@ronvalencia said:

@michaelmikado said:

@Gatygun:

This is a nuts hot take, unless PCs switch to AMD in mass the majority of PCs built will be quad core for the next few years so you wouldn’t get much out of an 8 core 16 thread part anyway. Intel isn’t even on 7nm yet to even make mass adoption of octacore feasible for most of the world.

Intel's 14 nm is like TSMC's 10 nm.

Intel's 10 nm CPUs are also year 2019 release.

Try again.

How is this at all relevant that Intel doesn’t have 7nm???? No one is arguing transistor density but that space, heat, and power are still concerns and it’s not going to magically make room for 8 cores on most main steam PCs. At the absolute most optimistic projection it may replace the quad core processors with a 6 core in low-mid tier PCs. It’s literally completely irrelevant to the point that mainstream octacore will not be a thing unless most manufacturers switch to AMD.

@howmakewood:

It’s a BS leak that surfaced months ago and the information we do know doesn’t even match what was announced yesterday.

@Gatygun:

This is a nuts hot take, unless PCs switch to AMD in mass the majority of PCs built will be quad core for the next few years so you wouldn’t get much out of an 8 core 16 thread part anyway. Intel isn’t even on 7nm yet to even make mass adoption of octacore feasible for most of the world.

Hmm may consider getting this and getting my original XBO back from my dad. Or give him this since since I don’t have any games for XB.

@tormentos:

I initially assumed before the patent came to light that it was likely to use UFS 3.0 as it doesn’t have the nvme overhead that wouldn’t be relevant to gaming. However the patent suggest its taking the same principles of UFS which include high reads and low writes and using SRAM for an expanded index and table. This could fundamentally change game design at least for the PS5.

MS also has a undisclosed deal with AMD for cloud servers which lends validity that Xbox console hardware is dual purposes for Azure.

Yes sir, looking forward to it!

What? Who cares that is not only on PS4, that’s literally a good thing. I keep saying this but I love the fact that I can play BloodBorne on my work Surface tablet. I don’t see how a PS5 game going to PS Plus makes it nonexclusive. That makes zero sense.

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OMG yes!!! This is exactly what I’m saying! It’s a PlayStation exclusive!! We agree finally! Except for the fact that PS Plus isn’t a platform but who cares you got it!

@ronvalencia:

Right so its not relevant to PS5 SSD solutions at this point.