Conina on 27 December 2016
| jonathanalis said: Yeah, pretty given. But first they are going full ARM. Sony sayd a ps5 would come only in a new architecture. And makes sense, a new ps machine based on the same ps4 architecture would be a ps4 pro pro. ARM is much more scalable, is anywhere, and is achieving high performance. Perfect for scalable software and performance profiles. Nintendo with switch kinda predicted the future(again). |
When did Sony say they would pick a new architecture for the PS5? I hope they keep using the x86-architecture instead of picking a new one with no/limited backwards compatibility.
ARM is higher scalable? x86 never had problems with scalability and performance profiles.
ARM is more efficient in some scenarios, but has it even proven itself in devices much more powerful than an iPad Pro or a Nvidia Shield TV?
