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PlayStation 6 leaked specs promise biggest generational leap we’ve ever seen

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Published 10:36 18 Jul 2024 GMT+1

PlayStation 6 leaked specs promise biggest generational leap we’ve ever seen

The PS6 will be a beast!

Richard Lee Breslin

Richard Lee Breslin

Sony hasn't announced the PlayStation 6 yet but leaks suggest that it might provide the biggest console generational leap we’ve ever seen.

In my opinion so far, in terms of Sony consoles, I believe that the jump from the PlayStation 2 to the PlayStation 3 has been the biggest generational leap boasting huge graphics, framerate and processing performances.

Check out the slim PlayStation 5 console below!

Yet, if rumours are to be believed, the leap from PlayStation 5 to PlayStation 6 could provide the biggest improvement, but at what cost?

The PlayStation 5 is powered by a custom SoC chip with Sony collaborating with AMD with an AMD Zen 2 CPU that is powered by eight cores at variable frequencies capped at 3.5 GHz.

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However, the host of the YouTube channel Law’s Moore is Dead and guest NXG, have been discussing (thanks TweakTown.com) the potential power of the PlayStation 6 and if the console is going to be as powerful as we’re led to believe, it may come with a hefty price tag.

According to sources of Law’s Moore is Dead, it’s reported that the PlayStation 6 could be equipped with Zen 4 and 8C/16T and may clock up to 5 Ghz+, which would be a vast improvement over its predecessor.

It’s expected that as long as compatible TVs are being used, the PlayStation 6 could perform at 120 frames per second, a 4K resolution and ray-tracing with relative ease but could also achieve 8K gaming.

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To accommodate for the rumoured specs, Sony would also have to greatly improve upon the PS5’s current customised PCIe 4.0 SSD to meet the demands of next-gen visual and processing demands.

Naturally, the PlayStation 6 would also need to have much larger console storage with next-gen games expected to exceed 200GB regularly, especially if you’re an avid Call of Duty gamer.

That all being said, as I mentioned earlier, Sony hasn't officially announced the PlayStation 6 yet but many will be hoping the announcement will be made at some point this year.

Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Topics: Sony, PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Tech

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