Things You Want to Know About the PlayStation 5

PlayStation 4 was launched in 2013. Sony launched PlayStation 4 in the same year when games like Battlefield 4, Grand Theft Auto V and BioShock Infinite was released.
PlayStation 5 is the next-generation PlayStation, with a release date of late 2020.

Sony is slowly releasing details about the new PlayStation 5. Here’s everything what we know about the PlayStation 5.

When will be the launch party of the PlayStation 5?

Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation 5 will be launch “in time of Holiday 2020.” 

On the basis of guess we think PlayStation 5 should launch sometime in November 2020.

The New PlayStation 5 Controller: DualSense

A gaming console controller impacts how you have interaction with everything in a game, so new controller functions are always exciting. Sony has stated that it desires to “deepen the feeling of immersion when you play video games,” and the new controller displays this.

The brand new Playstation 5 controller is known as the DualSense. Whilst it doesn’t have the Share button visible on the DualShock 4, Sony has replaced this with a brand new Create button. It plans to unveil extra information about how this works in the future.

You’ll also notice  that this controller includes a light bar similar to that seen on the DualShock 4. But, the DualSense has the light bar on either side of the touchpad, as opposed to sitting at the top of the controller. It also makes use of a modern USB-C connection for charging.

Will PlayStation 5 Be Backwards Compatible With PlayStation 4 games?

Mark Cerny also confirmed that the PlayStation 5 will be backwards compatible with PlayStation 4 games, as the two consoles are built upon similar internal architectures. This will be  a happy news for those who were disappointed by the PlayStation 4's lack of backwards compatibility with PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation 1 games.

Adaptive triggers are the other new development in the PlayStation 5 controller. These permit game developers to alter the resistance of your controller triggers (the L2 and R2 buttons) primarily based on in-game events.

PlayStation 5 Specs and Details:

PlayStation 5 Specs

CPU: 8x Zen 2 Cores at 3.5GHz (variable frequency)

GPU: 10.28 TFLOPs, 36 CUs at 2.23GHz (variable frequency)

GPU Architecture: Custom RDNA 2

Memory/Interface: 16GB GDDR6/256-bit

Memory Bandwidth: 448GB/s

Internal Storage: Custom 825GB SSD

IO Throughput: 5.5GB/s (Raw), Typical 8-9GB/s (Compressed)

Expandable Storage: NVMe SSD Slot

External Storage: USB HDD Support

Optical Drive: 4K UHD Blu-ray Drive


Details

The PlayStation 5 will boast a custom 8-core AMD ZEN 2 CPU. Sony has stated that it’s clocked at a variable 3.5GHz frequency. This variable frequency means that the CPU can adjust its frequency on-the-fly primarily based on the call for at any second.

The new system will have faster solid-state drive (SSD) storage. As you likely already recognize,SSDs have no moving components, so, it's a good way to load data a lot faster than a traditional hard drive.

Sony plans to apply a unique 825-GB NVMe SSD in the PlayStation 5. Having an SSD means developers won’t have to build artificial walls into their games to slow you down and let the game load.

More info about PlayStation 5:

Sony has referred to that the PlayStation 5 will feature a sparkling interface for its home display screen. This consists of more easily to be had information about what multiplayer matches are available with buddies, or rewards for completing certain single-player missions. You’ll also be capable to jump into the action much more quickly.