Calling it now:
PlayStation 5 by no later than November 2020 (the absolute latest) supporting native 4K and native 8K games, though most games will be native 4K.
Will also be a 10-12x increase in shader & compute performance.
Many more ROPs than PS4's 32, so PS5 can support both 4K and some 8K games.
16x the RAM as PS4.
Stacked DRAM on the APU / GPU for 1+ TeraByte/sec bandwidth. Note: Nvidia will have stacked DRAM with 1 TB/sec bandwidth starting in late 2016 with their Volta GPU architecture, the successor to Maxwell. So AMD should be able to follow with a next-gen console APU with similar tech before or by 2020.
I'm glad Cerny is at the helm of PlayStation architecture.
Calling it now:
PlayStation 5 by no later than November 2020 (the absolute latest) supporting native 4K and native 8K games, though most games will be native 4K.
Will also be a 10-12x increase in shader & compute performance.
Many more ROPs than PS4's 32, so PS5 can support both 4K and some 8K games.
16x the RAM as PS4.
Stacked DRAM on the APU / GPU for 1+ TeraByte/sec bandwidth. Note: Nvidia will have stacked DRAM with 1 TB/sec bandwidth starting in late 2016 with their Volta GPU architecture, the successor to Maxwell. So AMD should be able to follow with a next-gen console APU with similar tech before or by 2020.
I'm glad Cerny is at the helm of PlayStation architecture.
Is this before or after unicorns fall from the sky?Calling it now:
PlayStation 5 by no later than November 2020 (the absolute latest) supporting native 4K and native 8K games, though most games will be native 4K.
Will also be a 10-12x increase in shader & compute performance.
Many more ROPs than PS4's 32, so PS5 can support both 4K and some 8K games.
16x the RAM as PS4.
Stacked DRAM on the APU / GPU for 1+ TeraByte/sec bandwidth. Note: Nvidia will have stacked DRAM with 1 TB/sec bandwidth starting in late 2016 with their Volta GPU architecture, the successor to Maxwell. So AMD should be able to follow with a next-gen console APU with similar tech before or by 2020.
I'm glad Cerny is at the helm of PlayStation architecture.
this.Let's hope PS5 arrives in 4 years and is backwards compatible.
Uh, yes they do. Or do you think all 100+ million console owners are still rocking some old flip phones and emachines PC?
All of this is incredibly dumb. How would anyone know this right now? Even Sony.
We haven't even seen the PS4/XBO's true potential and people are still saying this?
Both Sony and MS now have a stable X86 upgrade path for their next consoles. I would be very very surprised if PS5 cant emulate PS4.
2020, ~0.5-1 tflops CPU, ~15 tflops GPU, 64GB high bandwith memory cubes. Its gonna be glorious.
I want them to surpass what is available on PC's next time.. But with the same architecture as PC's, this is much less probable (lack of custom chip magic sauces), as anything available to them will also be available to the PC republic.
I think Steam Machines may impact how long this generation is going to last. I prefer shorter generations with BC too.
I see that you're a fan of QOTSA. The waiting game must be your favorite game, hm?Fuck it.
I'm waiting.
With how willing everyone is to buy a new $500 ipad or new iphone every year, I wouldn't be suprised if we see the ps4 in 2017. Maybe even 2016 if the tech advances fast enough.
6 years... not 5 not 7.
6 years is perfect.
128gb of ram lol, is that even possible?
I used to have a computer with 64 MB of ram, and I thought that was awesome at the time. So yeah, I think that is possible.
I hope so. I'd like the return of a 5-6 year cycle.
because the amount of time it takes for devs to get a good grip on console tech is longer then ones that work solely on mobile/tablet. From a financial standpoint it's just a nightmare.What makes it impossible?
Let's hope PS5 arrives in 4 years and is backwards compatible.