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Creative Bloq on MSNPS6 rumours are here: what we expect from the next-gen console
Rumoured specs include an AMD Zen 6 CPU and RDNA 5 GPU, GDDR7 memory, and a wider memory bus for faster data transfer. The ...
GPU-wise, AMD's new Orion APU for the PS6 features between 52-54 RDNA 5 CUs clocked at between 2.6GHz and 3.0GHz with 10MB of L2 cache (with 34-40 TFLOPs of compute power). MLID notes that the RDNA ...
Closeup, darkened image of the top section of the PlayStation 5 Pro. Sony is sticking with an optical disc drive for at least ...
A new rumor claims that the PS6 will continue moving away from physical games, but not completely abandon them.The Latest ...
What happened? Moore’s Law Is Dead is back with yet another leak after dropping a ton of into on the PS6 handheld. This time, he claims to have a full breakdown of the PS6 specs, and, if true, they ...
The full leaked specs of AMD's semi-custom 'Orion' APU for Sony's next-generation PlayStation 6 console is here: smaller, ...
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Game Rant on MSNHow the Rumored PS6 Portable Might Stack Up Against Switch 2, Steam Deck, and ROG Xbox Ally
New rumors claim that Sony could be crafting a portable PS6, and if true, this is how the device might compare to other ...
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Game Rant on MSNRumor: PS6 Console Could Launch with Detachable Disc Drive
A new report from a credible industry insider suggests the PlayStation 6 will continue the modular product design philosophy ...
A new PS6 handheld leak hints at Zen 6 CPU, RDNA 5 graphics, and dockable design that may outperform Xbox’s ROG Ally.
Now the reliable Insider Gaming reports that the manufacturer has settled on a detachable disc drive, which is a feature it ...
Sony's upcoming handheld, which is currently being referred to as the PS6 handheld unofficially, is rumored to be dockable, according to some new leaked ...
According to Insider Gaming, having a detachable disc drive will allow Sony to reduce production and shipping costs of the ...
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