Thursday, March 29th 2012
Sony PlayStation 4 Codenamed "Orbis", Runs AMD x86-64 CPU, Southern Islands GPU
Sony may have codenamed PlayStation 4 "Orbis" (IPA: /ˈor.bis/), according to a Kotaku report. The next-generation game console is slated for "holiday season, 2013." This information was sourced by Kotaku, from a reliable source with a good track-record of accuracy. Orbis is derived from the Latin word for "circle", or "to circle/orbit". The term "Orbis Vita" or "Orbis Vitae" denotes "the circle of life." The specifications of Orbis known so far, include AMD-made x86-64 CPU, and an AMD-made GPU, built on the Southern Islands (Graphics CoreNext) architecture. In all probability, it could be a unified SoC, a highly scalar Fusion chip.
Source:
Kotaku
111 Comments on Sony PlayStation 4 Codenamed "Orbis", Runs AMD x86-64 CPU, Southern Islands GPU
but...
Why would you?:banghead:
Everyone has to remember that it's a console, one gpu, one cpu, that's all that developers need to create for... a lot can be done with something like that, optimizations galore.
so your comment doesn't make sense. Also based on PS3 sales, 62 million as of december. It would more than 10x their current server market over a similar time period. So again your comment doesn't make sense. That doesn't even factor in nintendo or microsoft.
What people don't realize is that consoles will ALWAYS have outdated hardware once they hit retail because of the amount of mass production needed to get those consoles on the shelves and have some stock left to replenish sold out stores.