Sony’s chief system architect Mark Cerny has revealed the company’s next-gen console will support 8K graphics, 3D audio, lightning quick SSDs, and bac
In something of a bolt out of the blue, Sony has opened up about its next-gen plans and revealed a deluge of tech-specs and juicy details about the work-in-progress PlayStation 5.
According to an interview between Wired and chief system architect Mark Cerny, the next-gen console — which isn’t officially called the PS5 — will support 8K graphics, 3D audio, lightning quick SSDs, and backwards compatibility with PS4 titles.
For those devs looking for a more technical breakdown, Cerny explained the next-gen box will feature an eight-core CPU based on the third generation of AMD’s Ryzen Line, a custom-built Radeon Navi GPU that’ll support ray tracing, and a custom unit for 3D audio that will apparently «redefine» game audio.
