I'm expecting big reveals from both. It's a new generation. As good as Sony is, they're very smart. They know they can't just rely on the PS4 library and excellence. They'll deliver the PS5 games as well and that means showing us whats in the pipeline. Same goes for MS. Show the games, tell us what you're going to do this coming generation.
So PC gamers can expect a raise in amount of RAM to couple SSD mandatory requirements?
Don't even give those clickbait videos exposure/views
Sounds crazy i don't believe.
So one example? there are far more examples of current gen only games (including pc2) requiring PS4 tier or better GPUs as min requirements
Consoles rule AAA development priorities as they make the vast majority of purchases. Laptop gamers wont have trouble upgrading in 2021/2022 as gaming laptops are luxury items anyways, I would think desktop owners are more price conscious.
Max Payne 3 is last gen game and Dying Light is the exception not the norm (8GB)
A mix of both yeah, but we won't see next gen only games till late 2021 at the earliest, there's plenty of time to upgrade
i thought they were both 60 fps.
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, I think you're wrong on multiple levels, but we'll see. In my view, the next gen consoles have moved up a tier into solid 4k territory. The PC market outside of the upper middle haven't gotten there just yet and probably won't for the next 4 or 5 years. Expect minimum requirements to target 1080p, maybe 900p for demanding titles, on lesser hardware. Can you provide a list of all the games that required PS4 or greater hardware in 2014 - 2017? I couldn't find many. 
Considering the chip size of the XSX, I don't think it's hard at all for AMD to release a GPU that will result in graphics cards in the $300-$400 range, that are fully capable of 4K. Whether that's upper mid or not, is another discussion lol.
It's all just guesses in good fun.
Point out where then?
PC market is not a priority for AAA devs as consoles make the majority of profit for them
Most current gen only AAA games you can think off. All Assassins creed games, shadow of mordor, fallout 4, the witcher 3, battlefront etc
You do have a point. If we take Steam's Hardware Survey as a reference, the GTX 1060, released in 2016, is today the most used graphics card. The most prominent "modern" card, the RTX 2060, consists of only 2% of the user base.
I have a hard time believing a console with a GPU running at 2.2 ghz will be more energy efficient then one running at 1.8 ghz.
Bo_Hazem I guess you are not a lego kind of person. Minecraft is addictive as hell. I've banned my kids from playing it. I think it's a bit like playing stupid mobile money grabber games; after a few months you'll realize WTF am I doing with my life.
Most likely for VR,BGs response gives me that vibe. I can see the new VR being 240Hz, or for other amusement shops:
And for FiA championships:
Plus 4K@240fps = 8K@60fps, so probably good for their TV branch going forward.
So here is the cooling patent.
Board will have hole punches in it so cooling system goes through it. As well as below it and on top of it . Thats cool . Abit over kill but that means ps5 will be quiet.
Whats number 9:
That Jaguar CPU resulted in a lot of funny situations this gen.
Well, that's not the whole story. If you compare a GPU that has the same amount of CUs running at 1.8 GHz vs 2.2 GHz, obviously the one at 1.8 GHz will be more efficient.
Very few. On launch the ones buying are us, the wacky ones. The core 360 and the 40GB PS3 sold very poorly and in the case of the core 360 it was when the premium was sold out and people buyed the hard drive separately.
The launch window includes Holiday 2020.
MS is thinking in the long term. You asked how many on launch.
Go on
