When will PS6 come? Already mentioned her possible power and price

Although this does not seem, we are approaching the end of the current generation of consoles in which Sony goes very unnoticed compared to its immediate competence, which seems to be approaching Microsoft. Almost five years have passed with the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S debut, and every time they are rumors that talk about how the Prxion Consols generation will be, and in this case it is about PlayStation 6 and a possible portable Sony.

Once the Moore Channel Moore’s law died (which, as I suppose, at the point like it will be PS5 Pro among other great expected equipment) – this is the one that goes on stage to filter the features that will have Prximal Consoals Sony, and that we’re gonna be below.

Starting with PS6 (called the orion code), PArce that AMD tries to persuade Sony to share parts of the design with its desktop chips to follow a strategy similar to Xboxpointing to SoC, created during the production process 3 -nanmetros, consisting of a processor with 8 cores, and a schedule with RDNA 5 architecture, which can have up to 48 computer blocks in the MS 3 GHz and 160 -tire or 192 bits that include GDDR7 memory.

This at the power level meant that PS6 triple the productivity performance (said simple, the console’s ability to convert the three -dimensional graphics of the video game in the picture that we see on the screen) of the base PS5, while the performance of the Ray trailing technology will be even greater.

All this will come from Sony, watching the cost of each product to prevent PS6 shooting for the purpose of it worth less than the PS5 Pro, in addition to the fact that it has energy consumption lower than the PS5, with a view of 160 W 160 watts today.

In addition, PS6 will be compatible with PS5 and PS4 (at the moment not mentioned PS3), and the beginning of its large production is planned in the middle -2027 with the idea to launch it in the fall or early 2028.

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