Sony PlayStation 5: What to Expect from the New Console

Sony PlayStation 5: What to Expect from the

New Console

Lightning Speed - Harness the force of a custom CPU, GPU, and SSD with Integrated I/O that revises the standards of what a PlayStation control center can do.

Dazzling Games.Marvel at mind-blowing illustrations and experience new PS5 highlights. Breathtaking Immersion - Discover a deeper gaming experience with support for haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio technology.

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Specifications

The SPUs used in the GPU have been moved to the central processing unit (CPU) of the PS5. As a result, more CPU cycles can be utilized to accelerate the processing. As was the case with the PS4 Pro, PS5's GPU will be an 8-core unit, while the CPU will use 8 custom x86 cores. The GPU has 2160 cores with a rate of 390 GTexel/s.

The CPU will have 36 custom x86 cores with a rate of 1.84 TFlops. The new console will come in a slimmer, rectangular box with slimmer PS and PlayStation logos. 

The branding was heavily integrated into the design of the box, making it easy to identify for people who are not familiar with the PlayStation brand. It is rumored that the PS5 will have an eight-core CPU and a 16-core GPU. In comparison, the PS4 Pro has a 12-core CPU and a GPU with a rate of 1.

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Features

Unprecedented Power - Play this console on a 4K UHD display for the sharpest visual experience yet.

Gran Turismo Sports Control Bar Screen Stick Pixel’s Edge stand Windows MR Headset 4K HDR Media Player 4K HDR DisplayPort 1.4 4K HDR HDMI 2.0b Speakers 4.2 Channel Dolby Atmos® Speakers HDMI 2.0b PS4 Slim New lighting system with day/night settings 4K HDR Blu-Ray Player PS VR headset PC Supports 4K UHD video New 4K HDR Xbox One S New 1TB Xbox One S Xbox One X 2TB Xbox controller

On/Off Switch Xbox SmartGlass app (Xbox One X only) Wireless Bluetooth controller (Xbox One X only) Weight Consoles Weight Recommendation Sony PlayStation 5: What to Expect from the New Console Aspect Ratio Developer: Single screen | Multiscreen: 4K Ports Requires Output 4K HDMI 1.

What to Expect from the New Console

Remember when the PS2 and the PS3 both came out in 2006, almost ten years ago, and neither of them was a notable upgrade over the original PS2 console?

That's because both the PS2 and PS3 shipped without the processing and graphics chips that were being ramped up at the time to give developers and gamers the power to do something other than render 2D games and content on the "GamePad" device that both consoles shipped with. I can't think of a better example of the difference in focus and the direction the console industry has taken in the last decade than that.

Sony, which was once the industry giant, is a shadow of its former self, and it's now focused more on its back catalog than any games-as-service innovation, outside of its own PlayStation Now game-streaming service.

Conclusion

This is the first post of this series as we analyze the strengths and weaknesses of PlayStation 5. We will also give you a perspective on how PlayStation 5 compares to Xbox Scorpio, and we will also do a brief discussion on the XPS launch pricing.

We expect that it will take over 4 to 6 years for PlayStation 5 to be officially launched. We can expect Sony to do a few surprises in the PS5 launch, as it did in the PS4 launch.