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Rofl.

Here's the real bullet points, not this 100 games only bullshit. Sony tested 100 of the most-played PS4 games and found most of them ran straight out of the box with boost mode and should be ready for launch. PS5 is too fast for certain titles though. Boost mode happens naturally as a result of playing on the PS5 but this boost cannot be handled by certain games due to their code which is why they need to be tested and tweaked individually to ensure boost mode works but results have been "excellent". Rest of the PS4 games will run through legacy mode (ess

It's no secret that Sony allows developers more access to the metal rather than through an API.

Sounds like the trade off of low level access.

If PlayStation 5 is $399 then holy shit.

I'd say it's better or equal. 448GB/s guaranteed across the board... 560GB/s for the first 10GB and 336GB/s for the last 6GB.

They won't.

Nope, not at all. It won't matter when PCIe 5.0 comes out in a year or so based on industry standard.

1000XM3s are the best. bitchtears

Cruise lines.

When you have the best headphones in the business and base your work off that... makes sense. XM3s are the best.

I think it's pretty much guaranteed PS5 Pro is 3-4 years out. Microsoft blew their load up front.

I'm wondering how often devs are going to keep a frequency of 2.23GHz.

Exactly. 2.23GHz is... unheard of. Like I said, comparisons will definitely be interesting.

Did you actually expect 2.23GHz?

Just as I thought after hearing 2.23GHz boost... the higher the frequency the faster all components within the GPU are. Comparisons will be even more interesting.

Looks like 2GHz is native... Boost to 2.23GHz... which lines up with Github.

Like I thought... They'll be slapping stickers on M.2 SSDs when they catch up.

It's good.

No, you said it was "real fucking stupid" when considering NVMe support. Raped.

So 2x the speed of Xflop for the SSD. That's fucking stupid... and NVMe support. @Remij_ get fucked.

5GB/s "at least"

2.23GHz?