AMD Confirmed that PS5 will be using RDNA 2 GPU (the same like Xbox Series X)

[Trumpstyle]

Pemalite said:

Trumpstyle said:

As Github brought Oberon back from the dead another idea of mine is back from the dead. That it's possible that no insider actually knows the TF number for PS5, that they or their sources are guessing it based on game performance from the gpu inside the devkit. Based on my previous list, the insiders seems to believe ps5 is at ~11tf. An 9.2TF Rdna2 would only need 20% stronger TFs to be equal to 11TF Rdna1.

It's also possible that Oberon is just BC stuff and the 36CU/2ghz is just PS5 BC boost mode and nothing else or just outdated.

Microsoft pretty much destroyed 99% of yours and others "predictions" you agreed with... Completely apart, when they revealed the Xbox Series X as being a 12 Teraflop machine.

You place to much emphasis on rumors, fake news, teraflops and hypotheticals rather than actual evidence and revealed information.

? My latest prediction I made 2 months ago had XsX at 12TF and been the same for a while. I had it pretty much at 12TF the entire 2019 except dropped it after navi release for a time as 12TF looked impossible. Also had memory bandwidth at 560 GB/s which github confirmed. Even predicted all 3 consoles would be 1TB NVMe drive already in jan 2019.

It's the PS5 TF number that can't be nail down. We have the github leak at 9.2TF but this could just be BC boost mode for PS4. My list suggests that most insiders think PS5 is at ~11tf.

Then we have the insider klee claiming he has seen the spec sheet for both consoles and PS5 is above 12TF even has a slight edge over XsX. This could be correct as Jason Schreier says both console is above geforce 2080 and is very close to eachother. The PS5 devkit which I do think have 576 GB/s memory bandwidth would also suggest PS5 having a slight edge as you try match TF with enough memory speed. But this is with a 256-bit bus which just doesn't seems realistic for retail PS5.

So you can just pick a random number and hope you got it right.