PlayStation 5: Detailed specifications

Sony has officially announced the PlayStation 5 (PS5) specifications just days after the Xbox Series X was released, and Sony has officially announced the specifications of the PlayStation 5 (PS5). village. PS5 latest Playstation model will be released in the shopping season later this year, promising to create a fever in the gaming community. So what's special about the hardware power of this cult device, let's take a look at the specs that Sony offers as follows:

1. CPU: 8-core AMD Zen 2 with a clock of about 3.5 Ghz.
2. GPU: 10.28 TFLOPs, 36 computational units (CU) at 2.23GHz (frequency may fluctuate)
3. GPU architecture: GCN customized RDNA 2
4. RAM / Interface: 16GB GDDR6 / 256-bit
5. Memory bandwidth: 448GB / s
6. Internal memory: SSD 825GB
7. IO Throughput: 5.5 GB / sec (Raw), 8-9 GB / sec (Compressed)
8. Expandable storage: SSD NVMe
9. External memory: Support USB HDD
10. Optical drive: 4K UHD Blu-ray drive

So we can see that PlayStation 5 is much stronger than PlayStation 4, in every way. With this processing power, PS5 can confidently "balance" all the games with the highest 4K resolution on the market today. At the same time, 16GB of GDDR5 RAM, an SSD with a huge capacity of up to 825GB also promises to give users an extremely fast game loading experience.

However, when compared directly to Microsoft's newly launched Xbox Series X, Sony's next-generation gaming console still lags a little in terms of hardware configuration. For example, the CPU, although both share the same hardware configuration and AMD graphics card, but the difference is that AMD's 8-core Zen 2 CPU on the Xbox Series X has a higher clock speed. a little bit compared to PS5. The GPU of the Xbox Series X also owns a much higher number of compute units than the PS5 (52 CU vs 36 CU). In addition, the storage capacity on the PS5 is also slightly lower than that of the competition (825GB and 1TB SSD).

Although the hardware specifications are a bit inferior, the real advantage of PS5 over Xbox Series X lies in a series of exclusive proprietary games that Sony owns.

Both the PS5 and Xbox Series X will hit shelves later this year, promising to create an exciting dual-horse race in the gaming hardware industry last year.