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[2883.66 --> 2885.20] at least a couple |
[2885.20 --> 2887.16] AAA tier games. |
[2887.68 --> 2888.74] And those take |
[2888.74 --> 2890.78] literally years to develop. |
[2891.18 --> 2892.18] And it's not going to be, |
[2892.38 --> 2893.96] it's not going to be good enough |
[2893.96 --> 2894.92] to just take |
[2894.92 --> 2896.14] some existing titles |
[2896.14 --> 2897.12] and go now at, |
[2897.54 --> 2898.04] you know, |
[2898.12 --> 2899.38] 4K with better details |
[2899.38 --> 2900.02] or whatever else. |
[2900.16 --> 2901.14] If, if, if people |
[2901.14 --> 2901.84] were really into that, |
[2901.84 --> 2902.70] they'd go buy a PC. |
[2903.94 --> 2904.36] However, |
[2904.66 --> 2906.84] because a PlayStation 5 |
[2906.84 --> 2908.34] would be just |
[2908.34 --> 2909.98] PlayStation 4 |
[2909.98 --> 2911.32] on steroids |
[2911.32 --> 2913.36] with Zen cores, |
[2913.46 --> 2914.00] which is going to make |
[2914.00 --> 2914.94] a big difference. |
[2914.94 --> 2915.76] That's going to be like |
[2915.76 --> 2917.02] really nice. |
[2917.62 --> 2918.98] And then presumably, |
[2919.26 --> 2919.76] and it says |
[2919.76 --> 2920.92] Navi-based graphics, |
[2921.10 --> 2921.78] which would be, |
[2921.84 --> 2922.46] again, |
[2922.60 --> 2923.18] very nice. |
[2923.24 --> 2923.42] Remember, |
[2923.48 --> 2924.06] this is not Vega. |
[2924.16 --> 2925.80] This is a new architecture, |
[2925.92 --> 2926.48] past Vega. |
[2928.44 --> 2929.38] Because it would be |
[2929.38 --> 2930.54] just like that on steroids, |
[2930.76 --> 2931.46] new architectures, |
[2931.46 --> 2932.70] but much more powerful ones, |
[2932.78 --> 2934.06] but still fundamentally |
[2934.06 --> 2935.50] x86 |
[2935.50 --> 2936.70] and, |
[2936.84 --> 2938.02] oh crap, |
[2938.10 --> 2938.44] what does AMD |
[2938.44 --> 2939.22] call their thing again? |
[2940.28 --> 2940.76] So what you're saying |
[2940.76 --> 2941.14] is a kind of, |
[2941.14 --> 2941.58] GCN. |
[2941.72 --> 2942.32] It's kind of like PS. |
[2942.32 --> 2943.46] No, not GCN anymore. |
[2945.50 --> 2945.78] Anyway, |
[2946.00 --> 2946.14] the point is. |
[2946.14 --> 2946.62] So you're saying |
[2946.62 --> 2947.30] it's kind of like |
[2947.30 --> 2948.92] PS4 Pro Pro. |
[2949.52 --> 2949.92] Yeah, |
[2950.06 --> 2950.20] like, |
[2950.30 --> 2951.14] but way more Pro. |
[2951.50 --> 2952.44] Because the PS4 Pro |
[2952.44 --> 2953.56] relied on Crossfire, |
[2953.68 --> 2954.62] which was a bad approach. |
[2955.60 --> 2956.34] I think actually |
[2956.34 --> 2956.92] your theory |
[2956.92 --> 2958.30] might have some credence |
[2958.30 --> 2959.16] given that one of the other |
[2959.16 --> 2960.54] leaked bullet points here |
[2960.54 --> 2961.16] is that |
[2961.16 --> 2962.72] the PS5 |
[2962.72 --> 2963.90] would be backwards compatible |
[2963.90 --> 2965.82] with PS4 Pro titles. |
[2965.98 --> 2966.40] Why not? |
[2967.40 --> 2968.58] It might as well be, |
[2968.64 --> 2968.78] right? |
[2968.82 --> 2969.90] Because it's |
[2969.90 --> 2971.12] fundamentally |
[2971.12 --> 2972.44] pretty similar |
[2972.44 --> 2973.38] in terms of the hardware. |
[2974.48 --> 2974.88] And |
[2974.88 --> 2976.16] so you've got, |
[2976.34 --> 2976.84] you go, |
[2976.98 --> 2977.34] you go. |
[2978.10 --> 2978.96] This site, |
[2979.20 --> 2979.86] semi-accurate. |
[2980.60 --> 2981.88] You haven't heard of it, |
[2981.94 --> 2982.24] apparently, |
[2982.44 --> 2983.42] but I've been following |
[2983.42 --> 2984.30] Charlie, |
[2984.54 --> 2985.36] I don't remember |
[2985.36 --> 2985.84] how to pronounce, |
[2985.94 --> 2986.38] Demerogen? |
[2986.94 --> 2987.38] Demerogen? |
[2987.38 --> 2988.10] Whatever, |
[2988.24 --> 2988.48] Charlie. |
[2988.96 --> 2989.88] I've been following |
[2989.88 --> 2991.04] Charlie since |
[2991.04 --> 2991.84] about |
[2991.84 --> 2993.04] 2002, |
[2993.42 --> 2994.16] back when he used |
[2994.16 --> 2994.68] to work at |
[2994.68 --> 2995.32] The Enquirer. |
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