It's as likely one is theoretical and the other is attained in real-world and both provide relatively the same experience in the end.Maybe the 40x is inflated, maybe it's not.
Maybe was just one upping Sony, maybe not.
It's as likely one is theoretical and the other is attained in real-world and both provide relatively the same experience in the end.Maybe the 40x is inflated, maybe it's not.
Maybe was just one upping Sony, maybe not.
Definitely. It'd just be nice if they could distance themselves from the one-upmanship and talk more about vision and plans without the need to through competitive numbers around.
Can we read into the "we using the SSD as virtualized RAM"? The way I see it is that it means they going with a scratch pad type setup and will also have a mechanical HDD for capacity.
Is this a Radeon SSG factor that we can use to leverage the claim about SSD as virtualram?I read that as "don't be disappointed with less RAM than expected by internet rumors, we don't need it and have ways around that limitation"
Maybe it's used for hibernation files and instant resume points of multiple games to allow for instant resuming beyond just the last game?
That may change the write endurance requirements. If you install once and only read after that, you can get away with QLC.Maybe it's used for hibernation files and instant resume points of multiple games to allow for instant resuming beyond just the last game?
It's an extension of GPU RAM. Scarlett RAM is unified.Is this a Radeon SSG factor that we can use to leverage the claim about SSD as virtualram?
I read that as "don't be disappointed with less RAM than expected by internet rumors, we don't need it and have ways around that limitation"
The maximum theoretical speed given in the Sony patent is 16MB/s, so about 160x faster.i guess probably 40x theoretical. I mean, even at 50% of the claim, you're then back to PS5 levels. So any % over 50% i guess would be better, I mean if you are speaking empirically, even if they managed 40x faster loading, the difference between what PS5 and Nextbox will still be miniscule. 2seconds vs 1seconds etc.
And whenever ray tracing is involved; it's easy for the performance differentials to amp up quickly.
i guess it depends on what they are measuring then.The maximum theoretical speed given in the Sony patent is 16MB/s, so about 160x faster.
You see what it means ? theoretical numbers mean not much and you certainly can't compare them with real numbers. Only real tests will tell us which one is faster.
Add read and write speedups together!
No. The green one is an xb1x.There are two mothboards!
Blue one have 1GB GDDR6 chips
Green one have 12 chips similar with Xbox one x.
Please check the scarlett video!!
I know it's a CG render, but compare to the Navi PCB. The GDDR chips are well beyond the edges of this die. You would think they wouldn't be on the diagonals like that if there were only 8 chips. The very rectangular looking die screams needing a lot of perimeter space for a wide memory bus too. I keep going back and forth on what it looks like.No. The green one is an xb1x.