PlayStation 5 To Feature 2GHz Radeon Navi GPU ?

sound very interesting if true. thought I would love to see the ps5 do more then just be compatible with ps4/pro games I want to see it enhance there framerates and resolution ideally, at very lest enhance the fps to 60fps for games that were not locked at 30fps

 

I wouldn't take this rumor very seriously. 2GHz GPU in a console is very far-fetched... not gonna happen.

 

I said frames won't hold @ 4k/60 with Ray Tracing on PS5 hardware. I didn't say anything about what it does or if it's effective, visually. Why are you being so totalitarian lately?

 

Well, your post was right after mine. So...
I still stand by my statement. What's the point of a forum if you want to dictate the direction every conversation takes? Your warnings seem warrantless, often, and more your own personal decision, not site rules. But hey, whatever.

 

not really, just needs adequate cooling.

 

Nice! Arrghh, GPU upgrade time!

 

Consoles have power budget up to 250W. That includes CPU, RAM, GPU... the whole system. That is why every component has to run on the most efficient voltage to clock ratios, while still maintaining competitive performance. Cooling is another issues or let's say noise. If the system is way too noisy, it will compromise sales. There has never been a console with HW running at peak clocks and it never will be because it just doesn't make any sense.

 

@vbetts

2GHz+- on a GPU is today's maximum even for desktops with maximum voltages and power draw over 200W just for a GPU. If you think that X360, PS3 or PS4Pro and X1 were running on maximum clocks the silicon could handle long-term, then there is nothing to discuss really. And yes, there are industry standard power limits for both noise and power draw.

 

Stadia, Guys, Stadia. All the rest is already history

 

Internet, Dude, Internet. It's hardly available anywhere in a way that everybody could access Stadia with 4K@60Hz. And what about 144Hz fanatics like me? 60Hz is garbage now, i could never go back to that.

 

Pricing is a major factor when it comes to consoles, so It's hard to believe. Let's see.

 

I think 2ghz clock on gpu is id doable in console its just gona require something thought on how seeing all the heat is gona come from cpu package that contains the gpu among other things in consoles, I more worried about wattage and shitty parts being used causing coil whine, just like the ps4 pro suffer from in almost all its pro games, the base ps4 suffer from this too but it ignore able unlike the pro, unless you ears are can no longer hear such tones. or the fan sound like get engine winding up

That coilwhine is why I dont have ps4 pro and wont i just gona by pass for ps5 and hope the solve that issue

yes I expecting $399 to $450 for next gen 500 tops but i dont see that happen if they really putting RT in there. I dont see Sony trying that magic number $599.99 again seeing they said they will never do that after the tried it with ps3

then again they can say RT is there but NEVER use it. like PS3 was said to doing 1080p but almost no game actual ran that cause of the performance hit.

 

I have an original XBox One....and it's relatively quiet.... Maybe it's fan is failing....

Jaguar was a very low-power CPU. The Jaguar powered Athlon processors pulled next to nothing, even at full load, and they were clocked quite a bit higher than the processors used in the XBox and PS4.

 

Console bad, PC good. Mods are OK.

I mean, NA--VI, NA--VI, NA--VI!

 

$599 now isn't same as it was back in 2006. Inflation alone drives numbers up. Fact. Get used to it.

Whether RT is used or not is up to the developers - same as 1080p was on PS3. Putting all of your nonsense on "them"(SONY) is ignorant/stupid.