0.5s to 1s not a big deal.I have being saying this since eons ago.
What if loading speed difference is above 100% ?
30s to 1 minute is a big deal. But both companies promised to virtually eliminate load times
0.5s to 1s not a big deal.I have being saying this since eons ago.
What if loading speed difference is above 100% ?
What if loading speed difference is above 100% ?
So what speeds do you guys think we're realistically looking at here for the SSDs? Sounds like PS5 could end up being around 2x faster than the XSX.
Was the 2GB/s for the XSX actually confirmed?
Indeed. That's what I am trying to understand. In the E3 video they said we are using the next generation of SSDs, but 2gb/s isn't even as fast as max PCIE 3. If that's the case then how can it be faster than anything on PC. To be fair, all this is based on what Windows Central leaked. So I guess that's why I am asking if I/O is different from SSD speed. I noticed its a distinction Spencer and Ronald differentiated I/O from SSD.So what speeds do you guys think we're realistically looking at here for the SSDs? Sounds like PS5 could end up being around 2x faster than the XSX.
Was the 2GB/s for the XSX actually confirmed? Seems odd that MS would have lower than Gen3 NVMe speeds at this point, imo.
No. Nothing confirmed. So we do not know if XSX or PS5 is using PciE 4 or PciE 5 (which is due next year). Even if they only use 4 lane PciE 3.0 that would be 4 GB/s. They could use 8 lane PciE 3.0 and hit 8 GB/s.
No idea wtf anyone got 2 GB/s from, other than their ass.
Why would they limit themselves to 2 lanes though? That seems to me like they'd be going out of their way to handicap themselves, no? One of the aspects they touch upon in their initial "Project Scarlett" trailer is that they're using the SSD "as virtual RAM".It could be a 2 lane PCIe 3.0 NVME drive. Coming from a mechanical SATA drive that already would have seemed like a huge upgrade. They had no way to anticipate Sony would have gone for a hugely performant custom solution (assuming they did).
Speaking of pulling shit out of your ass...
Xbox Series X Rumor Claims Console Has Huge Advantage Over PS5
According to a new rumor, the Xbox Series X will have a big and unexpected advantage over the PlayStation 5 at launch. More specifically, the latest rumor fresh out of the mill claims the Xbox Series X will have substantially more launch games and launch exclusives over the PS5. The rumor comes way of Russian video game journalist Anton Logvinov, who has had both a fair share of accurate and inaccurate scoops in the past. Some of his recent and most notable scoops include the announcement of Hellblade 2 and Death Stranding coming to PC.
That said, the Russian games journalist claims the PlayStation 5 will not have a single major exclusive at launch, and its launch line-up will be heavily bolstered by enhanced versions of popular PS4 exclusives. Meanwhile, Logvinov claims the Xbox Series X will have a staggering 12-16 exclusives at launch; not all will be major though.
https://comicbook.com/gaming/2019/12/21/xbox-series-x-ps5-playstation-games-launch-exclusives/
Why would they limit themselves to 2 lanes though? That seems to me like they'd be going out of their way to handicap themselves, no? One of the aspects they touch upon in their initial "Project Scarlett" trailer is that they're using the SSD "as virtual RAM".
I wouldn't be surprised if it takes a solid year or 18 months to start seeing solid first party support for PS5.Speaking of pulling shit out of your ass...
Xbox Series X Rumor Claims Console Has Huge Advantage Over PS5
According to a new rumor, the Xbox Series X will have a big and unexpected advantage over the PlayStation 5 at launch. More specifically, the latest rumor fresh out of the mill claims the Xbox Series X will have substantially more launch games and launch exclusives over the PS5. The rumor comes way of Russian video game journalist Anton Logvinov, who has had both a fair share of accurate and inaccurate scoops in the past. Some of his recent and most notable scoops include the announcement of Hellblade 2 and Death Stranding coming to PC.
That said, the Russian games journalist claims the PlayStation 5 will not have a single major exclusive at launch, and its launch line-up will be heavily bolstered by enhanced versions of popular PS4 exclusives. Meanwhile, Logvinov claims the Xbox Series X will have a staggering 12-16 exclusives at launch; not all will be major though.
https://comicbook.com/gaming/2019/12/21/xbox-series-x-ps5-playstation-games-launch-exclusives/
Resogun was the best game of both machine launches.I wouldn't be surprised if it takes a solid year or 18 months to start seeing solid first party support for PS5.
Perhaps I'm remembering incorrectly but PS4 first parties were a bit light for a while too.
If the PS5 devkit pcb leak by OQA was true then the PS5 will have the same PCIe 4.0 NVMe controller from Phison that most (all?) existing PC NVMe M.2 drives have.
FYI devkit !== retail. As long as the retail has matching or better configuration, they can put whatever in there afterwards.
As long as it has at least one AAA ballz to the wall graphical showcase title I'll be content. We know Sony has enough high caliber studios to eventually balance out the release schedule through out the years, it's just a matter of time.Speaking of pulling shit out of your ass...
Xbox Series X Rumor Claims Console Has Huge Advantage Over PS5
According to a new rumor, the Xbox Series X will have a big and unexpected advantage over the PlayStation 5 at launch. More specifically, the latest rumor fresh out of the mill claims the Xbox Series X will have substantially more launch games and launch exclusives over the PS5. The rumor comes way of Russian video game journalist Anton Logvinov, who has had both a fair share of accurate and inaccurate scoops in the past. Some of his recent and most notable scoops include the announcement of Hellblade 2 and Death Stranding coming to PC.
That said, the Russian games journalist claims the PlayStation 5 will not have a single major exclusive at launch, and its launch line-up will be heavily bolstered by enhanced versions of popular PS4 exclusives. Meanwhile, Logvinov claims the Xbox Series X will have a staggering 12-16 exclusives at launch; not all will be major though.
https://comicbook.com/gaming/2019/12/21/xbox-series-x-ps5-playstation-games-launch-exclusives/
This sounds like absolute nonsense to me.That said, the Russian games journalist claims the PlayStation 5 will not have a single major exclusive at launch, and its launch line-up will be heavily bolstered by enhanced versions of popular PS4 exclusives. Meanwhile, Logvinov claims the Xbox Series X will have a staggering 12-16 exclusives at launch; not all will be major though.
If you assume they mean 12-16 first party exclusives, yes, it's questionable. However, targeting XB1 with their first-party studios doesn't seem very smart. So, we could see a number of smaller projects from the in-house teams along with money-hatted 3rd parties (like Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon). I think going for a strong launch makes a lot of sense, especially for MS as they are now. Money from XB1 sales probably isn't worth that much versus a potential brand-swoop for next gen - most powerful box with the best library (let's ignore price for the moment!). And if they do lose out power to Sony, library will be even more important. On screen, doesn't look any different really but you get to play all these great game exclusively on XBox along with everything you can play on PS5.Not saying every game they make has to be next gen exclusive.
Wasn't just that figure, was also saying Sony would have zero.If you assume they mean 12-16 first party exclusives, yes, it's questionable.