#gaming_system

This follows from the OS source code for PS Portal The portable gaming console PlayStation Portal, as you know, does not require or have a powerful chip, since games run on PS5. Disassembly showed that PS Portal is based on a certain Qualcomm processor. Now it is reported that this is a regular Snapdragon SoC.  [caption id="attachment_84295" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Sony PlayStation game console[/caption] The new Sony PlayStation game console turns out to be based on the Snapdragon 680 The source code of the console's operating system suggests that we are talking about the Snapdragon 680, although earlier there was information about the Snapdragon 662. However, in terms of configuration these are almost identical platforms, but the first is produced at 6 nm standards versus 11 nm for the second, so it is more likely first option.  The Snapdragon 680 has four Cortex-A73 and four Cortex-A55 cores. This SoC scores about 300,000 points in AnTuTu 10, that is, this is a rather modest solution, but PS Portal does not require anything productive.

This follows from the OS source code for PS Portal The portable gaming console PlayStation Portal, as you know, does not require or have a powerful chip, since games run on PS5. Disassembly showed that PS Portal is based on a certain Qualcomm processor. Now it is reported that this is a regular Snapdragon SoC.  [caption id="attachment_84295" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Sony PlayStation game console[/caption] The new Sony PlayStation game console turns out to be based on the Snapdragon 680 The source code of the console's operating system suggests that we are talking about the Snapdragon 680, although earlier there was information about the Snapdragon 662. However, in terms of configuration these are almost identical platforms, but the first is produced at 6 nm standards versus 11 nm for the second, so it is more likely first option.  The Snapdragon 680 has four Cortex-A73 and four Cortex-A55 cores. This SoC scores about 300,000 points in AnTuTu 10, that is, this is a rather modest solution, but PS Portal does not require anything productive.

This follows from the OS source code for PS Portal The portable gaming console PlayStation Portal, as you know, does not require or have a powerful chip, since games run on PS5. Disassembly showed that PS Portal is based on a certain Qualcomm processor. Now it is reported that this is a regular Snapdragon SoC.  [caption id="attachment_84295" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Sony PlayStation game console[/caption] The new Sony PlayStation game console turns out to be based on the Snapdragon 680 The source code of the console's operating system suggests that we are talking about the Snapdragon 680, although earlier there was information about the Snapdragon 662. However, in terms of configuration these are almost identical platforms, but the first is produced at 6 nm standards versus 11 nm for the second, so it is more likely first option.  The Snapdragon 680 has four Cortex-A73 and four Cortex-A55 cores. This SoC scores about 300,000 points in AnTuTu 10, that is, this is a rather modest solution, but PS Portal does not require anything productive.

The set-top box supports DLSS Nintendo appears to have actually shown off the Switch 2 at Gamescom behind closed doors. Previously there were only rumors about this, but now they have been confirmed by the Eurogamer resource. [caption id="attachment_53493" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Nintendo Switch 2[/caption] Nintendo Switch 2 game console launched Matrix Awakens demo at comparable to PS5 and Xbox Series Nintendo showed the console to partners, so apparently the announcement is already close. It is known that one of the games shown off was an enhanced Switch version of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but it is unclear whether this was just a demo or whether such a game will actually be released. The console also ran the Matrix Awakens demo on Unreal Engine 5, and it worked comparable to how it works on PS5 and Xbox Series, and with ray tracing. True, firstly, this is still a visual comparison without details, and secondly, DLSS technology was active on Switch 2 at that time. This means that the console really relies on the Nvidia SoC, but no rumors have stated otherwise. Unfortunately, there are no technical details yet.