Remij

Well you were told that nearly 2 years ago. They're not going to remaster and re-release PS4 games as PS5 games...

Nice. People have been waiting for this for a long time. Great game to sink into considering what's going on these days.

TSHBR

So do I... but it's not that devs cant get it right... it's that they simply don't want to bother. But in theory this should actually do a better job than devs who would half ass it. Devs that do a proper job of it will be able to do that as usual as well. We'll have to see how it goes.

Demo is confirmed.. but for the 19th and not the 20th. Will fix the thread title

I know that. But like I said.. I think these drives will remove a lot of the cost by having the controller and cache built into the Series X console itself.

Could be. I shouldn't have said "lmao.. no" because anything is possible. Thinking more about it... they're probably going to try to make up the losses that they have on the console with accessories like this that certain people will buy no matter how expensive it is.

read my edit.

NVMe? Like $100-$150. You can spend more of course... but this wont be like your typical drive. I bet a lot of the actual "drive" like the controller and everything else is already built into the Series X hardware and this is basic right down to the chips.. thus the small size. Maybe $100 is too low. I'd say around $150. I can't see a $250+ addon...

lmao.. no.

You think it's a typical m.2 or something?

Yea possibly. I'd guess around $100 for 1TB. If games are better designed around improving and reducing unnecessary storage, then it may not even be really necessary. I guess we'll have to wait and see.

^ DirectStorage, a new API that reduces the CPU usage for streaming and decompressing data. This is coming to Windows 10 as well. This could be huge.

It has to be to guarantee compatibility. Sony will do the same.

@DynamiteCop! Dark

Shit that would be hilarious 2GHz GPU clocks seems very real now considering XSX's specs. With the right cooling it could happen.

-By decoupling rendering and input pipelines, Xbox Series X also supports 120 FPS, so games have the option of doubling their frame-rate from 60 FPS, which halves their internal latency. Very cool.

Series X has a new AutoHDR feature which uses ML algorithms to analyse the visual data of the game and convert them into HDR. This will work at the system level for ALL games. This seems like the kind of thing that would work amazingly well for PC too

Nice. That DLI (dynamic latency input) improvements will be able to come to all existing XO controllers through a firmware update.

I feel ya. I'm a spec nerd though. I love this shit. I'll be the same way when Sony announces PS5 and it's hardware features.

LMAO, I love how that Digital Foundry video confirmed that FP16 "rapid packed math" is back and to be used in full force... lmao Wronghurey

I'm pretty hyped. I've been ready for next gen to start for a while now so my PC gets a workout

lol.. anyway

The only hype there is right now is for the Series X.. PS haven't revealed anything. Maybe this will get them to open up a bit so the Pony's can have something to talk about?