tldrdaily.news logo
Tag

Moores Law Is Dead

All articles tagged with #moores law is dead

gamingtech1 year ago

"Debating the Purpose of PlayStation 5 Pro: Developer Insights and Reviews"

The rumored PlayStation 5 Pro's Zen 2 CPU is expected to be a 4nm CPU, potentially offering improvements in power consumption, cost efficiency, and form factor over the base model. The system may also be smaller and could be priced around $500. Additionally, the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution upscale, developed by Sony, is not related to AMD FSR 4 and could provide an interesting alternative to AMD's upscaler. The console is rumored to release in late 2024, with an official reveal expected soon.

via Wccftech|
#4nm-cpu#gamingtech#moores-law-is-dead
gamingtechnology1 year ago

"Nintendo Switch 2: Power, Performance, and Investor Expectations"

According to tech YouTuber 'Moore's Law is Dead', the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to have performance in docked mode comparable to the PS4 Pro, utilizing a rumored Samsung 8nm process node with 12GB of memory. The handheld image quality and battery life are anticipated to surpass those of the Steam Deck, with slightly lower performance. The platform is rumored to launch early next year with a price point between $399 and $499.

via Wccftech|
#gamingtechnology#handheld-gaming#moores-law-is-dead
technology2 years ago

"Leaked Details: Intel's Meteor Lake and Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs Revealed"

Details of Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake CPU family have allegedly leaked, revealing some specifications including core count and thermal design power. The leaked slide suggests that the next-generation mobile CPU lineup will consist of multiple models with TDPs ranging from 7W to 45W and core counts varying from 5 to 14 cores. The highest-end CPUs for gaming systems and mobile workstations will reportedly continue to use Raptor Lake silicon. The Meteor Lake system-in-package will consist of four tiles, including compute, graphics, SoC, and I/O tiles, interconnected using Intel's Foveros 3D technology. However, as the leaked information is preliminary, it should be taken with caution.

via Yahoo Life|
#cpu#intel#leak