did you understand that there's officially just one rdna2 console and is not the ps5? this should answer your question about rdna2 cu design.Answer the question - what do you think XSX implemented on this slide for CU RDNA2 optimisation ?
It seems what they've been telling journalists is the code runs natively without any emulation layer.
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To be fair, he never stated these features were useless for consoles. Sony knew what size die/costs they were going for in relation to their bom, building a console is a balancing act. He removed features that would either be redundant due to custom hardware or the cost reduction was worth the penalty in their eyes. MS did the same thing, they just sunk more of their bom into the Apu.
Most games won't make use of the dual sense features.
That is speculation. It all depends on the tools.
History says they won’t be used outside of first party after the first wave of titles. Even first party games likely won’t use them for long.
On the contrary, it may allow for greater spatial awareness by allowing you to feel the proximity and direction of a player. Another example would be feeling the tension, to measure power needed, on a bowstring or sports game. I'm just going off the digital foundry video where they speak of being able to feel individual rain drops dripping down the controller. I wasn't expecting that level of detail but now that I'm imagining it, there are some real opportunities there. Of course some people will always turn it off.
You can use past happenings as evidence to support the speculation, but it doesn't change what it is. You nor I have played either of these consoles yet. I'll use John and Richard's reaction to the controllers as evidence to my speculation, that I think it's going to be a hit. I am excited to have a series x pre-ordered and won't be getting a ps5 for quite awhile, but their enthusiasm and excitement for the feature has me sold.
Are you gonna be optimistic like for every new PR gimmick come every next gen? It's always the same buzz that won't be implemented universally at the end.
If I think something is cool, then yes. "Buzz", "PR" get thrown around here so much you would think we are in a marketing class. Are you excited for a next gen console? If so, you are buying into a companies "buzz and "pr". If your not excited, well then you sir are in idiot for being in this thread.
We had the past data to back up on mine, what says that about you? Still I'm not saying this to tell people what to do or don't, so suit yourself.
What are you even talking about? You clearly didn't read my post all the way through. Not a good idea before responding to someone.
I think it's clear what I'm referring to.
In what context does that have to do with what I said? It's not clear in the slightest. You need to go back and actually read my post in full.
Hmm not sure which one did I misunderstood. You emphasize John's and Richard's enthusiasm and excitement to validate on the feature being a hit, which given the similarities with past gimmicks and their shor term fad, I'm not sure the actual outcome will be the opposite.
Why are you attempting to debate this with me or anyone else for that matter? Dualsense sounds awesome. You know who else thinks it's cool? Literally every reputable outlet who has put out an impression.
Even a fairly useless feature like the touchpad has been used quite a bit. So, I can only suspect that the DualSense features will be used more commonly given how much praise it is getting.
The touchpad was barely used outside of first party wasn’t it?
