The PlayStation 5 certainly has a few more good years to come, and Sony is currently emphasizing that no version with better hardware can be guaranteed. Behind the scenes, however, the company is definitely working on ideas on how to continue writing the PlayStation story. The company is now a member of the World Intellectual Property Organization Published a designThis gives you an overview of the future of the Ps5 Pro.
As Twicketown In his analysis of the security letter, it is similar to the patent originally submitted by Sony in 2019, but is now being renewed and protected worldwide. Accordingly, the company deals with documentation with the full range of imaginative designs for future consoles. As always, such characters are hypothetical approaches that have never been used.
Multiple GPU system
Sony sees great potential in consoles with multiple GPUs. The developers describe the possibilities of different hardware configurations: once a combination of SoC and a second GPU, once a system that relies on two SoCs or APUs. The company takes a lot of time to describe different memory configurations, but acknowledges that multi-GPU configurations bring their own issues that need to be addressed.
Last but not least, it describes ways to provide more computer power to users via the cloud. “By paying an additional fee, a user can allocate more chips (thus more APUs) to the cloud server, while only one chip will be allocated to weak payment users,” says the patent. These ideas may be relevant to the current PlayStation 5 as well. Of the current generation consoles on Sony, “Pro” simply means: high performance subscription.
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