PlayStation’s Mark Cerny did a deep-dive on the PS5 Pro and Sony’s new partnership with AMD
PlayStation Lead Architect Mark Cerny is back again to explain the nitty-gritty details of how the PlayStation 5 Pro achieves its various graphical improvements. Cerny first introduced the PS5 Pro in September and in a new 37-minute video,
After the PS5 Pro's less dramatic changes, PlayStation architect Mark Cerny says the next-gen will focus more on CPUs, memory, and machine-learning
With every console generation, the jump in technology gets less and less noticeable to the point where Sony had to zoom in on the most hard-to-notice background details to sell its new PS5 Pro. We'll likely never have another brain-frying moment,
Sony decided fully four years ago to develop its own AI hardware for the PS5 Pro rather than using AMD tech and the big question is why
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Sony’s Mark Cerny Debunks PS5 Pro 33 TFLOPS Rumor, Dubbing It “Flopflation”
Around 7 minutes in, the presenter Mark Cerny directly addressed the rumor that the PlayStation 5 Pro’s GPU could run at 33.5 TFLOPS. As Cerny humorously claims, this leads to something he dubbed ‘flopflation.’
PlayStation 5 Pro specifications thoroughly explained, 'FLOPflation' debunked by PS5 system architect Mark Cerny
According to Mark Cerny, the biggest improvements of PS5 Pro are considered to be its new Ray Acceleration structure using BVH8 (Bounding Volume Hierarchy) and leveraging improved "Stack management in hardware," which means that graphics shader code is now better-managed, simpler, and more performant on the new hardware.
The PS5 Pro Is Selling Well, Sony Finally Explains How It Works
PlayStation 5 Pro head architect Mark Cerny said you really shouldn’t care about how many TFLOPS the PS5 can handle, calling it ‘flopflation.’
Mark Cerny Basically Confirms PS6 Partnership with AMD in PS5 Pro Tech Deep Dive Video
Sony has just released a new video, hosted by PlayStation's lead system architect, Mark Cerny. Speaking in his ever-calming dulcet tones, Cerny's video is basically a deep dive into the technical side of PS5 Pro, explaining how the new console ticks.
Mark Cerny on PS5 Pro, Flopflation, and PlayStation's Partnership with AMD
I had the opportunity to visit PlayStation headquarters and preview today's presentation, as well as sit down with Cerny, getting answers to a few of our lingering questions about PS5 Pro, as well as more details about Project Amethyst – and how it could be relevant not just for the future of game graphics on PlayStation,
Sony Announces AMD Collaboration for Graphics and Gameplay Tech
The PlayStation 5 Pro is currently the most technically advanced gaming console on the market. However, like every piece of tech, improvements can be made for even larger leaps in visual fidelity and performance.
PS5 Pro Lead Architect Calls AMD a "Fantastic Partner" as Sony Begins Deeper Collaboration, Focusing on Machine Learning-Based Tech for Graphics and Gameplay
It was wonderful to see the launch of the PlayStation 5 Pro console a few weeks ago. For those interested in the in-depth technical aspects of PS5 Pro, we’ve put together a video describing the bits and bytes behind the console: how it came together,
PS5 Pro Technical Seminar Presentation ft. Mark Cerny
Join the legendary Mark Cerny, Lead Architect at Sony PlayStation, as he presents a technical seminar on PS5 Pro to an audience at Sony Interactive Entertainment HQ in San Mateo, California. This presentation is intended to be an in-depth look at the hardware and software implemented into Sony's latest console the PlayStation 5 Pro.
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PlayStation Teams Up With AMD On Project Amethyst To Give Games An AI Boost
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