That last interview was from The Inner Circle. Only the Hardy Boys knows about the truth to AF
Summit Ridge is 35 - 95W desktop chip (IIRC), but Zen is meant to scale from just couple W's all the way up there, just like current Intel architectures.
I wonder how Jaguar is going to feed a 6 teraflops GPU... how can that be done?
Should have worded it "what she's said to have hinted", without actual quotes I wouldn't draw any conclusions
The same games will need to also run on current gen anyway, so it's only graphics improvements with mid-gen.
One advantage of the x86 and shared APU has to be the faster dev cycle. Not to mention in a very short a mint of time a LOT of games have been released. I think it's just too much effort for a single group to be going back to tweaking all these titles.
When your team does agile scrum properly.
I assumed Scorpio would just run XB1 games, so the very suggestion of a compatibility group being involved is odd. They must be doing something, so there must be a degree of remapping or somesuch. And given Sony is asking as much from its devs for the otherwise hardware compatible Neo, I guess there's something needed per title, or at least on the VM level to ensure every game works flawlessly. But as you say, there's a lot of games to go through.
