And they have that expenses for all the company division. Those people also work on games and services.
I am aware. Radeon Rays is specifically targeting OpenCL so that it runs on multiple platforms, but with a quick look, i have yet to see if the ACE engines are performing equivalent to a dedicated RT Core. The way they are presented within the GPU seems to be of a much smaller scope than Nvidia's RT Core, so i don't know if its dedicated hardware in the sense of small SIMD cores or software.
Raytracing isn't so much tied to framerate, more that you need a lot of grunt to pull it off. RTX cards can pull it off now, but not at PC Enthusiast resolutions - 1080p and lower is commonly named. If next-gen consoles are going to include dedicated RT hardware, we should expect similar (or lower) resolutions. I am not sure if you want one more generation being at Full HD. Or perhaps it will be a toggable option: 4K without RT, 1080p or lower with.
OsirisBlack
(oh I thought if I said his name 3 times he would show up & leak the rest of the PS5 details )
According to Digital Foundry (their battlefield 5 rtx effects analysis video) it's possible to run RTX effects in different resolutions, and then scale it to your native game resolution. RTX effects rendered even in 1080p would look amazing scaled to 4K, and keep in mind current games also scales shadow resolution and reflections resolution.
XDR 2: The return
Are you sure that this is what they said and you aren't referring to DLSS instead? RTX effects are very taxing from the get go.
I'm not sure about the thermals but I am intrigued by something. Samsung who exclusively supply PS4 RAM announced back in January mass production start of 18Gb/s chips which would = 864GB/s BW with a 384bit bus.
What I don't understand is that if Samsung have been making these 18Gb/s chips since January then what product(s) are using them? Could they be stockpiling for PS5 mass production?
Like I say, I have serious doubts about using such high bandwidth, and no doubt expensive, chips in PS5 as even the high-end RTX 2080Ti is only using Micron 14Gb/s chips at 616GB/s BW.
The other issue is the figures are not close to tallying with OsirisBlack's current info.
Where do i claim that? 50$ is 1/5 for 250$ console, sony were maiking profits for PS4 at launch so 50$ in profit is probable.
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I'm not sure about the thermals but I am intrigued by something. Samsung who exclusively supply PS4 RAM announced back in January mass production start of 18Gb/s chips which would = 864GB/s BW with a 384bit bus.
What I don't understand is that if Samsung have been making these 18Gb/s chips since January then what product(s) are using them? Could they be stockpiling for PS5 mass production?
Like I say, I have serious doubts about using such high bandwidth, and no doubt expensive, chips in PS5 as even the high-end RTX 2080Ti is only using Micron 14Gb/s chips at 616GB/s BW.
The other issue is the figures are not close to tallying with OsirisBlack's current info.
Waiting
I don't know. What could Microsoft reasonably release in 2020?
Why are you so bothered if Xbox is stronger?, console warz shite?. Spencer already said they will never lose the power advantage again, so expect the next gen Xbox to be more powerful.
Well, if every new MS console ever released from now on is going to be more powerful than the Sony equivalent, maybe I should start thinking about switching sides...
Well you would have to be pretty naive if you think both Sony and Microsoft dont know exactly what each other are doing, especially when its the same company providing the tech for these consoles. leaks, Plants, slip of the tongue, friends, even money changing hands, these are all things that companies do to find out what the competition is doing
He is simply planning to release after. That's probably the reason the X a year after pro to offset the cycle and gain a leg up
Well imo they are both releasing in 2020, although i wouldn't be surprised if Sony was early 2020, and Microsoft late 2020.
It does and it doesn't a single thread on ryzen can do more than a jaguar core. Most likely they will be clocked a lot higher.
I wouldn't call it the wrong message. It's still pushing new tech that is gaming related.
24 GB's on a 384bit bus @ 18 GB/s is already 864 GB/s with a 12 chip config......32 GB on a 384 bit bus @ 18GB/s is already 1152 Gb/s with a 16 chip config.....The reason you can't see this happening is because you are looking at current GPU configurations and not thinking ahead...And yes that's GDDR6...FYI, Micron has been able to push GDDR6 at 20 GB/s as well......And all that by using less power than GDDR5/X......Don't look at current gen tech to determine what's coming tomorrow on new architecture or we'd still be sitting at 640kb of RAM a la (Bill Gates)...
