freefornow
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Since this is coming from Tidux take it with a huge mountain of salt.
Would like some news on the Nvme drives that are supported.
Since this is coming from Tidux take it with a huge mountain of salt.
What's the rush? I don't believe there are fast enough drive on the marchet to actually be used within the system, and if you need space for the PS4 games, get a cheapo external drive and offload stuff there.Would like some news on the Nvme drives that are supported.
Maybe google translator is failing me, but it seems they're going to show all PSs CPUs?
A little late but whatever.
CECHL very good revision (80GB 65nm both CPU/GPU). After 12 years still working good, mostly for audio AAC (toslink).I have an Emotion Engine. I still own a working launch PS3
There you go:Any credibility you hoped to have disappeared as soon as you mentioned Cyberpunk. When the best argument you've got is "like in the latest Cyberpunk patch" you've already lost.
Since this is coming from Tidux take it with a huge mountain of salt.
This taken from the forum...Samsung answered a forum on an Update for the PS5 which will happen in March, which relates to their TVs.
Makes some things prettier though.DLSS doesn't make things more powerful.
Lol
Those two fanboys are no insiders.
Switch Pro being between Series S and a PS5 because of AI upscaling is just more Nintendo fanboy wet dream.
How you gonna put that on a switch that has to be portable?
I had forgotten about the crazy Nintendo dudes.
The cycle is “pre-launch: dreams about a monster HW, post launch: explaining why having a monster HW would have not been important and we got something more interesting instead”... every launch and you can say something similar about the online service features/status.Since Wii, Nintendo fanboys dream with a hardware machine that is not garbage.
DLSS only affects resolution. Look at the Imortals DF comparison between Switch and next gen, the game looks far worse in terms terms of textures, world detail, characters, effects and the performance is sub 30fps with long loads. I'd say the low resolution is the least of it's problems.Makes some things prettier though.
2013 mid-tier level hardware (PS4) is strong machine for you?Since Wii, Nintendo fanboys dream with a hardware machine that is not garbage.
But you just need to see their new ips since Wii Era and their overall software output...they don't need a strong hardware for what they develop.
I hate to link stuff from Snowflake Era. But I thought this was worth sharing.
I hate to link stuff from Snowflake Era. But I thought this was worth sharing.
But Namco and Sega stand out starkly in particular because they are the exceptions that prove the rule. At this point it is becoming more and more clear that Xbox is beginning to lose the traction
I think if a PS4 portable like was possible to launch at affordable price Sony and MS would probably make it.2013 mid-tier level hardware (PS4) is strong machine for you?
Interesting...
Why do you think this power will be inside handheld itself? What if it's just powerful dock, like in case with some of the modern laptops which use latest rtx cards as add-on and console itself will receive upgraded arm chip on latest nm process.I think if a PS4 portable like was possible to launch at affordable price Sony and MS would probably make it.
But if Nintendo can do it how much would you pay for a last gen experience in portable mode?
the games will come as long as MS pay for them. Otherwise there is no incentive, Xbox is redundant when PlayStation, Nintendo and PC are getting the games.
If I had to guess, I think they are not going to announce anything until they can get more consoles out.Would like some news on the Nvme drives that are supported.
The text aligns differently to the table on both counts.
A lot of things seem to be going on in March, I wonder if Sony will join the party as well.So there's a PS5 update planned in March that includes 4k 120fps for Samsung TVs, plus speculated other feature updates... Oh and
AMD maybe planning the FidelityFX Super Resolution launch in March.
Let's just wait and see.
Why do you think this power will be inside handheld itself? What if it's just powerful dock, like in case with some of the modern laptops which use latest rtx cards as add-on and console itself will receive upgraded arm chip on latest nm process.
Just call it CDNA. C for Cerny.
Why would you not, it's best game of last gen.i've actually been enjoying control this weekend
My Nvidia shield uses tegra and has "AI Upscaling". It looks really good on the 1080p sources I've seen it on.Nintendo Switch games will never be natively rendered above 1080p. And they can't afford DLSS. The Tegra chip is way too small for tensor cores. All they're gonna do is upgrade the dock's HDMI port to 2.0 and say it supports 4K TVs.
Could it have some basic upres chip in the dock, just like 4K TVs have? Sure. But its not even necessary. Sending a 1080p native signal out to a 4K TV and having the TV upres it would work just as well and save Nintendo money. Nintendo are cheap. Expect bare minimum.
So the RDNA runs on jizzaflops now?True story, the R in RDNA stands for Randy. As in:
It's a PS4 when docked, and at a quarter of the power when undocked (from 1440p down to 720p). That way the battery life is still long.A handheld with the power of PS4? No fucking shot. Not if it wants to achieve any measure of extended battery longevity.
This was my “solution” for a hybrid portable/home console back before switch came out.
I’d be down to buy such a device.
The problem is I’d expect it to be nearer to $800. Maybe more.
Nintendo won’t make such a thing and a system like this for around $350 would be crap - it’d be a woefully underpowered home and portable console.
So the RDNA runs on jizzaflops now?
Nope, we start stacking dies in a 3D area. Btw the current "nm" count is not a real metric of size of the gates, but a marketing terms to reflect the density of transistors in the chip.Should we expect a stall when we reach 1nm? I can't see even that being easy. Of course, assuming we're not going to quantum computing any time soon. Of course carbon nanotubes are next. Higher clocks and more efficient power draw.
Computer chips from carbon nanotubes, not silicon, mark a milestone
Silicon has been king of cutting-edge electronics. But that reign may soon end, with carbon nanotubes taking silicon’s place.www.sciencenewsforstudents.org
Yeah, I had over a 1000 hours in Destiny 1 and it broke my L3 button on three different controllers. The launch one. The one they sent as a replacement. And a brand new controller I bought after the replacement had the same issue (warranty on replacements is only 3 months). They had fixed the rubber peeling off issue that affected the launch controllers but pretty much nothing else. Played BLOPS 3 for close to 200 hours and got dark matter camo (Getting gold and diamond skins for every gun in the game) and didnt have any issues.Considering I have over 1,000 hours into RDR2 PER YEAR since launch alone, beat the snots out of the OG DS4 in Bloodborne where even the rubber started peeling on the left stick, no drifts, but retired it due to being too lazy to change the sticks, and have put thousands of hours into the UC4 DS4 slate blue one (no peels they fixed the coating and the controller still looks brand new), still no drift... then this can't be a stone cold consensus in their isolated test.
They probably will come up with a better design eventually just for the sake of how much this trends, but I still don't believe this is a RRoD type situation. Just more vocal in current year by a small subset impacted.
So, does this mean in March we will finally get to shop hearing Riky bragging about VRR being only on XBSX?So there's a PS5 update planned in March that includes 4k 120fps for Samsung TVs, plus speculated other feature updates... Oh and
AMD maybe planning the FidelityFX Super Resolution launch in March.
Let's just wait and see.
So, does this mean in March we will finally get to shop hearing Riky bragging about VRR being only on XBSX?
The drifting is likely coming from the seal not being good enough between air and the haptics inside, so dust and such gets inside when it's being used.Yeah, I had over a 1000 hours in Destiny 1 and it broke my L3 button on three different controllers. The launch one. The one they sent as a replacement. And a brand new controller I bought after the replacement had the same issue (warranty on replacements is only 3 months). They had fixed the rubber peeling off issue that affected the launch controllers but pretty much nothing else. Played BLOPS 3 for close to 200 hours and got dark matter camo (Getting gold and diamond skins for every gun in the game) and didnt have any issues.
After I bought my pro, I had no controller issues. Played BF1 for almost 500 hours. Destiny 2 for close to 200. GoW for 200. MGS for 200. Warzone for over a month. No drifting issues. No R3 or L3 issues. I dont play my switch much, if at all, but tbh I dont even know what drifting looks like.
If drifting was just due to wear and tear, they wouldve fixed it by now. Or it wouldve affected PS4 controllers far more than PS5 controllers since the console literally just came out. How can it already have wear and tear 3 months in?
If I had to guess, either they still havent figured it out or its related to haptics somehow since both the switch and PS5 controller use them. I also dont understand the need for a class action lawsuit since we are all in the warranty period and should get it replaced for free.
Blurrier*Makes some things prettier though.