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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEsproviding 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
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http://www.ps4forums.org/wp-content/...hip/page10.png The 4 PPE, 32 SPE CELL should be finished in 2010, making it possible for PS4 to launch as early as 2011. Nevermind Sony's ten year lifespan for PS3, which is no different than PS1 or PS2 lifespans which go beyond the launch of their successors. |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs ?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
In alt.games.video.sony-playstation3 AirRaid wrote:
http://www.ps4forums.org/16-playstation-4-cell-chip/ http://www.ps4forums.org/wp-content/...hip/page10.png The 4 PPE, 32 SPE CELL should be finished in 2010, making it possible for PS4 to launch as early as 2011. Whatever. I don't care about the hardware under the covers. All I care about are what games can it play. Nevermind Sony's ten year lifespan for PS3, which is no different than PS1 or PS2 lifespans which go beyond the launch of their successors. So let's say the PS4 comes out in 2011. Do you honestly think the PS3 will still be for sale 5 years after the PS4 comes out? I doubt the PS3 will even live long enough to see the PS4's 2nd birthday, much less its 5th. The main reason the PS2 continues to do well is because companies are still developing for it. Some of the best games of 2008 were released for the PS2, of all things. -- It's not broken. It's...advanced. |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEsproviding 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
On Jan 24, 7:09*pm, AirRaid wrote:
http://www.ps4forums.org/16-playstation-4-cell-chip/ http://www.ps4forums.org/wp-content/...hip/page10.png The 4 PPE, 32 SPE CELL should be finished in 2010, making it possible for PS4 to launch as early as 2011. Nevermind Sony's ten year lifespan for PS3, which is no different than PS1 or PS2 lifespans which go beyond the launch of their successors. If Sony follows the PC route, they could do a tech refresh that offers more memory for graphics and video, and also improve the speed of the CPU. Make the next Playstation backwards compatible with the PS3, but also offer new modes the next Playstation could only play. They could use a faster drive to decrease load times, and put more than one version of code on the disk. The disk works with PS3 and PS4. BluRay should be large enough to enable this to happen. - Rich |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs ?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
In alt.games.video.sony-playstation3 Rich Hutnik wrote:
If Sony follows the PC route, they could do a tech refresh that offers more memory for graphics and video, and also improve the speed of the CPU. Make the next Playstation backwards compatible with the PS3, but also offer new modes the next Playstation could only play. They could use a faster drive to decrease load times, and put more than one version of code on the disk. The disk works with PS3 and PS4. BluRay should be large enough to enable this to happen. This would be a bad idea if you ask me. Why would you buy a PS4 if the PS3 plays the next generation games? Newer games is the main reason to upgrade, but this sort of thing would remove that. Even arguing "better graphics" isn't going to really work since many people are still using their PS3 on non-HDTVs. Making the PS4 backwards compatible with the PS3 would be a good idea, as it would encourage folks who didn't buy a PS3 to buy a PS4 so they could still play the PS3 games they missed while waiting for PS4 titles. At least they'll be generating revenue for Sony this way. At the same time, it also encourages PS3 owners to upgrade, as they can still play their PS3 games, again while waiting for the PS4 games to arrive. Either way, anything that encourages sales of the PS4 should be considered a good thing. This is why I can't fully understand why Sony entirely dropped PS2 compatibility from the PS3 so early on in the PS3's life cycle. -- It's not broken. It's...advanced. |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs ?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
Doug Jacobs wrote:
This would be a bad idea if you ask me. Why would you buy a PS4 if the PS3 plays the next generation games? Newer games is the main reason to upgrade, but this sort of thing would remove that. Even arguing "better graphics" isn't going to really work since many people are still using their PS3 on non-HDTVs. Maybe, maybe not. Maybe non-HDTV people would buy the cheaper PS3, and HDTV people would step-up to the 4. People buy a wide range of video cards for PC's, depending on their personal desire for eye-candy, why not consoles? Making the PS4 backwards compatible with the PS3 would be a good idea, Of course, especially because the PS3 has not been a great seller, they can't start "from scratch" again. This is why I can't fully understand why Sony entirely dropped PS2 compatibility from the PS3 so early on in the PS3's life cycle. Well, just about everyone on the planet already has a PS2. It's *still* probably the overall-best console to own, with it's vast selection of games, mostly inexpensive because they're older and/or used. |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
On Jan 28, 4:25*pm, Doug Jacobs wrote:
In alt.games.video.sony-playstation3 Rich Hutnik wrote: If Sony follows the PC route, they could do a tech refresh that offers more memory for graphics and video, and also improve the speed of the CPU. *Make the next Playstation backwards compatible with the PS3, but also offer new modes the next Playstation could only play. They could use a faster drive to decrease load times, and put more than one version of code on the disk. *The disk works with PS3 and PS4. *BluRay should be large enough to enable this to happen. This would be a bad idea if you ask me. *Why would you buy a PS4 if the PS3 plays the next generation games? *Newer games is the main reason to upgrade, but this sort of thing would remove that. *Even arguing "better graphics" isn't going to really work since many people are still using their PS3 on non-HDTVs. Making the PS4 backwards compatible with the PS3 would be a good idea, as it would encourage folks who didn't buy a PS3 to buy a PS4 so they could still play the PS3 games they missed while waiting for PS4 titles. *At least they'll be generating revenue for Sony this way. *At the same time, it also encourages PS3 owners to upgrade, as they can still play their PS3 games, again while waiting for the PS4 games to arrive. *Either way, anything that encourages sales of the PS4 should be considered a good thing. *This is why I can't fully understand why Sony entirely dropped PS2 compatibility from the PS3 so early on in the PS3's life cycle. You put both versions of the game same on the BluRay disk. - Rich |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
On Jan 26, 6:19*pm, Doug Jacobs wrote:
In alt.games.video.sony-playstation3 AirRaid wrote: http://www.ps4forums.org/16-playstation-4-cell-chip/ http://www.ps4forums.org/wp-content/...hip/page10.png The 4 PPE, 32 SPE CELL should be finished in 2010, making it possible for PS4 to launch as early as 2011. Whatever. *I don't care about the hardware under the covers. *All I care about are what games can it play. * Nevermind Sony's ten year lifespan for PS3, which is no different than PS1 or PS2 lifespans which go beyond the launch of their successors. So let's say the PS4 comes out in 2011. *Do you honestly think the PS3 will still be for sale 5 years after the PS4 comes out? *I doubt the PS3 will even live long enough to see the PS4's 2nd birthday, much less its 5th. Before the Playstation 3 was announced, did anyone seriously believe that there was a chance that a) the Playstation 2 would still be so viable 2 years in and b) the Playstation 3 would be doing so poorly? The main reason the PS2 continues to do well is because companies are still developing for it. *Some of the best games of 2008 were released for the PS2, of all things. They were released on other platforms as well, though, so it's no big deal. Now if you're talking about PS2 exclusives, I question whether that's really true. I hear critical raving about Persona 4 but the game is a niche RPG and isn't all that and a bag of chips from a financial perspective. What do you mean by "best games?" Best games from what perspective? Persona 4, being an RPG, means that it won't be a good game for most gamers. I could just as easily say that MLB The Show was one of the best games in 2008 even if that would make you cringe with displeasure, LOL. |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
On Jan 30, 12:50*pm, Rich Hutnik wrote:
On Jan 28, 4:25*pm, Doug Jacobs wrote: In alt.games.video.sony-playstation3 Rich Hutnik wrote: If Sony follows the PC route, they could do a tech refresh that offers more memory for graphics and video, and also improve the speed of the CPU. *Make the next Playstation backwards compatible with the PS3, but also offer new modes the next Playstation could only play. They could use a faster drive to decrease load times, and put more than one version of code on the disk. *The disk works with PS3 and PS4. *BluRay should be large enough to enable this to happen. This would be a bad idea if you ask me. *Why would you buy a PS4 if the PS3 plays the next generation games? *Newer games is the main reason to upgrade, but this sort of thing would remove that. *Even arguing "better graphics" isn't going to really work since many people are still using their PS3 on non-HDTVs. Making the PS4 backwards compatible with the PS3 would be a good idea, as it would encourage folks who didn't buy a PS3 to buy a PS4 so they could still play the PS3 games they missed while waiting for PS4 titles. *At least they'll be generating revenue for Sony this way. *At the same time, it also encourages PS3 owners to upgrade, as they can still play their PS3 games, again while waiting for the PS4 games to arrive. *Either way, anything that encourages sales of the PS4 should be considered a good thing. *This is why I can't fully understand why Sony entirely dropped PS2 compatibility from the PS3 so early on in the PS3's life cycle. You put both versions of the game same on the BluRay disk. I think the question was basically, "If you the disc works in both the Playstation 3 and the Playstation 4, what incentive would most people have to pay for the new Playstation 4?" |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
On Jan 30, 2:33*pm, The alMIGHTY N wrote:
I think the question was basically, "If you the disc works in both the Playstation 3 and the Playstation 4, what incentive would most people have to pay for the new Playstation 4?" Then why should people bother upgrading to a PS3 now, if they own a PS2? So long as you can keep getting Madden every year, why is it needed? Also, why should people bother upgrading their PCs? Maybe the idea is that you get better graphics and gameplay in the new version. - Rich |
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PS4 could possibly have a CELL Processor with 4 PPEs + 32 SPEs ?providing 1 TeraFlop performance in 2011
On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 09:37:57 -0800 (PST), Rich Hutnik
wrote: On Jan 30, 2:33*pm, The alMIGHTY N wrote: I think the question was basically, "If you the disc works in both the Playstation 3 and the Playstation 4, what incentive would most people have to pay for the new Playstation 4?" Then why should people bother upgrading to a PS3 now, if they own a PS2? So long as you can keep getting Madden every year, why is it needed? Also, why should people bother upgrading their PCs? Maybe the idea is that you get better graphics and gameplay in the new version. - Rich Yeah, so long as there are tremendous differences in the features and particularly in the graphics between the previous and the new consoles, suckers like me will shell it out for the new and shiny one. But I'm wondering if Sony is developing the PS4, if the rumor is true, with some new generation of HDTVs in mind. What I mean is, from the PS2 and the Xbox, came the PS3 and the 360 respectively and of course you can't even begin to compare the graphics between the SDTV and the HDTV. And I know this is a big generalization, but your typical HDTVs are either 720p or 1080p with 60MHz refresh rate with the newer ones now coming out with 120MHz and with a very wide contrast ratio differences depending on your TV and etc. But what I'm curious about is if Sony is developing the PS4 with the OLED TVs in mind or some other upcoming HDTV technology for PS4 games to be played on? In a couple of year's time, by 2011, I'm sure great advances in OLED and other newer HDTV technology will have been made. However, unless the cost level of those new gen TVs are similar to what the LCD/DLP TVs are today and Sony is projecting the new gen TV costs to be that low, I doubt if Sony or even MS would develop their next-gen consoles, PS4/720(?), and their games to play on the new gen TVs. I think it'll be really, really interesting to see what the next-gen consoles will be like and also I'm really looking forward to what the next wave HDTVs will have to offer. |
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