If you’ve been wondering how powerful the PlayStation 5 is going to be and whether it will be more powerful than Xbox Scarlett, you will be excited by the latest rumor to emerge on Twitter. Supposedly, we now have leaks which made shed some light on what we can expect from the PlayStation 5 APU. While these are not direct leaked PS5 specs, they indirectly help us imagine the possibilities.
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Technically, these are leaks for the Oberon sample clocks, and they come from @KOMACHI_ENSAKA on Twitter, who has a reputation for leaking hardware specs.
The text reads:
“Oberon A0. Gen2 : GFXCLK = 2.000GHz Gen1 : GFXCLK = 0.911Ghz Gen0 : GFXCLK = 0.800Ghz.“
What does that have to do with the PS5? The following tweet from @isaparrot explains:
The text reads, “Another link has been discovered adding credibility to the previous leak. 1. Oberon codename uses an Ariel GPU. 2. Ariel is linked to the Gonzalo APU. 3. Oberon clocks of 800 mhz and 911 mhz are a that of PS4 and PS4 Pro for backwards compatibility It’s looking like PS5!”
The specs look to be quite impressive. So perhaps the rumors that PlayStation 5 will outperform Xbox Scarlett are correct after all, even though most of what we know so far about the consoles suggests that they will be roughly in line with one another in terms of performance. But just don’t forget that right now, this is just a rumor. We still don’t know if it holds any weight.
If you need a refresher on what we know so far about PlayStation 5 and Xbox Scarlett, you can take a look at this article. While we still have far more questions than answers about the two next-gen consoles, we do know that they should be able to support smoother gaming with fewer (or even no) interruptions. So this should make them ideal for those who enjoy open world games.
So as we learn more about PlayStation 5 and Xbox Scarlett, we will continue to share further rumors and updates with you. Keep up with our PlayStation news to make sure that you don’t miss out on anything. With a release window set for Xbox Scarlett for the holiday season 2020, we expect to find out a lot about both of these consoles in the near future.