Not true.

You can do the DLSS calculations on the CUDA cores.

Keep in mind that Tensor cores are just multiplying FP16 matrices, then adding the multiplication to the fp32 matrix and then to the accumulator.
The Tensor cores can also do INT8 and INT4. (Integers) which can also be performed on the CUDA cores.

To put it simply though, think of CUDA cores as slower, more precise, more flexible cores, but the Tensor cores as very specialized, no-bullshit, simple, less precise, but quick cores.

They can both technically do the task of the other, but generally you wouldn't want to due to performance.

Basically if Nintendo wanted... They could take the Pascal based Tegra, shrink it down on say... Samsungs less congested 8nm process and clock it extremely high to make up for the compute overhead.

LCD is definitely preferred for longevity.
But OLED has vastly superior quality.

How are you getting burn in? Always-on display?

Better CPU and RAM is what I really wanted from start, don't really care for 4K

But also better battery and more memory. If they make a enough big leap then maybe I can start considering buy a new model. So far still not convinced though 

OLED has definitely the better picture quality, hence why I got the LG C9 and LG CX at home and got rid of all the Samsung Quantum Dot backlight bleeding crap.

As of now, my S8+ got the keyboard and overlay of Discord burned in. I suppose the high brightness out in the sun caused it. Don't use Always-on. For the other phones, I can't remember anymore. I also got the S20 as a company phone, but I barely use it. Only for phone calls if necessary. 

To be honest, at this point the rumor seems to go more in line with a Switch 2 rather than a Switch Pro. After all, it supposedly changes everything from the original Switch, CPU, GPU and RAM capacity, making it a new machine.

Wasn't the change greater (or as great) than the Xbox One - Xbox One X gap wise ?

With DLSS, it sounds like it could be quite a massive improvement. $400 is what I'd certainly expect for modern switch implementation. If it's based on Ampere or Turing, would be one hell of a jump from Maxwell although I get the feeling it will be out of stock like everything else.

Finally

Since we know nothing about the specs of this rumored new Switch, it's impossible to know how big or small could be the improvement.

Also, the Xbox One X had more RAM and a better GPU compared to the base model, but the CPU was the same, only running at higher frequencies. This Bloomberg article says that not only it will come with more RAM, but both the GPU and the CPU will be "better". If that only means faster, then there won't be much of an improvement.

I understand. The point is the Switch has a SoC, with everything (CPU and GPU) build in a tiny chip, so I guess it is a little bit different. So I guess it's more comparable to an old iPad and a new one for eg.

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