Whoa there, let’s not get ahead of ourselves.1080k
Whoa there, let’s not get ahead of ourselves.1080k
I haven't done the math, but I would imagine that the just the games included with PS+ each month, and the free games given out during "Play at Home", and the instant PS4 game collection available for PS5 owners would fill the PS5's internal memory. And if it doesn't, download Warzone.Have there been enough AAA games that you need to expand PS5 storage less than a year after release?
Got the same, waiting to go in and I've been waiting for this update as if it was a new game I really want
September seems like a good time for this sort of thing. Truth is, I don't really 'need' to put it in right now, so no biggie.Any rumours about when the FW will be publicly released?
They are currently on the fourth beta firmware. I have a bunch of game crashes with beta 2.0 but they fixed that the beta before last.I got my WD Black N850 2TB today, when will the FW release?
They are currently on the fourth beta firmware. I have a bunch of game crashes with beta 2.0 but they fixed that the beta before last.
Since the third beta it has been solid for me, and I've been playing No Man's Sky which is somewhat notorious as being flakey.
I think I was included in most betas for PS4 and maybe afew PS3, but never had issues like that during beta. Ohh well, i just want the shiny new FW, it does not really matter, but its like I want to buy a new car now. Even though I walk to the office in 7 mins........
That scene is supposedly pushing the system to its limit actually. It's easy to find one with a power meter like he did. Because the game is using a dynamic resolution it will always try to push the system.3-4 degrees centigrade = 9 degrees fahrenheit (well done mate, not)
1.4 decibels quieter though seems a larger improvement
Yeah I'ld go for the quieter, its something you would notice. Esp since both machines are using the same amount of power (thus generating the same amount of heat) I assume the quieter machine is just better at getting rid of the heat
though it seems as if the scene he is testing with doesnt stress the machines much, obviously playing a game has too many variables compared to a introscreen like hes using, but perhaps theres another introscreen that is more demanding?
Esp since both machines are using the same amount of power (thus generating the same amount of heat)
I think by the way how a thermal camera works, it’s mostly picking up temperature of the body of the machine than the exhaust air? More heat is trapped in the new unit.Just looking at the heatsink I would think the newer one is worse, but the thermal camera test is... unscientific. If the SOC is the same and using the same amount of power, it will generate the same amount of heat. But the heatsink is shaped differently, and it looks like there is less area where the heat pipes are finned and cooled. So if you are cooling the same input of heat, that smaller area will be hotter than the larger finned area on the older heatsink. If they had imaged the system from farther away and you could see the full exhaust port I bet there would be more uniform temperatures coming from the older unit and more variation from the newer one, with temps being higher around the fin stack.
It's not really about the temperature of the exhaust. Temperature is a great measurement of the heat energy in a moment of time, but when you are looking at cooling systems, the volume of air being moved through your heat exchanger is equally important. They are missing the volume component when looking at just the exhaust like that. It's supposed to be hot. That means the cooling system is doing it's job.
I can't recall how may beta firmwares Sony release until it goes public, presumably until crash reports stop rolling in. I had beta 2 for about two weeks, beta 3 lasted 2-3 days then beta 4 dropped early/mid-week I think it was. I've no idea if the timings of releases tells you anyway. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯