well as long as it's x86, compatibility should still be ok
Next Generation Hardware Speculation with a Technical Spin [2018]
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well as long as it's x86, compatibility should still be ok
No arm-risc
source that all CPUS are headed this way?
that's news to me
Well, you hope they wouldn't pull a Wii/WiiU/Switch/Nintendo.well as long as it's x86, compatibility should still be ok
It's just the next internal power supply. The right people make noise, Microsoft bends over, Microsoft PR splashes it in everything (see see, look what we did, we are listening, do you like us now....). Next up, controllers with integrated batteries. Lather rinse repeat.
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It takes no more than ten minutes to replace the DS4 battery, it's very easy. If you've done it before, it's more like 5 minutes.
Do you think MS will ever fix their controllers to come with rechargeable batteries? (which would then be the ideal solution)
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The idea is while playing, if your batteries go dead you can quickly swapped some new ones in. The next-gen solution would probably be a trap-door accessible battery pack, but could still use high density lithium instead of AAs, if it was felt desirable.It takes no more than ten minutes to replace the DS4 battery, it's very easy. If you've done it before, it's more like 5 minutes.
It's not worth rehashing that same discussion in this thread though. We know everyone's very personal views and it has little bearing on the real hardware of the next-gen consoles.
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In adoredTV's latest video "Ryzen 3000, Radeon 3000 Series LEAKS - It's Game On!" he details some Navi performance measures, without any CU count. But one of the GPU's he specifies as a "theoretical PS5" part that was "too good to be true". I can't give you guys a link yet (because of my post count) but he starts talking about it at 00:20:50
What happens when you type a link?
Don't hear anything about PS5 when talking about Navi cards.
Don't hear anything about PS5 when talking about Navi cards.
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KeanuReeves
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To be honest I haven't tried. It just says with a red banner "You need 10 posts to be able to add links to your posts. This is used to prevent spam."
I'll attempt:
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It seems to have worked, but that was my 10th post -_-'
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Okay. Details actually aren't "too good to be true". He suggests GTX 1080/RTX2070 performance, and only quotes other people as calling it "too good to be true" before suggesting it's very reasonable.
a very reasonable performance target for 2020 given the price points that the market can stomach.
The gap is closing and x86 cpus performances increases are slower.
Example:
https://www.extremetech.com/computi...ly-ready-to-fight-intel-for-the-laptop-market
Thats early 2016 level of performance, in late 2020, when talking 1080 level, as i assume navi wont have hw rt etc falling short of 2070.
$399 right =P
I'll take it if it comes with RT. Without, I'll stick to my X1X until mid-gen. I'm not fully convinced we'll see dramatically different games as a result of more TF and some more memory.
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