TeamGhobad
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knows full specs of ps5 and anaconda and lockhart and their price...in january....but doesn't know the name of anaconda or lochart....ya this is beyond bullshit.
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knows full specs of ps5 and anaconda and lockhart and their price...in january....but doesn't know the name of anaconda or lochart....ya this is beyond bullshit.
Gamernyc78
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8 for a bit but few ppl took a shot of tht white and it skyrocketed back up to at least 12 with another hit putting it up to 15
CyberPanda
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The8 for a bit but few ppl took a shot of tht white and it skyrocketed back up to at least 12 with another hit putting it up to 15
never ends.
TLZ
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But the Xbox One was a $100 more for the Kinect alone from what we heard. Take that away, that's a $100 less and now at $399 like PS4, with its specs still lower at 1.3tf vs PS4's 1.8tf.
MS simply weren't thinking straight back then.
I like Panello. Gives me this funny image he has a Pan for a head.
bhunachicken
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PS5's not quite 8TF. It's more like 7.8TF.
That's according to a guy I overheard talking about it in the pub tonight. His mate's cousin's step brother once delivered some sandwiches to the SCEE offices back in 2015, and he heard them say 7.8TF as they came out of a board meeting. Can't get more accurate than that.
Although to be fair he did get the sandwich orders all mixed up, so there's always the possibility he was wrong.
That's according to a guy I overheard talking about it in the pub tonight. His mate's cousin's step brother once delivered some sandwiches to the SCEE offices back in 2015, and he heard them say 7.8TF as they came out of a board meeting. Can't get more accurate than that.
Although to be fair he did get the sandwich orders all mixed up, so there's always the possibility he was wrong.
CyberPanda
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I just can't wait for the numbers to be actually out so these great developers can make awesome games!
Gamernyc78
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Yeah this thread has ppl on edge
When thy finally release specs ppl will be a little better for a little while but then it'll be the force versus the empire.
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Negotiator
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But we all know that OtherOS did nothing to increase their PSN profits.
Even MS doesn't allow you to install a regular Windows OS and run regular x86/Win32 apps on X1X. It's not a coincidence.
SonGoku
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PCs will use DDR4 buffer to achieve the same result. So initial load times will be higher to load the DDR4 buffer but its smooth sailing after that.
Let's say consoles have 20GB GDDR6 available for games
PCs 8GB-16GB VRAM and 32GB DDR4
On PC you can double consoles memory 40GB (VRAM + DDR4) vs 20GB
You have a 20GB memory buffer advantage on PC which can be used to stream assets on the fly.
CyberPanda
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LordOfChaos
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But we all know that OtherOS did nothing to increase their PSN profits.
Even MS doesn't allow you to install a regular Windows OS and run regular x86/Win32 apps on X1X. It's not a coincidence.
I know I know...But a hardware nerd and data scientist wants what he wants...
If this does use an SSG configuration, it would be the cheapest way to get it by like, 14x. 14x just considering the card, not the whole rest of the computer around it.
CyberPanda
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I think this was posted but thanks for sharing anyway!
Evilms
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Oh, sorry, I didn't see it.
CyberPanda
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Don't be sorry! All good!
Fake
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FTFY
Negotiator
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Are they going to port XBOX 360 games like Halo, Gears etc. to an ARM-based console and still hit 720p 30 fps?
Would be cool if true, but I think streaming is far more likely (even home streaming from XBOX to Switch would be more than welcome, IF Nintendo would allow it).
Munki
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Not sure bro. The thought just popped in my head while sitting on the can.
Imtjnotu
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They updated the Xbox one x to have hdmi 2.1 features. Not 2.1 itself. There isn't a cert for it. Tho it does use ALLM and Vrr.
Insane Metal
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Damn... all those leaks.
I hope someone leaks the nextbox.
I hope someone leaks the nextbox.
CyberPanda
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The few leaks happening are from a Namco security breach.
Oh. Forgot about it. So first PC will be crippled by not enough vram and then by low streaming caps.
Pretty bad.
You cannot seriously compare high bandwidth vram with low bandwidth ram and you can never just add one to another.
Reminder: in directx vram is managed by system ram at all times. No more unmanaged buffers for you.
ResilientBanana
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At least 12TF? No my friend, it stops at 12TF.
Insane Metal
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#team16TF
J-Roderton
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This is wild
SonGoku
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If consoles have 20GB available to games, only 10-12GB will be used as vram the rest will be used as system ram
You don't need as much bandwidth for CPU.
PCs will still have a 20GB buffer advantage to load streaming assets
8GB VRAM should be fine the first 2 years, i think 16GB VRAM GPUs will become the norm next gen.
It's all high bandwidth ram. The target usage doesn't matter. Both CPU and GPU can access same pages in AMD arch. All of it is VRAM for that purpose.
You have seen separate pools last gen only because the main platform in all the multiplatform games was D3D.
TeamGhobad
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CPU has imbedded RAM?
rəddəM
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So it's 78TF then.
MONSTER.
ANIMAL1975
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Your math is wrong 7.8Tf = 78Gf
... per seconds of course.
rəddəM
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SonGoku
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System ram is used by CPU, and VRAM by the GPU even on an unified pool
CPU does not benefit from crazy super fast bandwidth like GPU does.
uh?
Insane Metal
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Nope. The whole point of unified RAM is to access same pages by both GPU and CPU without needless copying. For example: CPU is setting up motion vectors according to controls pressed by user. And then GPU blends animation using that data. I.e. one slow write by cpu: vector update. Multiple fast reads for gpu for various animation tasks. Same ram page.
ANIMAL1975
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Nah 78, but don't count on me for that Anita get laid thing,... I have standards.
i was not joking
CyberPanda
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14TF arcturus + HW RT in a console
Who is this guy in the youtube? I can't wait for the E3 conference so these silly videos stop.
DeepEnigma
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14TF arcturus + HW RT in a console
Collaboration with Intel on AMD architecture.
pawel86ck
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Just a youtuber who talks about leaks and games, but he is very good at it and I like his videos. But 14 TF sounds too good
CyberPanda
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Yea, 14TF isn't happening lol.Just a youtuber who talks about leaks and games, but he is very good at it and I like his videos. But 14 TF sounds too good
Gamernyc78
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14TF arcturus + HW RT in a console
I'd pay 600 for tht easily.
SonGoku
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I know the GPU can access system ram but it does so through a much slower memory bus so it doesn't make a difference how fast system ram is
Im assuming what's partitioned as system ram by devs can only be accessed by the GPU through the super onion bus. If someone more knowledgeable can confirm or deny this i would appreciate it.
Im personally betting somewhere in between 12-13TF
But at this point it woulnt surprise me 14TF
SSD and RT were far bigger surprises that i would had bet anything on it not happening yet it did.
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Negotiator
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But "3.4ghz 12core Zen2" is totally happening, right?
I mean come on, Phil would have to sell his soul and maybe even his firstborn for this to happen...
There is no hard partitioning it defeats the whole purpose of unified memory.
The difference is CC (cache coherent) or no-CC access.
CC is needed for more complicated scenarios, where you need to do computations with CPU and GPU on the same blocks. But it doesn't mean that once block is accessed through CC bus it cannot be accessed through non-CC one.
SonGoku
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The main benefit of unified pool is flexibility when it comes to assigning system ram and vram as opposed to hard limits
I admit i don't know if whats partitioned as system ram can be accessed by the GPU through the fast bus, if you are certain I'll take your word for it
Anyways i think 8GB VRAM cards will be fine for the first two years of crossgen ports, for next gen only games 16GB VRAM GPUs will be set for the whole gen.
I've done some calculations assuming next gen consoles have 20GB available for games and a 4GB/s SSD:
8GBVRAM/32GB DDR4 PCs would need a 2GB/s SSD
So you were right a 500MB/s SSD wouldn't be enough even accounting for the extra memory buffer, but i don't know if such scenario where you need constant non stop 4GB/s+ streaming will be common
Im inclined to believe a 20GB buffer would be enough for current gameplay till the next loading screen. We'll see i guess, especially interested to see how Sony exclusives exploit it.
It would be a shame if 3rd party games are (ironically) held back by PCs
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demigod
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IIRC, this dude made a video around the time that osiris talked about the PS5. Pretty sure this dude has no insider info.
It all depends on the exact spec.
But if very high throughput flash controller (>3gb/sec) will be there PCs will have a hard time keeping up.
Of course it can be crippled by the interface (ssd block device will be awful, direct ram mapping will be enormously fast and low latency).
And if ps5 will resemble ps2: relatively small ram size but huge wide buses, PCs may not even be targeted (as it was in the ps2 days).
CyberPanda
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Yea, it seems like he's just guessing and doesn't really know what the fuck he's talking about. And his voice makes me cringe.
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