mitchman
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citation needed. Seeing how MERS started in the middle east in 40+C heat, and this is also a corona virus like MERS, there is nothing to suggest it will go down in the summer.
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01011001
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Sony Is Planning To Put A Screen On The Dualshock Controller
Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed a new patent in the United States that shows a detachable touch screen for the Dualshock Controller.respawnfirst.com
that would explain why the touch pad sticks out on the top so much and why it is now completely flat instead of the curved one on the DS4
HawarMiran
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He believes in 9.2 TF Playstation 5. Case closed
ethomaz
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Bo_Hazem
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It can slow down, adapt then come back stronger, that's the main concern here. It can be pretty fatal if it happens and spreads way more fast as well.
01011001
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the possibilities are that it gets either more dangerous with mutations or it gets more harmless with mutations.
it could be that it will just become an alternative version of the common flu and it will just hang around like the common cold, which is also a type of corona virus.
or it will become really dangerous in which case scientists hopefully get a vaccine developed fast.
01011001
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well we have images of dev kits and the controller's along with hardware test data, even if it's incomplete data.
so honestly the only thing that's really left is the final retail design and the completed picture of the tests we got.
but yes, compared to the last time around AND ESPECIALLY COMPARED TO THE PS4 SLIM LOL (that was hilarious) it's not as much info as you'd think we have by now.
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Mendou
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Absolutely this. Nothing is confirmed until it's official.
TherapistGaymer
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...and sense when was toilet paper the hottest commodity?
devilNprada
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You guys wear me out it's not MERS...
Just look at the numbers you'll see a pattern do some fucking research yourselves
Will warmer weather slow the spread of coronavirus?
Experts say sunlight and heat limit growth and longevity of virus, but observing proper hygiene is more effective.
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This might be a dumb question. But why did the game reporters stop commenting on shit after the XSX was revealed?
We had (I think the Eurogamer guy and others) leaks about how slow MS was with communication, how strong the PS5 was, et al. But I haven't heard shit since. Did their sources run dry all of a sudden? Did Sony threaten them to even reveal rumors?
We had (I think the Eurogamer guy and others) leaks about how slow MS was with communication, how strong the PS5 was, et al. But I haven't heard shit since. Did their sources run dry all of a sudden? Did Sony threaten them to even reveal rumors?
I been considering getting ps vr 2 if the QoL is greatly improved n is powerful. Had the chance recently to try out Re7 in VR n Jesus.... Damn I hope that Silent Hill rumor is true and it has VR support
Throttle
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Sony Is Planning To Put A Screen On The Dualshock Controller
Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed a new patent in the United States that shows a detachable touch screen for the Dualshock Controller.
It would need custom made menus to be useful at that small size.
WhispersintheWind
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My Source never said what leak 100% accurate was at. He Just said a recent Leak was 100% accurate.
SNPlayen
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I honestly think because of Corona everyone is just giving up on it for now.
Night.Ninja
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spartan30gr
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Sorry .But all this past rumors for ps5 gpu. i think is a big joke..Whe hope sony to release the real specs (for ps5 soon).To stop this fake nonsene.
Come on sony tell us something
Come on sony tell us something
Damn Sony, why you gotta do em like dat.It could bethelastword 15TF PS5
That would be nice.It could be
Moridianae
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I think that leak said "surprise 15" like they were seeing how high they could go, not that it would literally be 15. I'd have to see it again.
But if they somehow managed 15TF and launched with that, what an egregious meltdown would unfold.
I'd buy a window AC to blow straight on it..no way they could cool a box like that.
Wait, no. I wouldn't buy the AC because the system would be like 800 bucks and I'd be broke waiting for it to melt and then be out of money and a system, lol.
But if they somehow managed 15TF and launched with that, what an egregious meltdown would unfold.
I'd buy a window AC to blow straight on it..no way they could cool a box like that.
Wait, no. I wouldn't buy the AC because the system would be like 800 bucks and I'd be broke waiting for it to melt and then be out of money and a system, lol.
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Null_Key
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No its 1.65 TF now, just below the original PS4
Bo_Hazem
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Why not license Oculus as well and get some spare money out of those chasing perfection?
PaintTinJr
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Putting to one side the final TF metric for PS5 – that we won't know until we know. I'm still really interested in the design ethos for each console and specially the clocks chosen for the CPU and GPU, and how they vary between current gen game use and the PS3/360 gen use – assuming we are getting hardware B/C.
The clocks for last-gen CPUs were really interesting (IMHO) because they pitched at a level that made easy B/C impossible for the PS3 on PS4 and even though it was a simpler case on the 360 and the One – which I'll explain in a second – with game industry distilling game logic for games into a single general purpose CPU core (with 2 hardware threads) running at 3.6GHz (on both systems) the APUs on PS4/One had no way of accommodating those main loop workloads across multi-core using half the clock speed without game re-engineering(cross gen patching on ps4) or extensive emulation work(Xbox One).
For the Xbox 360 its multi-core CPU for the most part had been a waste of die-space, because the Silicon Knights complaint of the original Unreal engine 3 powered Gears of war using multi-core rendering meant the 2nd and 3rd general purpose cores were do rendering workloads they weren't suited to run, and presumably did so on all UE3 games there after, just for any extra rendering help they could give the xenos. So moving those games' workloads to Xbox One CPU compute cores resulted in better performance because they were already light workloads and would be perfectly suited to APU cores in the emulation (AFAIK).
The PS3 unfortunately couldn't do the same, as the SPU cores were similar efficiency as the APU cores, but had twice the clockspeed – and there were 6 SPUs and only 6 spare APU cores available and they were running at half the clock speed – so although much of those workloads in cross-gen patched games could be moved to the PS4 GPU, some of them just couldn't because of clockspeed. An excellent comparison of Journey on PS3 versus PS4 by DF highlighted the removed workload in the higher resolution PS4 version. Playing through the Last Guardian also has at least one water section puzzle in which major slow down occurs that I would be shocked if the code that does water physics simulation in the unreleased PS3 version doesn't run perfectly– and this brings me on to my last points.
PS3 and 360 gen clockspeeds aren't power efficient for hot APU chips, so if Sony and Microsoft did allow the APU cores(in PS5/XsX) to run that high, would they limit them doing it when they were using a specific B/C mode that downclocked the GPU massively to keep the APU cool? If not, are higher clockspeeds an essential part of RT workloads ? Does going higher clock on CPU and GPU help reduce things like memory thrashing - by giving CUs enough clock cycles per frame to get work done in time with less memory redundancy acceses?
The clocks for last-gen CPUs were really interesting (IMHO) because they pitched at a level that made easy B/C impossible for the PS3 on PS4 and even though it was a simpler case on the 360 and the One – which I'll explain in a second – with game industry distilling game logic for games into a single general purpose CPU core (with 2 hardware threads) running at 3.6GHz (on both systems) the APUs on PS4/One had no way of accommodating those main loop workloads across multi-core using half the clock speed without game re-engineering(cross gen patching on ps4) or extensive emulation work(Xbox One).
For the Xbox 360 its multi-core CPU for the most part had been a waste of die-space, because the Silicon Knights complaint of the original Unreal engine 3 powered Gears of war using multi-core rendering meant the 2nd and 3rd general purpose cores were do rendering workloads they weren't suited to run, and presumably did so on all UE3 games there after, just for any extra rendering help they could give the xenos. So moving those games' workloads to Xbox One CPU compute cores resulted in better performance because they were already light workloads and would be perfectly suited to APU cores in the emulation (AFAIK).
The PS3 unfortunately couldn't do the same, as the SPU cores were similar efficiency as the APU cores, but had twice the clockspeed – and there were 6 SPUs and only 6 spare APU cores available and they were running at half the clock speed – so although much of those workloads in cross-gen patched games could be moved to the PS4 GPU, some of them just couldn't because of clockspeed. An excellent comparison of Journey on PS3 versus PS4 by DF highlighted the removed workload in the higher resolution PS4 version. Playing through the Last Guardian also has at least one water section puzzle in which major slow down occurs that I would be shocked if the code that does water physics simulation in the unreleased PS3 version doesn't run perfectly– and this brings me on to my last points.
PS3 and 360 gen clockspeeds aren't power efficient for hot APU chips, so if Sony and Microsoft did allow the APU cores(in PS5/XsX) to run that high, would they limit them doing it when they were using a specific B/C mode that downclocked the GPU massively to keep the APU cool? If not, are higher clockspeeds an essential part of RT workloads ? Does going higher clock on CPU and GPU help reduce things like memory thrashing - by giving CUs enough clock cycles per frame to get work done in time with less memory redundancy acceses?
Iced Arcade
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Well reading alll those pages really do equal whispers in the wind 
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ArcaneNLSC
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Next thing you know XBots are going to say the PS5 is Lockhart
can we just go back to the Kate Beckinsale gifs please at least they were more interesting and stimulating than some of these rumors
can we just go back to the Kate Beckinsale gifs please at least they were more interesting and stimulating than some of these rumors
Insane Metal
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Xbox Series X Features Most Complex SoC For Gaming Consoles Ever; Multiple CPU Clusters With ARM and x86 Cores - Rumor
The Xbox Series X features the most complex SOC for gaming consoles ever, according to the LinkedIn profile of an AMD engineer
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Xbox Series X Features Most Complex SoC For Gaming Consoles Ever; Multiple CPU Clusters With ARM and x86 Cores - Rumor
The Xbox Series X features the most complex SOC for gaming consoles ever, according to the LinkedIn profile of an AMD engineer
Who is blueviolet?
I Love Rock 'n' Roll
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No one but a XtrollX.
JLMC469
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Someone hasn't been paying attention to what the Mod has said multiple times.
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Oh ok. I've heard of Tim dog and Dealer. Never heard of Blue
B_Boss
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Perhaps just one reason is because one can not (or will not) summarize the intricacies or this kind of subject matter in 2-3 sentences. It's just reading at the end of the day. I love it.
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TheStruggler
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Some interesting new developments, hmmmm I remain optimistic they are true......all of it
Handy Fake
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Can just imagine Cerny has got some hardware based witchcraft going on that can turn on and off CUs on the fly as and where needed during gaming, making everyone on this board both simultaneously right and wrong and blowing apart reality as we know it.
Gamernyc78
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Tht dude thts on par with mistermedia x. Why do ppl post frivolous shit. Doesnt matter tht the info isn't from him and he's referencing it but it still doesnt mean shit or add to shit we already know.
Mass Shift
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One of Misterxmedia's many identities
Handy Fake
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Sony Is Planning To Put A Screen On The Dualshock Controller
Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed a new patent in the United States that shows a detachable touch screen for the Dualshock Controller.
Analysis - Hardware - DF Direct: Playstation 5 Controller, UI, SSD News Reaction + Analysis
I see, was just wondering why people are making so much noise about them, in this thread and others, when they are only devkits, that is all. I think it’s because the new aluminum and black render came out from the site that did the all black one, and it looks a lot better. And most people...
If I end up right about this I'll laugh my testicles off.
saintjules
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Final Fantasy 7
What was your prediction if you don't mind me asking?Analysis - Hardware - DF Direct: Playstation 5 Controller, UI, SSD News Reaction + Analysis
I see, was just wondering why people are making so much noise about them, in this thread and others, when they are only devkits, that is all. I think it’s because the new aluminum and black render came out from the site that did the all black one, and it looks a lot better. And most people...www.neogaf.com
If I end up right about this I'll laugh my testicles off.
Roronoa Zoro
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They will probably wait till after the Corona craziness dies down a little. I wouldn't expect much until at LEAST may at this point. Nobody would even talk about it at this point. Hell nobody is talking about XSX and it already blew it's wad on announcements
Never mind I just read it
JLMC469
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Huh? What about software, RAM, SSD speed, cost, etc?
Bo_Hazem
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Xbox Series X Features Most Complex SoC For Gaming Consoles Ever; Multiple CPU Clusters With ARM and x86 Cores - Rumor
The Xbox Series X features the most complex SOC for gaming consoles ever, according to the LinkedIn profile of an AMD engineer
Roronoa Zoro
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Sorry not ALL of it's wad but it had a big blowout right before all this shit hit the fan which of course they couldnt have predicted but it ends up working against them
saintjules
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Anyone think with possible limited supply of next-gen Consoles that Retailers will ask for the full amount to secure a unit at launch? Not sure how it is with online Retailers, but with a place like Gamestop and/or local shops, they usually ask for $100 deposits. Would not be surprised if the full amount is asked prior.
Roronoa Zoro
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That would increase my chances of getting one so I'd be all for it!
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