Sources: AMD Has Created Navi FOR Sony’s PlayStation 5.

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Intrinsic said:

I don't know where you got this 32GB idea from...... but hear it now... its IMPOSSIBLE for the PS5/XB2 to have that much Ram. Even if they launched at $499.

Other things to consider, what are they going to do with all that Ram, how are the laoding time going to be? Cause having that much Ram warrants having at the very least an SSD in every console as standard.

The most we will see in those consoles is 24GB. And even that is highly unlikely, personally I have my money on something like 18GB/20GB GDDR6 coupled with 4/6GB LPDDR4.

I'm just looking at the layouts possible, and thinking about how things would play out for another 7 - 10 years. I expect PS5 to have an SSD, and preferably it will be a M.2 NVMe SSD. 

If they can't deliver a next gen Memory and Storge set up, they shouldn't even release a PS5 yet. If they launch PS5 next year or 2020, with 16GB of RAM and a HDD, they are going to get steam rolled by Xbox and set top boxes. Apple and Amazon will have no problem putting out Apple TV and FireTV devices a year later, that completely trash PS5 at a lower price. 

Sony is not in a position to under deliver with PS5. They are not only facing competition from just Microsoft and Nintendo. They have set top boxes, smartphones, and streaming services that are going to be attacking them on all fronts. If PS5 is a half hearted pile of garbage, that even streaming can top qulaitywise, then Sony is in major trouble. They have to make PS5 a viable option for those that want to play games natively. If they don't then they have no place in the market.

Streaming is going to become a real threat to consoles. If PS5 does not push the bar, EA, Ubisoft, and many others will allow people to stream higher quality versions directly from them, with better graphics, better framerate, and faster loading. Sony has to deliver a PS5, that can not be massivly overshadowed by streaming and set top boxes a matter of months after release.