Some of them are former and still praise the PS5 solution. There are some 3rd party dev tweet comments in link below :
Devs react to PS5 specs - Twitter edition
To be clear Xbox's is also faster than anything out there. But PS5's is 2x that even so playstations is crazywww.resetera.com
I said this the other day, if they would of come out and said 9.2tf or 10.3tf or what ever it is and talked about the features like super fast ssd or audio before xbox did they would of stood on a lot better ground but they let Microsoft get there first and wow everybody with power that it underwhelmed when they talked about ps5Ok,heres some thoughts after giving it a day....Its not that the PS5 is disappointing, it truly is a next gen leap
-with the new Ryzen CPU,
-Even at just 9.95-10.2 tflops because of variance its still almost a 7 times leap of power over the base ps4 with RDNA 2 benefits factored in
-Super fast SSD
- Twice the amount of RAM thats also faster as well.
-4K Blu ray player and 3d audio
In a vacuum its actually a very good system and IS a next generation leap. HOWEVER, the problem is that we're not in a vacuum, it is going to be compared to the Series X. Had sony come out earlier and announced these specs BEFORE 12 teraflops became the baseline they would be fine. 10.2 teraflops is a good number, 12 teraflops while awesome wouldnt have the same effect if 10 was already the baseline. But now sony is on the back foot in the power narrative, their silence is still deafening and comes across as either aloof or arrogant, messaging is a mess in regard to backwards compatibility.
What im saying is, the PS5 is a good system but the way sony is handling it makes it seem worse than it really is. SHOW us why the SSD is a "dream" fro developers, SHOW us that hey this thing can run games, third party games even at 60 fps. It can be a 10 second clip, it doesnt have to be this grand affair. Its not a PS3 or xbox one disaster, but it does put them on the back foot and sony seems to still be in autopilot mode. They seem to think that their base will stick with them no matter what, and if it had full BC i would say their right, but thats not clear as of now. We dont know prices nut i will say IF this thing is 399 sony is going to be ok in spite of themselves.
We dont have the full picture yet either. I dont care how people spin or what they say, IF lockheart is real it is going to hold the series x back in some ways. A theoretical 4 tf gpu vs 12, less ram, and weaker cpu are going to hinder game design in some way. I dont care what some paid xbox dev shill says. Lockheart is going to be an anchor around the Xs neck in my opinion. That could be a boon to sony in some ways if their first party really takes Advantage of not having any restraints in that regard and perhaps sign a few 3rd party deals to show WHY a super fast SSD matters.
Im sure ill have more thoughts on this later.
The mental gymnastics that people are going through are astounding.
Please here me out!
I am a PS pro owner and really wanted PS5 to come out on top from, spec-wise in raw power. I was disappointed at first as well: 12.2 flops (Xbox Series X) is more than 10.3 tflops (PS5). Also, the Xbox has faster RAM (10gigs of it, 6 gigs is slower), a faster CPU and isn't variable in its performance.
But then I read/watched some more on the topic of the SSD and -here it comes- the obvious bottleneck in the Xbox design: RAM
- The Xbox has 16gigs of GDDR6, with a portion of it being used for OS and such. 10gigs of it is even faster than its PS5 counterpart (6 gigs is slower though).
- The Xbox SSD is a lot slower than the PS5's: roughly 4.8Gb/s VS 8.5Gb/s
In theory, the SSD on PS5 could just about act as a pool of "extra RAM". At least, that is what is speculated now. I thought about the PS3 days, when the CPU was amazing, but the system was kinda gimped by a weaker GPU (= no balance). I also remembered that XBox360 was praised, mainly because of it being a balanced system: RAM, CPU and GPU were working great in tandem with eachother. No real obvious bottleneck = the key.
10gigs of its total pool of GDDR6 is superfast on Xbox, but.. will it be enough for nextgen games? Reminds me of the eDRAM sistuation with XboxOne, where a relatively small portion of memory was supposed to eleviate all problems, but turned out to be a horrible bottleneck (which was fixed with Xbox One X). PS4 was praised form the beginning for having 1 big pool of GDDR5, just like they are doing now with PS5: 1 big pool of 1 type of GDDR6.
In raw performance the Xbox Series X will undoubtedly be the faster system. Still, I think the PS5 is more balanced, because it's all about removing bottlenecks. All custom chips and its SSD design were built towards reaching that goal.
I'd love to hear developers talk about this, because I have no idea which of the two would be preferable. But the topic of possible bottlenecks and resolving them by design really fascinates me.
So after it's taken 1 seconds to load a game into RAM and 2 seconds on the Xbox, you're back to raw numbers again.
SSD is the new TV TV
Sony dev praised PS5 kek
Thanks mr. armchair psychologist, I really needed that and feel better already It's so nice to have people on the internet telling me what's going on with me, because I am such a confused individual.
It's a console man, I - just - want - the -discussion, not a diagnosis of my state of mind. I've stated it numerous times (but I'll make it bold so you might read it) : YES THE XBOX ONE SERIES X IS MORE POWERFUL THAN THE PS5! Because I know that it is and I love MS for going all in! it is NOT the point of discussion here.
SSD is vastly different than what you imply with TV. But if so, better SSD than TV, TV, TV, TV, TV, TV, sport, sport, sport, water-cooler
Do you write before you think? Seriously defending this shit on either side is plain stupid.
It's even more stupid is that Xbone fans trying to put in the same basket SSD with TV, which is at least idiotic.
Not really. Sony oversells the ssd idea and Sony fanboys sucks it up blindly. Ssd is great for faster loading times etc, but let's be real. It doesn't affect much more than that.
Not really. Sony oversells the ssd idea and Sony fanboys sucks it up blindly. Ssd is great for faster loading times etc, but let's be real. It doesn't affect much more than that.
You are clueless pal. Been saying from the start it has massive potential implications for game design.
Yes, Math is apprantely quite tricky for a lot of people i've seem posting percentages the last couple of days.Maths, how do they work.
Tflops of PS5 to Series X difference is 16%.
Tflops difference between XB1 1.3tflops and 1.8tflops PS4 was 40%.
The real-world difference between current gen is super small. So 16% is going to be nothing or a small advantage to PS5 because of its optimizations.
SSD is vastly different than what you imply with TV. But if so, better SSD than TV, TV, TV, TV, TV, TV, sport, sport, sport, water-cooler.
Nice spin btw. Surely DICE dev knows more than.....em, you.
Also, if PS5 will be able to hit 4K/60fps (looks like it should) those extra 2TFLOPS in Xbox won't matter anymore...
Fell for that Cerney spin hook line...
Yes, Math is apprantely quite tricky for a lot of people i've seem posting percentages the last couple of days.
12.155 / 10.28 = 1.18239
Therefore, an 18.2% increase when calculating the same way around (the increase the larger has over the smaller) as is used for xbox one and PS4
Using the Xbox One S (rather than the original) you get 1.84 / 1.4 = 1.31428 - So only a 31.4% difference.
Additionally, the Series X will also have 20% greater RAM bandwidth for the portion that will be used by the GPU, giving a ram advantage like the PS4 has over the xbox one this gen, however, it will also have a slight CPU advantage, whereas the xbox currently has the CPU advantage this gen.
Taking the above into acocunt, and the fact that there could be slight reductions in the PS5 GPU speeds at times (I don't buy into there likely being any significant reductions), the actual difference between the next gen consoles compard to the difference between the current gen consoles (using the xbox model that has been the one sold for the last 3 1/2 years) could be quite a bit closer than people think.
Yes, the PS5 will have a faster SSD, but I don't see that giving it any graphical/FPS advantage compared to the Series X, which will already have very fast storate. As for the claim of the higher clocks providing more benefits than drawbacks which could help the PS5 close the gap, we'll need to wait and see. I feel like that is something that digital foundry will get around to testing with a couple of RDNA1 cards in the near future, if a suitable pair of cards is available to be able to achieve a similar 20ish% difference in clocks for the same TF.
If the PS5 is cheaper then the series X which it will be, it won't matter how many TFlops the Series X has as the difference will not be noticeable enough to the average consumer, Sony gets this, Microsoft still doesn't.
If Microsoft wants to compete they need to match the PS5's price.
The spin. The spin never stops....
LET'S KEEP SPINNING BABY!!!!
Except you don't seem to understand how this works, either.
I'll just repost what I posted in the Next-Gen thread about this, since it basically gets the job done
Sdd sdd sdd sdd sdd audio - Mark Cerny
I'm hoping they will
Sure. I don't care, I don't have a foot in either camp as I'm a pc player.
In raw performance the Xbox Series X will undoubtedly be the faster system. Still, I think the PS5 is more balanced, because it's all about removing bottlenecks. All custom chips and its SSD design were built towards reaching that goal.
I'd love to hear developers talk about this, because I have no idea which of the two would be preferable. But the topic of possible bottlenecks and resolving them by design really fascinates me.
It really is stunning how the roles have completely swapped. Like some of these posts are almost WORD for WORD Xbox One fans when the specs from both consoles were revealed.Where are those "BALANCE" memes from 2013?
Oh damn, shots fired. If the XsX really matched the PS5 price...damn...that's gonna sway me pretty hard. Hard for me to believe, honestly
The PS5's SSD is going to make a huge difference, but while it's 100% faster than the XBSX's, the XBSX's SSD is like 500% faster than most typical SSDs by itself. The XBSX also has much faster RAM.
Denial
Anger
Bargaining <-- OP is here
Depression
Acceptance
Oh damn, shots fired. If the XsX really matched the PS5 price...damn...that's gonna sway me pretty hard. Hard for me to believe, honestly
The real thing to keep in mind here though is that although everyone is talking about TFLOPs.....the PS5 and XBSX aren't nearly far enough apart for multiplats to really experience any massive differences, and certainly not enough to hinder ports.