| fatslob-:O said: @Bold Well lucky for Sony and Microsoft that they'll still be using the same OS for next generation ... |
We don't know that for sure, there isn't any evidence to tell us what OS they are using for next-gen... Or for that matter "OS's". (As in plural, aka. Multiples.)
| fatslob-:O said: The PS4 has auxiliary ARM cores in them to offload background tasks so I see no reason why Sony couldn't expand the possibility to offload the entire OS as well and the same applies to Microsoft ... |
What the Playstation 4 has... Has absolutely zero bearing on what the Playstation 5 or the next Xbox will have... As again, we lack any evidence that disproves or substantiates the inclusion of auxiliary ARM cores.
| fatslob-:O said: Only 31% of the American households last year owned a 4K display. Other nations have arguably far lower penetration rates aside from possibly either South Korea and/or Japan ... |
Which makes 4k relevant.
| fatslob-:O said: 4K looks to be irrelevant at the start of next generation ... |
31% is a very relevant piece of the home TV display pie, that is 10's if not 100's of millions of gamers to market towards.
| fatslob-:O said: AMD has a WSA with GF so they have to keep buying 12nm wafers from them until the end of 2021 ... I wouldn't be surprised if AMD created their chiplet architecture just to get rid of those 12nm wafers ... |
Yeah... That doesn't make AMD's notebook GPU's good by any stretch of the imagination. - Nor is it my problem anyway.
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