Remij

"We took a look at the Top 100 most popular games on PS4, and we're expecting almost all of them to be playable at launch on PS5" Where does he say "in boost mode" where does he say "100% of the titles will work day 1 in legacy mode"??? Acting like I'm incompetent... lmao dude fuck off... The fact is he's absolutely unclear in his messaging.

The SSD setup probably pushes the system up to a similar BOM as the Series X... so they'll probably both be the same price.

lol... dude... post a link clarifying and confirming that all titles will work day 1....... It WASN'T perfectly clear... you're pretending like people aren't confused about this shit..

lol wut? 22GB/s uncompressed? lmao... where are you getting that?

link? Because that's what's causing the confusion in the first place...

Where's the link the confirms this?

It's interesting/disappointing for me that Sony didn't speak anything about Variable Rate Shading, checkerboard rendering, or Int4/8 accelerated ML at all. That doesn't mean that support isn't there.. but those are some of the more interesting aspects of the newer architectures. I was hoping to hear about some new checkerboard tech that Sony would have that would improve over the original implementation, but maybe it's possible that since a lot of developers just did their own thing anyway, they dropped it? With Variable Rate Shading though.. we know MS has a patented

Yep. Devs always want more. It might not always translate into a palpable difference though. In a lot of cases I could see that extra bandwidth basically just be a method of removing the stress of managing memory very efficiently from the developer.. making life easier for them as they have so much bandwidth that they can just kinda brute force it.

A faster SSD... instead of a harddrive... not "a faster SSD than the Series X".... just an important distinction.

Here's what I think: First... it's important to remember... these are sequential read speeds... random reads are far more important... so It's not necessarily true to say that one will have 2x the capability over the other in actual practice. With sequential reads performance, you're talking more about moving large sets of sequential data.. like copying files. So I don't think it's an accurate, definite measure of 2x the performance in all cases. But for arguments sake... 2.5GBs/5GBs is already a MONUMENTAL leap over current platforms that I don't think a

It's about time you guys added some new "reactions"

20TF+ and 7GB/s SSDs

lmao the Youtube video has 69K dislikes

Geoff Keighley just debunked this.. said the date is still "Holiday 2020"

MS just casually dropping the release month right after Sony's little thing Nice.

Another funny thing you can expect is that manufacturers of NVMe drives that WILL work with the PS5.... will be priced hiked for that very reason

Guys... we have an m.2 slot... but don't buy anything yet... nothing will work lmao this is hilarious

What a FUCKING MESS So not even 100 BC games available at launch...

Launch is going ahead as planned, but some people might not receive their retail copies due to differing situations regarding COVID19 across the globe. I've got a digital copy anyway.. but that sucks.

Cerny in the Eurogamer article admits that they wont hit those speeds too often as they'll reach power limits before then. This is really a 9TF system.. and they're basically doing what they can to "hit" the 10TF number for marketing.

If MS can come within $50 of the price of the PS5.. they're going to have a strong marketing advantage. Gotta remember... that PS5 SSD ain't coming cheap. They could end up being the same price at this rate.

MS has a huge advantage with Ray Tracing... no doubt.

I think you should hold off on that for a bit man. Real talk.. TF's are misleading. It's good for theoretical performance, but there's tons of caveats. PS5 will be powerful as fuck... there's absolutely NO worries there lol. Wait till you see them Sony FP games running man.. lol TFs wont matter. Buy both. Enjoy the best of both worlds