LivDiv wrote:Wait I have just clocked that audience isnt real. This is bizarre.
You are in luck.EvilRedEye wrote:I haven't seen the presentation yet but what kind of monster could find Mark Cerny boring??? I'd happily listen to him read the phone book.
nick_md wrote:Work chat is going crazy comparing all the stats, ain't dry for those guys!
EvilRedEye wrote:I haven't seen the presentation yet but what kind of monster could find Mark Cerny boring??? I'd happily listen to him read the phone book.
LivDiv wrote:You are in luck.EvilRedEye wrote:I haven't seen the presentation yet but what kind of monster could find Mark Cerny boring??? I'd happily listen to him read the phone book.
GurtTractor wrote:Beyond that, I was surprised that it allows for off the shelf NVMe drives...but only if they are certified. There are no drives available today that are fast enough for PS5 so do not buy one in preparation.
John Linneman on Twitter.
Verecocha wrote:Wonder if the overclocking is more recent after MS’s presentations? .
Minnesänger wrote:Verecocha wrote:Wonder if the overclocking is more recent after MS’s presentations? .
No.
It's a game changer for sure! There's a leaked video that showcases it...Kow wrote:Looking forward to this "genuine revolution in game audio", which I don't believe for a minute.
Verecocha wrote:That just your thoughts or is it not possible?Minnesänger wrote:No.Verecocha wrote:Wonder if the overclocking is more recent after MS’s presentations? .
GurtTractor wrote:Hmm, according to the specs pages on Eurogamer the PS5 has a much faster SSD, or faster I/O throughput anyway. Might lead to faster loading of big files.
The craziest thing about PS5 is the speed of the SSD. 5.5 GB/s is just part of the story - there is a lot of custom silicon in there to ensure that the system isn't bottlenecked in other areas. It's *REALLY* fast on paper - a lot faster than Xbox Series X even.
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