GB chips and 256bit memory bus.
Yes, with the disc drive even.
Was it a gift, got it cheap/used? I mean, why wouldn't you use that money to upgrade your GPU?
There is no need to upgrade 4070ti super, it will be good for the next few years.
I found it used for little more than 600 Euro in a pawn shop, almost in mint condition with old firmware (new console is ~826 Euro here). Disc drive is new but in MSRP.
Buying now is not a bad idea, there is a chance that prices will go up at some point...
Wait, it's just that the leak?Not really much of a leak. "Sony is working on a better and faster version of PSSR", yeah no shit. Mark Cerney confirmed as much months ago.
Nvidia Execs while sniffing on a bundle of dollar notes
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7900XTX is around 100 TOPS vs 300Tops from Pro. No way they are going to run FSR4 model on RDNA3.Quite interesting what he said about replacing TAA in the new version kinda like DLSS does with DLAA….
I loved the PS5 Pro despite having a 7900XTX, I'm quite curious to see where they are taking the next version. While at the same time I'm curious about FSR4 on RDNA3
Quite a lot of MLID 'leaks' (and Western leaked HW content in general) originates from Chinese internet, it's just Western users claim him as a initial source because they cannot into Baidu/Weibo.We really need to stop listening to MLiD.
8GB VRAM is beyond cutting it close with PS5/XSX titles.
Games that use virtual textures will simply NOT load the higher quality textures.
His "next gen" ready PC is pretty silly a 24GB system will be DDR5 Single Channel?
Zen 5 was leaked on Baidu, most AMD leaks originate there.
The PS5 Pro was leaked by K2G but they couldnt talk about it in detail cuz at that time only key devs had dev kits so it would be pretty easy to trace.
MLiD "leaked" when third parties got the dev kits......but we already knew about Trinity by then.
It's speculation at best. He had similar speculations about PS5 and almost none came true. Him saying PS5 would run next gen games at 4K60 at ultra settings made me realise this guy is a complete joke. At the time je said that 2080TI couldn't even do that with last gen games.What do you think of his prediction on the PS6 having 40GB total split into 24gb of System ram and 16gb of Vram? Thought it was pretty accurate and how I'll picture the PS6.
Isn't it 60 out of 64CUs with 64 ROPs though?Talk about glass houses...
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MLiD getting duped by a bogus source doesn't negate the fact that he provided the most authentic and comprehensive leaks for PS5 Pro before anyone else, to the point where Tom Henderson was citing him and verifying it's accuracy. Kepler also has provider accurate and quality info on PS5 Pro, as did (shudder) RedGamingTech. They are all worth consideration when they bring new info.
Btw, I know you're not agreeing or disagreeing with me Heisenberg, this tweet is more of a response to the kepler tweet you referenced.
Without a doubt no one has a perfect batting averageTalk about glass houses...
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MLiD getting duped by a bogus source doesn't negate the fact that he provided the most authentic and comprehensive leaks for PS5 Pro before anyone else, to the point where Tom Henderson was citing him and verifying it's accuracy. Kepler also has provider accurate and quality info on PS5 Pro, as did (shudder) RedGamingTech. They are all worth consideration when they bring new info.
Btw, I know you're not agreeing or disagreeing with me Heisenberg, this tweet is more of a response to the kepler tweet you referenced.
Yes, he does take a very pro-AMD tone and his most recent episode was a bit baffling. I agree with much of what he said about AMD being more stable right now, but the 5070 Ti does perform better than the 9070 XT and if they both cost the same, the 5070 TI is a better choice since it seems that the driver issues have been mostly ironed out.He is an AMD fanboy, so its not surprising on the recommendation.
I thought that was just a meme. Like when people share Jim or Phil memes. I wouldnt trust any higher up Suits from any company.
If I am being honest with you, I would legit consider trading my 5070 Ti for a 4070 Ti, since it still has PhysX 32-bit support. It wouldn't be a straight trade, but I'd consider it.There is no need to upgrade 4070ti super, it will be good for the next few years.
I found it used for little more than 600 Euro in a pawn shop, almost in mint condition with old firmware (new console is ~826 Euro here). Disc drive is new but in MSRP.
Buying now is not a bad idea, there is a chance that prices will go up at some point...