So he thinks there will be 3640 Navi cores... Meaning 1539mhz core clock to achieve the FP numbers.
Being Navi based would suck though.
In short... Expect around Vega 56/Vega 64/Geforce 1070 Ti/Geforce 1080/Geforce 2070 levels of performance... Which should be mid-range levels of performance by the time 2019 rolls around.
16GB of GDDR6 memory... With 14GB available to developers. - Either Sony has managed to significantly optimize their software stack, making it less memory intensive than the Playstation 4... Or. They are including a secondary large pool of DRAM for OS/Background tasks just like the Playstation 4.
| EricHiggin said: As for the specs, with a late 2019 25th anniversary launch, I'd say they probably wouldn't be all that far off at 6 Ryzen cores and Navi around 10TF, on 10nm-7nm, but I have a hard time believing it's Zen 2. Ryzen, or maybe Ryzen+, but not Ryzen 2. That line of CPU's won't launch until early to mid 2019, so that would be way to new to go into a PS5 6 months or a year later. Also too many ports. Maybe for dev kits, but not for retail. 2TB should be the absolute min for the base console since Pro is already getting 2TB models. I'd also assume a $499 price unless PS eats $100 per unit. |
AMD has confirmed that the Zen 2 design is completed. - There will be some sampling of chips in 2018 with a full launch in 2019.
Remember... CPU designs take years, many years. - Sony and Microsoft can leverage that.
If there isn't Zen 2 in next gen... I honestly would be surprised.
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