Do you think there will be a mid gen refresh console from Sony and Microsoft?
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I did not say it is true. I think frequency is obsfucated. I saw the MLID video now and he said he changed some of the thing in the document to protect his source.
Charlietus
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I wrote kopitekimi in the previous message but I meant Kepler, sorry :/
Where is the 2450 MHz frequency coming from?
I was thinking 2180 MHz for native PS5 pro games and 2230 MHz for BC PS5 games on pro, while disabling CU's to 36. That would mean no automatic PS5 games enhancements, and I don't know if I can believe that.
Edit: I found the source for the 2450 MHz from Kepler. Who knows what that entails.
I think that in order to be able to sell this midgen model, you need a suitable marketing text. Since the basic model is also capable of 4K, you cannot base it on the resolution, so 60FPS remains. However, this may result in users with the base model generally only getting 30 FPS after this. I don't see why this would be good for the majority of people.
[Exclusive] Here's Your First Look At The Upcoming White, All-Digital Xbox Series X
Sources close to eXputer have revealed images of the white, digital-only Xbox Series X that's coming in June or July this year.
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Frell... it's the same but in white...
You don’t find the amount of aliasing in this image super weird? lol is it just me?[Exclusive] Here's Your First Look At The Upcoming White, All-Digital Xbox Series X
Sources close to eXputer have revealed images of the white, digital-only Xbox Series X that's coming in June or July this year.
Frell... it's the same but in white...
cheapchips
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Secret spy cameras must be super low res!
They just forgot to enable DLSS.
We need to call in DF for a pixel count here. This is going to fit that thread of broken graphics but in real life.
Johnny Awesome
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It's possible, but I'm finding it hard to believe they would do a process shrink and not also shrink the box.
PS5 still kept their original chassis when they first shifted to 6nm, so it's possible MS just isn't concerned with a new form factor and wants to minimize design costs and keep continuity of manufacturing as much as possible. Maybe they've worked out that this is ultimately more cost effective than doing a full redesign of everything when the existing design is already decent and optimized pretty well. Dunno, but it's definitely plausible. I think PS5 simply had a fair bit more room for improvement than Xbox.
unless its not a shrink of hardware and a pro like console ?>
But i don't think so.
This is very plausible tbh. I also think its fair to say we'll soon see a smaller Series X. Maybe next year. But for now its plausible simply removing the disc drive is more cost effective than going through a whole redesign
Last time when there was a process shrink they did a small upclock. Here it looks like it's still on 7nm node. We haven't heard any leakers talking about a new 6nm XSS/X.
No, but Microsoft themselves has in the leaked documents. No mentions of it being anything but shrink.
Frenetic Pony
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Those documents were from like, 2020 though.
Dropping the price to $399 for Series X while delivering say, a 20% upclock and 18gbps ram should both be perfectly possible and a real win for MS. 20% would be more than enough to run FSR3 framegen on top of any given 60fps game, advertising it as a "120fps" console for $399 versus Sony's $499 120fps console feels like an easy PR coup for MS.
Imagine this year's Call of Duty dropping at 60 on Series S/X and PS5, while the upgrade for both Series X+ and PS5 Pro is 120fps framegen mode. Legally MS could get away with it, feature parity, but what customers would see is "the same Call of Duty @120fps is $100 cheaper on the new Xbox" and of course they're buying that one instead.
Johnny Awesome
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Nah. Not powerful enough. Hardly close to the big leap promised.
I think an easy upgrade would be to increase the memory from 16GB to 20GB. Not only would that increase the capacity, it would remove any penalty the different speed of the current Series X might impose. Plus, it's a bigger number that looks good on the box. Combined with a 20% clock increase this theoretical Series X upgrade would be competitive on paper with what PS5 pro leaks have been. But I honestly hope MS doesn't release a pro console.
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