The latest news from PS6: Performance will be greatly improved, and AI support plays a key role!
According to notebookcheck, recently, there have been rumors that Sony's next-generation gaming console, PS6, will significantly improve performance, among which AI has played a key role.
Wrestler Kepler (who previously leaked information about PS5 Pro) revealed that PS6 may use a 3nm process chip, with a power consumption of about 15 watts. This value may not be high at first glance, but it indicates that Sony may be trying to improve energy efficiency and heat dissipation control, while maintaining host performance while reducing heat generation and improving system stability.
It is said that the PS6 will also be equipped with 16GB of memory, supplemented by 4MB of L2 cache and 16MB of MALL cache. These technologies will improve read/write efficiency, significantly shorten loading time, and improve multitasking and material loading capabilities.
More important to note is that PS6 will add AI-driven image enhancement function. By integrating AMD's latest RDNA 5 architecture, the new host is expected to achieve more efficient picture supersampling with AI algorithms, presenting a more delicate visual effect without significantly increasing computing pressure.
However, not all games released on PS6 require this technology, which will mainly serve 4K high-frame rate masterpieces, such as "GTA 6" that require extremely high hardware resources.
In addition, Kepler also mentioned that both RDNA 5 and the future RDNA 6 architecture will be based on the gfx13 platform, which means that PS6 will continue the technical route of PS5 and PS5 Pro in the graphics architecture, which will facilitate developers to adapt during the transition period and help the new platform have a huge and diverse game lineup in the early stages of its launch.
It should be noted that the content in the article mainly comes from revelations, and the authenticity needs to be further confirmed, and everyone still needs to look at it rationally.
