They want to set that high standard so they can call it failure when it comes out
PS5 Pro updated rumors/leaks & technical/specs discussion |OT| PS5 Pro Enhanced Requirements Detailed.
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Remember, if day one sales of the pro don't beat the lifetime sales to-date of the PS5, it is an abject failure and means Sony will go bankrupt in 1 week.
10 days tops.
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Just to add these Wolverine slides mention Al upscaling machine learning being utilized and ppl are using tht point to confirm tht a Pro does exist.
Seems like 60fps is here to stay for Sony games, do we have any exception?
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What we already know don't expect an announcement at CES but third quarter of 2024.
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PS5 pro will leave Xbox-Fans in absolute Panic mode. It's gonna be glorious
When microsoft discontinues xbox consoles:PS5 pro will leave Xbox-Fans in absolute Panic mode. It's gonna be glorious
"We don't need any consoles! Haha we'll just continue playing our games on youtube"
Lower frequencies and dual-issue TFLOPs would break compatibility with PS5. Uncle Mark ain't about that life.
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Just posting some of the rumors. We don't know whsrs accurate or not as everything is a rumor at this point.
in rDNA3 each shader can do 2 fp32 instructions if coded specifically to do them.
link explaining it
so a few operations like fadd and fmac (addition and multiplication for floating point numbers) can be done two-at-a-time instead of one-at-a-time per shader, so if you specifically code the software to use these dual issue instructions, you could potentially get the program to run faster.
Feeling more open to this than I was formerly. My reaction when we were like, two years in, and heard about this was:
Sometimes leaks really can be harmful. It takes a long time to make stuff, and it’s not necessarily something the customer should be aware of until it’s ready. Four years later, the appropriate time, things look a lot different.
Games last year looked great, as the next gen finally arrives in force, but I expect that to come with a price, be it 60 FPS, or more likely at this point, reduced resolution with some kind of reconstruction to keep it looking good.
In my limited experience last year, I definitely recall feeling like some games weren’t quite as sharp as things were during the cross-gen period. Then there’s stuff like Alan Wake 2, and Avatar that I haven’t played, where the console version looks great, but there’s even more potential to do stuff with more horsepower.
That kind of thing is making me more and more see the case for this, for high end AV heads that want everything looking its best, but maybe don’t want a PC price tag. These games will likely keep looking great on all platforms, but if you’re that gamer that wants it all… GTA 6 to absolutely sparkle, for example.
Sometimes leaks really can be harmful. It takes a long time to make stuff, and it’s not necessarily something the customer should be aware of until it’s ready. Four years later, the appropriate time, things look a lot different.
Games last year looked great, as the next gen finally arrives in force, but I expect that to come with a price, be it 60 FPS, or more likely at this point, reduced resolution with some kind of reconstruction to keep it looking good.
In my limited experience last year, I definitely recall feeling like some games weren’t quite as sharp as things were during the cross-gen period. Then there’s stuff like Alan Wake 2, and Avatar that I haven’t played, where the console version looks great, but there’s even more potential to do stuff with more horsepower.
That kind of thing is making me more and more see the case for this, for high end AV heads that want everything looking its best, but maybe don’t want a PC price tag. These games will likely keep looking great on all platforms, but if you’re that gamer that wants it all… GTA 6 to absolutely sparkle, for example.