Not a PC guy at all... How powerful (or not) of a machine can you build for $1000?
haven't checked prices, but I assume gtx1070+i5/i7+16gb+ssd is easily possible
Not a PC guy at all... How powerful (or not) of a machine can you build for $1000?
Well, according to one financial analyst who covers Sony, PS5 will launch in the second half of 2018 with performance of at least 10 teraflops.
http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2017/03/05/how-sony-can-double-its-profit-this-year/
Well, according to one financial analyst who covers Sony, PS5 will launch in the second half of 2018 with performance of at least 10 teraflops.
http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2017/03/05/how-sony-can-double-its-profit-this-year/
Can't fucking wait.https://twitter.com/majornelson/status/850088010368430080
Albert Penello talking to Major Nelson tomorrow on his podcast
Well, according to one financial analyst who covers Sony, PS5 will launch in the second half of 2018 with performance of at least 10 teraflops.
http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2017/03/05/how-sony-can-double-its-profit-this-year/
It's not that, any Xbox exclusive will also be on PC so if you have a PC like he does then there's no point for a Scorpio.I completely agree but let's give them a chance, E3 is only 2 months away.
Console generations are long these days and a mid-gen refresh is needed to keep up with computers. Sure MS needs more first party output but OG Xbone wouldn't cut it anymore in a few years.
Well, according to one financial analyst who covers Sony, PS5 will launch in the second half of 2018 with performance of at least 10 teraflops.
Not happening.Well, according to one financial analyst who covers Sony, PS5 will launch in the second half of 2018 with performance of at least 10 teraflops.
http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2017/03/05/how-sony-can-double-its-profit-this-year/
Hadn't watched this one yet and only watched a bit, but it's pretty neat the way he refers to Scorpio's approach in hardware being similar to that of the 360. Can't wait for more on the system.This video mentions some things that I don't think I've seen yet.
https://youtu.be/tqvc8M6hpbI?t=833
13 minutes in mentions
*the consoles full power is available in old games
*3 GB is used as RAMdisk(SSD like speeds maybe) in older games for quick loading
Well, according to one financial analyst who covers Sony, PS5 will launch in the second half of 2018 with performance of at least 10 teraflops.
http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2017/03/05/how-sony-can-double-its-profit-this-year/
haven't checked prices, but I assume gtx1070+i5/i7+16gb+ssd is easily possible
There is a reason why PS4 Pro is also doing Jaguar. 100% code compatibility. Unlike PC games, XBO and PS4 games are not written for a high level OS like Windows for variety of CPUs. Their games are written intimately close to how the CPU cores are actually constructed. Each thread is coded for the clockspeed and capabilities of the CPU architecture, which is Jaguar. Ryzen is very different architecture. Using code that expects Jaguar CPU on Ryzen will break that game.
PS5 maybe. NextBox I'm not sure. Depend if they do a new and or next gen.
Exactly.
Which is why multiplatform games won't have a disparity other than [possibly] framerate.
Hadn't watched this one yet and only watched a bit, but it's pretty neat the way he refers to Scorpio's approach in hardware being similar to that of the 360. Can't wait for more on the system.
Well my friend, Chobel and I made that bet months ago with you and Leeh, so I have saved this for you:Not at all. As I've said all along, that was just more high hopes, wanting Microsoft to go balls to the wall, but if what I'm reading pans out, there was never any need with the expertise they can bring to bear to go so far in the first place.
They need to announce list of games that will be patched on day one.
There is absolutely zero chance of this happening.
My personal opinion is that we won't see PS5 until 2020, to be honest. Though 2019 is certainly not out of the question.
2018 is.
It doesnt. Just higher clockwise.People are putting a lot of stock into the custom Jaguar as if it's suddenly not Jaguar anymore. Don't forget, PS4 Pro has a custom Jaguar too. Don't expect better than Jaguar performance.
But can't it be written on a OS, or game level to scale? I mean if they can take a game in less than a year liek last of us from power pc architecture and get it running easily on the same engine with PS4 dev kit doesn't that say it can be done? They made the changes to their engine for it to work. They didn't remake the game, they scaled it within their engine to take advantage of the bigger fill fate, gpu speed.
People are putting a lot of stock into the custom Jaguar as if it's suddenly not Jaguar anymore. Don't forget, PS4 Pro has a custom Jaguar too. Don't expect better than Jaguar performance.
People are putting a lot of stock into the custom Jaguar as if it's suddenly not Jaguar anymore. Don't forget, PS4 Pro has a custom Jaguar too. Don't expect better than Jaguar performance.
Well I was told that Sony had basically maxed out the jaguar at 2.1 GHz last year so how did Microsoft get even more out of it? Better engineers? More customization? Wizardry?People are putting a lot of stock into the custom Jaguar as if it's suddenly not Jaguar anymore. Don't forget, PS4 Pro has a custom Jaguar too. Don't expect better than Jaguar performance.
People are putting a lot of stock into the custom Jaguar as if it's suddenly not Jaguar anymore. Don't forget, PS4 Pro has a custom Jaguar too. Don't expect better than Jaguar performance.
theres absolutely no way, in any reality.
You keep missing the point which is to run existing XBO games without altering the code one bit.
Well I was told that Sony had basically maxed out the jaguar at 2.1 GHz last year so how did Microsoft get even more out of it? Better engineers? More customization? Wizardry?
They need to announce list of games that will be patched on day one.
Again, pardon my ignorance but is that a good thing?
Well I was told that Sony had basically maxed out the jaguar at 2.1 GHz last year so how did Microsoft get even more out of it? Better engineers? More customization? Wizardry?
I wonder what Oblivion via BC will look like on the Scorpio, I haven't been able to get enough of that game.
16x AF baby...crispy
They need to announce list of games that will be patched on day one.
The PS5 ain't happening until AMD and Global Foundries have 7nm APU production up and running.
The due shrink is giving them a bit more overhead. Also the cooling sounds a bit more efficient. However it's going to be a hot system.Well I was told that Sony had basically maxed out the jaguar at 2.1 GHz last year so how did Microsoft get even more out of it? Better engineers? More customization? Wizardry?
I get that but, then that handicaps future console hardware even if it's within same architecture. I still think they will make a Ryzen style cpu that will run 2.5-3.0ghz with 8 cores.
There is a reason why PS4 Pro is also doing Jaguar. 100% code compatibility. Unlike PC games, XBO and PS4 games are not written for a high level OS like Windows for variety of CPUs. Their games are written intimately close to how the CPU cores are actually constructed. Each thread is coded for the clockspeed and capabilities of the CPU architecture, which is Jaguar. Ryzen is very different architecture. Using code that expects Jaguar CPU on Ryzen will break that game.
Mmm.
I really have no clue what MS should do after Scorpio. Cerny obviously want a claen slate restart for PS5. No backward compatibility out of the box. Will MS do that as well? Or will they try to make it a more seemless, gen less transition like from XBO to Scorpio?
I think as long as they use X86, they can do BC via minimum effort emulation. By the time MS needs to do the next iteration of XBox, mobile Zen should be cheap enough to cram into a SoC. Maybe by then, a quad core Zen can do 8 core Jag emu easily enough with dual threading per core.
Code is not written for a specific cpu...it's written for an instruction set, which in this case is x86. The x86 instruction set does evolve over time (e.g. addition of SSE), but should not devolve. Ryzen should support the entirety of the Jaguar instruction set.
If Rizen performs all instructions quicker than Jaguar, and the code isn't set up to fail in race conditions (in case of varying times to perform instructions), then I see no reason why a more modern x86 CPU could not replace an old one.
The decision to use Jaguar is an economic one, not a technical one.
I think as long as they use X86, they can do BC via minimum effort emulation. By the time MS needs to do the next iteration of XBox, mobile Zen should be cheap enough to cram into a SoC. Maybe by then, a quad core Zen can do 8 core Jag emu easily enough with dual threading per core.
no patches needed at all
Nah, that would be the far superior cooling solution.Well I was told that Sony had basically maxed out the jaguar at 2.1 GHz last year so how did Microsoft get even more out of it? Better engineers? More customization? Wizardry?