PS6 Hardware and AMD Collaboration to Ensure PlayStation 5 Backward Compatibility
PS6 Hardware Promises Backward Compatibility
PS6 hardware will use AMD technology to prioritize backward compatibility for PlayStation 5 games. Reports indicate that Sony is committed to ensuring players can access their existing library on the next-gen console.
AMD Takes the Lead
According to sources, AMD has landed the contract to develop the PS6's system-on-chip (SoC), which encompasses the CPU, GPU, and machine learning capabilities essential for backward compatibility.
- AMD's previous experience with the PS5 chip promotes continuity.
- Moving to other manufacturers like Intel could have jeopardized game compatibility.
Looking to the Future
The anticipated PS6 is set to hit the market by 2028, featuring advancements in ray tracing and CPU performance. Despite concerns over pricing, the PlayStation brand's dominance suggests a favorable reception.
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