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Rumor: Switch developer information leaked. Reveals A TON incl. hardware specs
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Louis Cyphre
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So it is an IPS screen.
The Ninjas work fast in the morning
Schnozberry
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The bandwidth per SM isn't that bad. Plus the cache sizes are completely left off this document for the GPU. That part may have been customized.
Maintenance
Member
Tried it here again, they are working but can't download anything. I think the traffic is just being too high.
EDIT: Managed to get them, just keep trying until you do.
Inferno313
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No video apps at launch, so nothing will be in 4K at launch.
Once they have those apps ready, they'll probably mention that fact.
Skittzo0413
Member
The specs appear to be based on the July devkits as we've seen these rumored specs tied to this time before. It's good to have additional confirmation of it though.
But this does not tell us the final specs.
It listed 32GB as the largest game card, not SD card. Hopefully that's very out of date.
This is from July 2016. Things may have changed since then. If you look at the files and images it's really hard to call this fake.
Ahh, I forgot about that. Hopefully there will be customisations to allow all cores to be accessed at all times. Otherwise, it seems like a waste of silicon.
The machine has the necessary hardware to output 4K video. Why would it be fake just because Nintendo didn't talk about it? That doesn't even make sense
Notice the right column. The hardware supports it but it isn't available (1080p 60fps max).
Oppo
Member
yes, don't see how that changes my answer.
a limited-ability web "sheet" like the iPhone pops can have a lot of problems, since it is expecting a "real browser"... and if they put enough of Webkit in there to actually behave properly in a number of given situations, that makes the actual lack of exposed browser super-annoying.
you could still attack/exploit a Switch with a malformed page on local wifi so I don't see what this gets them in terms of security. they are being weirdly paranoid again.
no streaming apps at launch, no reason to mention it
darkazcura
Member
I feel like people are reading the chart incorrectly. The chart says hardware specs..meaning what the hardware is capable of..and then the next column is application..meaning what is actually being used by the Switch (limited). The application says 1080p at 60 FPS. The 4K mention is the hardware spec, and we already know the hardware is capable of it based on the ShieldTV spec. That doesn't mean the Switch will actually allow it, though.
Of course I could be wrong though...it's just how I am reading the chart.
If I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
Well, I mean, that's kind of logical.
Maybe...I still think that mentioning 4K video streaming functionality coming in the future is better messaging than saying nothing at all.
LordOfChaos
Member
Sounds like what we "knew" already, I don't see any surprises. Maximum clock speed of 2GHz doesn't necessarily mean it would run at that, everything else is in line with previous rumours.
HD Rumble was always a cute name for a linear actuator, just like Taptic Engine
HD Rumble was always a cute name for a linear actuator, just like Taptic Engine
mocolostrocolos
Member
If I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
I read it the same way.
Not system-wide. But individual games may feature achievements.
Garrett Hawke
Member
that... looks like a correct interpretationIf I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
wonder if you can play other users games? so like you could buy only one digital copy for example.
nothing is logical about nintendo's account system
Makes senseIf I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
kamikazilucas
Neo Member
why can't it do 4k at 60 when its just a display resolution, its not like games are gonna be rendering at that
Osiris
I permanently banned my 6 year old daughter from using the PS4 for mistakenly sending grief reports as it's too hard to watch or talk to her
The specs really hadn't changed from these by the October leak at DF either, and those were listed by Nintendo in the documentation as final, anyone still clinging to updated / different clocks to these at this point is delusional.
That isn't going to happen, the best you can hope for from big.LITTLE is heterogenous mode, when a 57 core and a 53 core are paired, and either one or the other is active, depending on load requirement, the point of big.LITTLE is battery saving, not increased performance.
Garrett Hawke
Member
hdmi 1.4 doesn't have enough bandwidth to deliver 60 4k frames to the tv per second
Because HDMI 2.0 is required for higher than 30fps at 4k. Switch is only HDMI 1.4 if I read everythign correctly
Inferno313
Banned
If I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
I wonder if multiple user accounts can be logged in at once, like on PS4 and Xbox One, or if it'll be like the WiiU and only one user account is logged in at once.
Skittzo0413
Member
If I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
Yeah that looks right. They also mentioned save data not transferring automatically between two devices with the same Nintendo Account, so I think that suggests we can redownload already purchased titles onto a different Switch. Doesn't confirm it, but it does suggest it to me.
Incorrect. Read the DF article again, they explicitly said they had no confirmation on core configuration, and assumed some Pascal features would be in the final hardware. They reported the clock speeds as final for launch, but not the actual specs.
LordOfChaos
Member
I guess three cores available to games is the biggest new confirmation here, so no little cores running the OS I guess.
Monty Mole
Member
There won't be any 4k video streaming without HDCP 2.2.
Judging by the fact it's specifically 4K, 30FPS, it's gonna be down the the HDMI standard supported by the system. HDMI 1.4 only supported 3840*2160@30, while 2.0 added support for 3840*2160@60.
Edit: Beaten like some scrambled eggs
If I'm reading this correctly.
1. You can have the same Nintendo Account on different Switch's.
2. You cannot have the same Nintendo Account on two different profile on the same Switch.
3. One profile on a Switch cannot have two different Nintendo Accounts.
I think you got it.
Graphics Horse
Member
I guess thiss confirmes that the leaked image before the Switch reveal was true:
EDIT: Beaten.
Anyone paying attention to the device in the October trailer should have known that it was either real or a bizarre elaborate fake by someone with access to the real thing. there were too many similarities to ignore.
Not even the upcoming Shield uses Pascal, so it may just be designed around car tech.
Ok, yeah that actually makes more sense. Some things I still don't get though. Like the right column for the USB row says 'disabled.' How can that be true, hasn't Nintendo confirmed that Switch has USB ports?
Inferno313
Banned
Which is mostly ok. Most video content is 24 FPS, some is 30. 60 FPS is incredibly uncommon for video content, it only really exists on Youtube. I don't know if there's any 60fps content on Netflix at all.
It might not have been an option for the volumes they want to producea right now. The new Shield still uses an X1.
There's always the chance of a Neo Switch in 2020.
Yeah, that's idiotic. How much would 2 A35 cost, and how much power would they use? I don't get it lol.
We really need those foxconn clocks to be real hahaha
It says "shared VRAM" though, whatever that means i don't think it's that same pool.
I'm really trying to figure out how the console would be able to run MK8D and Fast at 1080p with that bandwidth though.
Vanillalite
Ask me about the GAF Notebook
True no cache info in this leak.
It's not that bad especially for handheld mode, but I still think it hampers higher clocked all out power level in docked mode.
SomedayTheFire
Member
they were disabled in the dev kits delivered back in June.
edit: lol I also cannot read. this is it
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