CheddarPlease said:
Key word is "targeting". Xbox is saying in their promo material Series S is designed to target 1440p, while we can be relatively confident that Switch 2 will be targeting 1080p. The comparison here is relative, Series S might only run at 1080p compared to its "target" of 1440p, but if that is the case, you can expect Switch 2 will run at 720p in the same situation since its targeting 1080p. As for memory bandwidth, I don't think you seem to understand that a large part of the bandwidth argument comes down to the processing requirements. Switch 2 has about half the bandwidth, but it also has about half the tFlops, which means that relative to its processing power, the bandwidth is sufficient. Whats more interesting imo is the post-processing improvements that Nvidia is promising. This can be seen with the leaks (admittedly taken with a grain of salt) that the Switch was able to run the Matrix demo quite well at a dev conference, which is interesting given the fact that functionally similar hardware testing by independent sources show that it shouldn't be able to run that demo basically at all... |
I guess I don't see why marketing material matters. The series s isn't targeting 1440p. I googled a number of games and they are 1080p or less.... the series s and switch 2 will be targeting very similar resolutions, thus memory bandwidth matters..... unless the switch is also targeting lower assets. But hey, time will tell.
Also tflops is a worthless measure.
Last edited by Chrkeller - on 12 February 2024