I'm not convinced it's 12TF, nor that the ps5 is 9.2TF.
Do / will these TF numbers include RT processing power or not? What do you think they will use to indicate RT prowess?
I'm not convinced it's 12TF, nor that the ps5 is 9.2TF.
Do / will these TF numbers include RT processing power or not? What do you think they will use to indicate RT prowess?
That would be a way to pump up the TF count for marketing atleast
GigaRays/Sec is the current metric.Do / will these TF numbers include RT processing power or not? What do you think they will use to indicate RT prowess?
Like when MS touted their 5 billion transistors for the One, ignoring that a large chunk were inert ESRAM. If the rumors are true Sony might have to resort to similar shenanigans this time.
Techpowerup says the 5600xt is 10.5", same as the 5700xt.I mean, a reference RX 5700XT is closer to 10TF and much smaller than that?
If those cards are 12"X3", pulling that out of my butt, Series X will have 2X the volume, 12"X6". I guess more depending on the depth.
GigaRays/Sec is the current metric.
It's not very hard to find a 5700XT with small fan design now.I mean, a reference RX 5700XT is closer to 10TF and much smaller than that?
If those cards are 12"X3", pulling that out of my butt, Series X will have 2X the volume, 12"X6". I guess more depending on the depth.
Lockhart is a portable device! The evidence is stacking up! ;P
Wanna measure my RTs in TRs.
No idea, ask Sony, they have done it before.
PS1 was state of the art and easy to make games on. 3D was at it's infancy.No idea, ask Sony, they have done it before.
- 3 * 2GB DDR4 2400MT/s chips, of which 2 of them are "close to the NAND" acting as storage cache
- Meaning a single 2GB chip is directly accessible by the SoC.