PS5 Pro updated rumors/leaks & technical/specs discussion |OT| PS5 Pro Enhanced Requirements Detailed.
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Kepler is right. RDNA3 on Navi 3x is different from Navi 2x, it uses 8WGP per Shader Engine:
They're claiming the PS5 Pro's GPU is 2/3rds the size of a Navi 31.
I've never seen an official block diagram for Navi 32 so I don't know if it has in fact 64 CUs total and the 7800XT already does have 2 WGPs disabled for redundancy, leaving the solution open for a slightly faster 7800XTX down the road (if/when they get faster spins for the N32 chip).
As for the clockspeeds, I do believe those 2180MHz are base clocks like 2GHz were for the PS5, but until the first batches of production units are out there with final cooling solutions etc. Sony can't compromise on how high they can boost the clocks on average.
I'd say they're confident they can achieve at least those 2450MHz with which they can reach 300 TOPs. Though if N33 on N6 is any indication, we could be looking at closer to 2600MHz on average (which leads the GPU to almost 40 TFLOPs).
Except for the Navi 32, which has 3 shader engines. If you consider 8WGP to be the standard, then it would have 48CU, or would require a completely new shader engine to reach the fabled 64. The 7800xts was to be a cutdown Navi 31, not a souped up Navi 32.
You have the 7700xt which is a cut down Navi 32, and the 7800xt which is the full chipset.
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Also, not all Navi 2x cards have 10WGP per shader engine.
I agree with this.
did you just tell me that PS5 PRO is more powerful than it shown?Kepler is right. RDNA3 on Navi 3x is different from Navi 2x, it uses 8WGP per Shader Engine:
They're claiming the PS5 Pro's GPU is 2/3rds the size of a Navi 31.
I've never seen an official block diagram for Navi 32 so I don't know if it has in fact 64 CUs total and the 7800XT already does have 2 WGPs disabled for redundancy, leaving the solution open for a slightly faster 7800XTX down the road (if/when they get faster spins for the N32 chip).
As for the clockspeeds, I do believe those 2180MHz are base clocks like 2GHz were for the PS5, but until the first batches of production units are out there with final cooling solutions etc. Sony can't compromise on how high they can boost the clocks on average.
I'd say they're confident they can achieve at least those 2450MHz with which they can reach 300 TOPs. Though if N33 on N6 is any indication, we could be looking at closer to 2600MHz on average (which leads the GPU to almost 40 TFLOPs).
You guys are setting yourselves up for disappointment. I will keep up with my bet, which could be incorrect. Full specs:
- Zen2 CPU @ 3.85GHz
- Navi 32 based GPU with 60CU (6 disabled for yields) at 2.42GHz
- 16GB GDDR6 @ 18GBps
I was just joking. Don't you know the meme?
Did you just tell me that i have a chance?( After saying it is 0.000001%)
I am looking at stats, nothing more. More than anything, i am waiting results, how it will translate into performance.
I think, many people have learned already from PS5 stats about tech.
I was just joking. Don't you know the meme?
Did you just tell me that i have a chance?( After saying it is 0.000001%)
I am looking at stats, nothing more. More than anything, i am waiting results, how it will translate into performance.
I think, many people have learned already from PS5 stats about tech.
Honestly, I just want to get games, and that has been lacking.
Are you sure Navi 32 has 3 shader engines? Like I said, I've yet to see an official block diagram for the chip.
Regardless, Kepler_l2 is very rarely wrong about GPU configurations. Number of CUs tend to appear in the linux patches he datamines to get this information.
I think the PS5 Pro will very often be able to run the same final output as the PS5 at twice the framerate (mix of faster GPU and lower base resolution thanks to PSSR). At times they'll get a tradeoff between higher framerate and more advanced raytracing effects.
Unlike some experts, I don't think the CPU is a problem for this at all. The games where the CPU is responsible for not reaching or going above 30FPS (e.g. Baldur's Gate 3 and Gotham Knights) probably have terrible optimization problems that would prevent reaching 60FPS even if the CPU changed to a 7800X3D. Those games need work from the developer and Sony wouldn't nor shouldn't change their hardware targets because of them.
Unlike Richard Leadbetter, I don't think GTA6 will be such a game either.
Also, by the time they implement frame generation the CPU bottleneck becomes even less of a problem.
Navi 32s chiplet is 60CU maxed out, and all reviews so far say 3 shader engines
New riddle from the Snitch. I think it means Cerny has some good shit for the PS5 Pro and that GoW will take good advantage from it.
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Yeah someone posted it yesterday. Some gd shit is coming. Silknight posted that first unless they are one and the same person.
Both posted with 21 minutes of difference. One says "eager dogs", the other one says "gods" instead. Different emojis
Maybe Naughty Dog will show their next game as a PS5 Pro showcase? And who knows, maybe ND are codeveloping the next GoW?
Or maybe being more realistic, it means that PS5 Pro patches of previously released ND stuff and GoWR will be released to showcase it?
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You are tired of seeing stuff about them and think they are lackluster but yet are hanging in a thread about them
So? that is just an expressionYou are tired of seeing stuff about them and think they are lackluster but yet are hanging in a thread about them