it could be a demo for what they are aiming for but if they will get to that level is still up in the air like they might not be able to do everything from the demo unit the final version might be close tho they might need to cut down or downsize the tech in the final hardware if they need to for some reason. So yeah the tech demo shouldnt be 100% what we should expect but could be close
I feel like you're thinking about what an early console pitch would be to internal members of Nintendo and this is not that type of scenario
Current PS4 and Xbox One emulation is still fairly rudimentary even a decade after the systems launched. Barring some kind of Switch V1 hardware fuckup, I think there's real potential for Switch 2 to be mostly emulation-proof.
Tbf that's probably a lack of interest more than anything
Nevermind according to the poster above!
If you don’t care, then this is a pointless discussion.
Nvidia will be using reference designs like they're doing now.
now that some studios are moving to exclusive RT, I think we'll be seeing optimized RT for Series S and, subsequently, Drake. if you carve out space for RT first, you'll have an easier time fitting things in (though it'll be at the expense of something else, like texture quality)
SNNS - Super New Nintendo Switch.
I made a joke about that a few months ago and people said that couldn't be the case.
Follow-up question: I assume this won't be on the Switch 2, but would it theoretically be possible for a future Hybrid/dockable system to have extra Tensor cores on the dock itself specifically for the purpose of just DLAA upscaling that would be applied after it gets the image data from the console but before it sends that image data to the TV?
Oh well... Did that just confirm what I think it did?
True, where's this data coming from anyway?
It's supposed to start about a month from now in December if some reports are to be believed. I don't wanna ping Necrolipe but he's written about it in the past.
The box or console shell if it is there at all. There is no reason for Nintendo to include nvidia branding unless it was stipulated that they need to via contract. And i don't think nvidia is that vain to require it. They are killing it and don't need the brand exposure unlike ATi back during the Wii era.
People, this is just a joke by Redd. The reason why he's putting in spoilers is because the next iteration of that famous company product is rumored to require X amount of a* performance. But that's not something public and hence why he isn't publicly saying it.
This is only speculation derived from more speculation, and the Switch 2 having 1.1 GHz clocks isn't particularly hard-hitting speculation either. The only reason it was placed in hidden quotes is to bait out anyone looking to make clickbait headlines.
He isn't. Really, everything you need to know about T239 is available in this thread. Youtubers, most of the time, know nothing that we don't and are a waste of time. They only serve to generate pointless discussion.
That's why I want a better source (if there was one), and it is a big deal because it's the only aspect of the hardware anyone is yet to confirm at all. The final piece to determine how powerful this console is really going to be.
A proper source on Switch 2 clocks would definitely be welcome, it's just that this particular line of speculation isn't coming from any source and we shouldn't expect anything to come of it.
It's happening isn't it
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Again, it's just a funny remark that, if it's clocked as high as Thraktor predicted, it meets the performance requirement. He isn't saying these are the clocks or anything. What's he saying doesn't even has anything to do with the SoC, really.
That's a pretty good thing, still. At least it does confirm his speculation is truly spot on and is pretty much rated to go this high without issue, if they wanted of course.
It’s happening every day
Will Nintendo themselves be using raytracing in their games?
Yes. Due to Thraktor analysis being grounded on real T234 power curve data and node analysis, it's bound to be a pretty reliable estimate.
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