by Mattia Speroni, published on 04 November 2020, at 16: 06
??The new Sony A9 with the ability to record 8K video 30 p could get to the beginning 2021. In particular, the context chosen by the Japanese manufacturer would be that of the CES technology fair 2021 to be held by 11 January.??
The camera market is evolving with increasingly advanced hybrid solutions (designed for photos and videos). For example the new Canon EOS R5 and EOS R6 or the Sony A7S series (now in its third generation). In the 2021, however, there will be room for further evolution and it will be Sony A9 designed to be able to shoot at the resolution of 8K 30 p .
We had already talked about it some time ago, when the first rumors about this new model emerged which should aim to rival Canon’s proposals. Now comes further confirmation that he would give his presentation at start 2021 , more precisely the 11 January, in the frame of the CES in Las Vegas (which will be held in the first days of month).
The source would be reliable and it would not be such an unlikely possibility both for timing and for the chosen stage (even if still influenced by the pandemic). Furthermore, a potential price has also emerged for this Sony A9 with support for 8K 30 p : it would be 4999 dollars for the camera body only.
We do not yet know how it will be officially called, while it seems certain that it will be part of the A9 range and not A7, so as to distinguish it from other models (such as A7S) and give it an even more professional connotation. Inside there will then be a new sensor from 50 MPixel of resolution while the design will allow not to have overheating problems (but it is not known whether there will be active or passive cooling).
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With the release of both next-gen systems, Sony and Microsoft are both adding support for HDMI 2.1, which allows for 8K output, as well as 4K at 120Hz. While Microsoft has previously confirmed that its next-gen console would ship with a HDMI 2.1 cable in the box, Sony failed to comment on the matter. Fortunately, it seems as though the PS5 will indeed come with a HDMI 2.1 cable, ensuring that new owners of the console won’t have to purchase an extra cable.
Though many online influencers and critics have received review units of the PlayStation 5, embargoes prevented them from confirming whether the PS5, which can support HDMI 2.1 cables, would ship with one in the box.
This lack of surety was enhanced by the fact that Sony themselves didn’t comment on whether the console would come with HDMI 2.1, or whether the console manufacturer had opted for a HDMI 2.0 cable instead, which is significantly cheaper, though can still output at 4k and 60fps.
Furthermore, according to GamePro, the HDMI cable which arrived in the box was missing the label of “ultra-high-speed” which is typically printed on HDMI 2.1 cables.
Fortunately for those who have pre-ordered a PlayStation 5, it appears the console will indeed ship with the newer HDMI 2.1 cable. This was confirmed by GamePro, who after reporting that the console would not come with a HDMI 2.1 cable, was later contacted by Sony themselves to refute this.
While it is unlikely that many AAA games will take advantage of 8K or 4K at 120fps, many smaller titles may be able to hit these targets, and so it is a positive move by Sony to include a HDMI 2.1 cable in the box, even though both 8K and 4K 120Hz displays are still in the minority.
KitGuru says: Are you glad to see Sony including a HDMI 2.1 cable in the box? Do you own a HDMI 2.1 supported TV? Is 8K unnecessary? Let us know down below.
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(Pocket-lint) – The Xbox Series X brings 4K 60fps gaming and next-gen power. But how does it compare to the outgoing Xbox One X?
What you really want to know is that, if you already own an Xbox One X, is it worth upgrading? We compare the specs and features of them both to help you make up your mind.
As you can see, the design of the Xbox Series X is quite a departure from the norm. It is designed as a standing unit, although can be laid down on its side too. However, it is considerably larger than the Xbox One X so you will need a bigger space in your TV stand, for instance.
One of the reasons for its larger size and aesthetic is heat dissipation. The grille at the top allows for internal heat to dissipate, which is important as the processing chips inside will get extremely hot and if there are not sufficient cooling measures employed, you’ll find the internal fan will have to work harder – resulting in a very noisy machine and, worse still, one that is prone to crashing.
The same is true of the Xbox One X, which can run noisy at times for the exact same reason, but its internal hardware is easier to keep cool as it is lesser specced, so has a slimmer, more conventional profile.
Graphics hardware is, naturally, different in the two machines. With the Xbox Series X representing a significant upgrade. It sports a custom GPU with 12 teraflops of power and 52 compute units running at 1.825GHz. That’s basically the most powerful graphics processing chip in any console to date – even more powerful than the one in PS5.
In comparison, the Xbox One X has a similar custom GPU but with 6 teraflops of power, 40 compute units and running at 1.172GHz.
Microsoft claims the Series X is twice as powerful as the One X in terms of graphical prowess.
In simple terms, it will run nigh-on every game natively in 4K 60fps, where the One X can only run a handful of titles in full 4K natively. And often, you have to choose between 60fps or 4K, not both. Some games will also run at 120fps on the Xbox Series X – it has that much potential.
It is also worth noting that games for the Xbox Series X can utilise real-time ray-tracing technology, to make in-game lighting more realistic. The Xbox One X does not support that feature.
Like the GPU, the main processor sees a major jump between the two consoles. The Xbox Series X comes with a custom eight-core AMD processor based on the Zen 2 architecture, running at up to 3.8GHz per core.
The Xbox One X, on the other hand, also has a custom eight-core AMD processor, but it runs at a maximum of 2.3GHz per core. This, says Xbox, means the Series X is four-times faster, more efficient and powerful.
On top of that, the next-gen machine comes with 16GB of GDDR6 RAM, while the One X has 12GB of GDDR5 RAM.
Another big leap comes in the storage solutions used in the new console.
The Xbox Series X uses SSD (solid state drive) storage, which is much faster for read/write transfers than traditional hard drive tech. It contains a 1TB SSD which will provide a couple of major benefits. Not only will games load faster – including in-game loading times – you will be able to pause a game, start up another, and go back to the original paused title instantly.
The Xbox One X, on the other hand, comes with a 1TB HDD, which is still capable and reasonably speedy for normal use. There is basically nothing wrong with it whatsoever.
Both consoles are able to be expanded through USB 3.0 (3.1 on the Series X) external drives. In addition, the Series X also comes with a dedicated, proprietary drive port on the rear for users to plug in an optional extra 1TB SSD unit.
A new version of the Xbox Wireless Controller comes with the Xbox Series X. It looks similar but has a new “share” button and the D-Pad design that looks more like the one on the Elite 2 pro controller.
We have no problems whatsoever with the current Xbox controller though – it’s one of the best ever released – and the best news is that you can use it on the Series X too.
All Xbox One games and accessories will be compatible with the Xbox Series X, although that won’t always work the other way around.
Xbox is committed to releasing games for all Xbox consoles (from One up) for at least a couple of years going forward. And, as a bonus, some of the games will instantly be upgraded when installed on a Series X.
That might mean enhanced graphics and better loading times. Think of it much like the Xbox One X in comparison to the One S – many current games have enhanced graphics when played on the One X.
Xbox’s Game Pass subscription service will work on the Series X as it does on the Xbox One.
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Both consoles sport a 4K Blu-ray drive and support Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. All other streaming apps and entertainment services will be similar across both.
One thing that might make a difference though is that the Xbox One X has a HDMI 2.0 output, while the Xbox Series X will come with a HDMI 2.1 equivalent. This means the One X cannot go above 4K HDR 60fps in video output terms, while the Series X is capable of 8K 120fps. That could be important if you plan to purchase an 8K TV anytime soon.
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Currently, you can snag an Xbox One X for around £350 – its original RRP was £450. The Xbox Series X costs $499/£449 (in contrast, the Xbox Series S is $299/£249)
With Xbox All Access, which includes Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, you can get either one of the new Xbox consoles for a monthly fee. There is no upfront cost, and you pay one monthly price for two years.
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Ultimately, the main decision to make is whether you want to invest (heavily) in the future of gaming or you’re happy to settle for the very best the last generation has to offer.
The Xbox Series X is an extremely powerful, exciting new console. But we also have a massive sweet spot for the Xbox One X. The latter is an amazing machine for the current price and you can buy one now with free games thrown in.
Writing by Rik Henderson. Editing by Dan Grabham.
Watch Dogs Legion is the latest installment to Ubisoft’s smash-hit urban open-world action-RPG franchise. The underpinnings aren’t unlike GTA, except that the street criminal is replaced with a hacktivist (a subculture popularized in the mass-media, with TV shows such as Mr. Robot).
While the original Watch Dogs was set in Chicago, and Watch Dogs 2 took the scene to the San Francisco Bay area, Legion introduces the first European location—the enormous cultural and social cauldron that is near-future London, the latest city to deploy ctOS, an all-encompassing smart-city AI.
The London branch of DedSec is framed for attacks on the Houses of Parliament by a rogue hacker group who is then hunted down by private contractor Albion hired by the British Government. Just before the game plot starts, Albion is contracted to turn London into a police state, replacing the function of police and government. The game revolves around DedSec recruiting and regrouping by liberating boroughs of London from Albion’s clutches in a bid to unravel who’s really behind the attacks they were framed for and clear their name. Much like GTA, most of Watch Dogs’ gameplay involves third-person on-foot action, including parkour moves through the crowded London cityscape. Some mission segments involve vehicles. The vast Underground network handles fast travel.
Unlike past Watch Dogs titles which were based on the Disrupt game engine by Ubisoft Montreal, Legion appears to be using the latest version of Ubisoft’s Dunia engine, which will likely also power the upcoming Far Cry 6. The game takes advantage of not just DirectX 12, but also NVIDIA RTX real-time raytracing and DLSS performance enhancement. It’s also one of the first few games NVIDIA is showcasing its DLSS 8K feature with. RTX brings London to light, particularly in its neon-lit, rainy nights, where RTX powers real-time raytraced reflections. Given these, we expect Legion to push the envelope with performance demands and bring you this mini-review to show how the game performs across our now 30-strong selection of graphics cards, at four resolutions.
(Pocket-lint) – LG has had a long-standing commitment to OLED TVs, having been producing them for years now. It’s slowly been refining its offering, too, and now boasts some of the best TVs on the market.
Although the likes of Sony, Panasonic and Philips have all added OLED TVs to their respective offerings, it’s LG who is still leading the charge with a line-up of sets for all types of customer, and particularly those interesting in premium TV, where OLED sits. Let’s take a look at some of the best models on the market for you to choose from, spanning 2020’s models and back over recent years.
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LG has progressively stepped through numbers over the past few years and now switches to X for 2020. The CX broadly updates the C9 models, but introduces a new smaller size at 48 inches in 2020. That’s going to fit into homes that couldn’t accommodate a 55-inch previously, potentially bringing more people over to OLED TVs.
The CX models retain the 4K resolution, supporting a wide range of HDR standards, including the new Dolby Vision IQ, which will adjust the picture based on the TV’s ambient light sensor. It will also support Filmmaker Mode, a new initiative that will strip away the processing to give you visuals the way the director intended, and features Nvidia G-Sync to better support gamers.
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The C9 is one of our favourite TVs of the last couple of years from any brand. It’s got a great set of features, with the core being a 4K OLED display that’s brilliant regardless of what you’re looking to watch or play on it. Little touches like including HDMI 2.1 make it a solid bet for the future, too, although it’s now been updated by the LG CX models for 2020, which add a couple of additional picture modes, as well as a new a9 Gen 3 processor to boost picture performance and Nvidia G-Sync.
With AI-enhanced processing on board it gets better the more you use it, learning your habits and preferences, while still offering great picture quality, 4K and Dolby Vision HDR. Now that it’s not an immediately new model, you can also pick it up for solid reductions.
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LG’s 2020 entry-level models sit close to the CX in terms of functionality and performance, offering the key features of 4K HDR support, including support for Dolby Vision IQ, Filmmaker Mode and Dolby Atmos. The user interface and experience is very much the same, although the design is slightly different.
The big change, however, is that the B series uses a lower power a7 processor, so potentially doesn’t have the same grunt as the CX models do. For many, the BX could be the cheapest way to get a 2020 OLED TV, with the latest features, and little real world difference to the higher spec model.
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The LG OLED B9 is a great entry-level model. Although it’s a 2019 TV, it still supports the important standards that you’d expect in a premium TV, like Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos. There’s a great 4K panel on this TV, with little real difference to the C9 TV that sits higher up the range, although the C9 has a higher spec processor.
The B9’s real advantage is that the prices are much more affordable than some others in the LG OLED family, while only the discerning will see the real difference in performance. It’s also still widely available, so is potentially a great TV to buy.
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As you move up the LG OLED range, the big differences are in design rather than in the technical capabilities. The panel, processor and supported functions of the GX are essentially the same as those on the CX – Dolby Vision IQ, Filmmaker Mode, G-Sync compatibility, etc – but the design is radically different.
The GX is a statement TV, designed with minimalism in mid and designed to be seamlessly mounted on the wall, hence the “gallery design” name.
The W, or wallpaper design, is one of the most distinctive TV ranges ever. It’s basically just the panel, magnetically mounted to the wall so it’s incredibly thin, like a picture on the wall.
It’s a high-end design piece for sure, coming with a separate Dolby Atmos soundbar to provide the sound. This soundbar also has all the connections for the TV as the panel has no connections itself. Connecting the two is via a flat cable, which is the only input for the TV that you need to consider.
The panel itself, however, is the same as LG uses in across its other OLED TVs, ensuring fantastic quality, support for a wide range of HDR formats, including Dolby Vision IQ, and all powered by webOS. There’s only a 65-inch model available in 2020, there has been a 77-inch model in previous years.
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We’ve left this TV for last, not because it’s the least impressive set on the list, but rather because we shouldn’t gloss over that insane £40k price tag for the 88-inch version. The reality is that almost no-one is going to be looking for a TV at this price. It replaces the Z9 from 2019 and if you’re in the market for LG’s most spectacular TV, you’ll probably want the latest version.
Everything around the XZ is about drama. The statement stand and design means that this Signature TV will take pride of place in any room, while delivering 8K detail on the big screen. Sure, there’s no native 8K content out there, but this TV is ready for the future, with Filmmaker mode, Dolby Vision IQ and a new Alpha 9 Gen 3 AI processor.
Writing by Chris Hall. Editing by Max Freeman-Mills.
The autumn fashion hobby of Finnish PC users is to monitor the availability of graphics cards and the progress of their own order in the queue.
Now that the graphics cards have been tested by impartial reviewers, the leather jacket man’s speech has revealed some famous Lapland more. The euro price of RTX 3070 only applied to NVIDIA’s own Founders Edition model , which could not be bought in Finland at all, but the cheapest models at retailers cost about 600 euros. RTX 3080 was advertised to be 2x more powerful than the previous generation 2080, but in reality the improvement came about 60 – %. 8k gaming was just advertising nonsense and RTX 3090 was over 1500 for a big disappointment in terms of its performance, being on average only about fair. %% more efficient than 3080.
While NVIDIA’s promises weren’t quite fulfilled, the new GeForcet are still excellent graphics cards. Thousands of new products have been ordered in Finland alone. Unfortunately, getting graphics cards in the hands of consumers has proven to be challenging, more specifically really challenging.
On the release date, for a few dozen or more recent 3070, a couple hundred lucky ones actually bought the graphics card for themselves. So far, the new RTX 60 series graphics cards have been delivered to Finland with good luck 1000 pieces and queues in the grapple of various resellers in the grapple are still waiting for several thousand eager computer hackers or upgrades.
Many of the waiters have found a new hobby for themselves during the fall in the thread about GeForce RTX on the io-Tech TechBBS discussion forum Series Availability and Order Tracking. More than 6000 messages have already been written to the thread and read 700 000 times. The discussion revolves around the progress of inventory balances and incoming items as well as queuing numbers from different retailers. At times, the chain is buzzing with a feeling of euphoria when someone announces that they have received the tracking code in an email and at the same time several others are disappointed as the queue jerked forward with just a few dozen numbers. There are also horror stories of trucks loading a ditch full of graphics cards, cargo ships stuck in the Panama Canal, and game codes coming as a gift become obsolete or change from flight.
Alongside the difficulties of availability, the price level has also lived its very own life. For example, in the io-Tech test, the Asus 759 TUF Gaming 3080 OC model, which cost itself the choice of delivery, is currently listed on Jimm’s 890 in euros, i.e. 130 euros more expensive than the original. According to rumors, NVIDIA offered video card manufacturers during September 70 a euro rebate for every RTX sold 3080 graphics card to momentarily print the price level as low as possible. After that, combined with the difficulties of availability, the end result has been that prices have bounced upwards of more than for many models. The prices of video cards can be conveniently monitored with the price tracking tool of Hinta.fi, which shows the price history of products from the publication on a store-by-store basis.
At the current pace, the queuing hobby of GeForce RTX 30 graphics cards continues well into the year 2021 if NVIDIA does not get a radically improved delivery of its graphics chips to be able to make more graphics cards. Sales of AMD’s new Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards may also help. Many avid PC players may move from green to red camp for availability if the price level is the same and the performance is at a sufficiently equivalent level.
AMD has the product pages for the three “Big Navi” graphics cards Radeon RX 6900 XT, Radeon RX 6800 XT and Radeon RX 6800 updated. If it initially only read “HDMI 4K: Yes”, AMD has now specified the specification with HDMI 2.1 including variable refresh rates (VRR) and fixed rate link (FRL). FRL means that the graphics cards should support the maximum transfer rate of 48 GBit / s – HDMI 2.1 uses all four cables for this for data transfers instead of one for clock signals.
For users this means the bottom line: Smart TVs connected via HDMI 2.1 can be used with Ultra HD -Resolution (3840 × 2160 pixels) at 120 operate Hertz and HDR transmission. In addition, 8K (7680 × 4320 pixels) works with 60 Hertz. With VRR, the refresh rate of the GPU can be controlled dynamically.
The first monitors with HDMI 2.1 should appear by the end of the year, but DisplayPort is more common in the PC environment. DP 1.4 can be used with Display Stream Compression (DSC) Ultra HD with 60 or 144 Hertz and HDR signal transmitted.
HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, USB Type C AMD’s own models of the Radeon RX 6900 XT, Radeon RX 6800 XT and Radeon RX 6800 provide an HDMI 2.1 connection, two DisplayPorts 1.4 and a USB C. The latter transmits USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 GBit / s), masters Power Delivery (charging with probably a maximum of 27 Watt) and DisplayPort 1.4 as Alt-Mode.
The USB-C port may be familiar to some of the GeForce RTX 2000 series, the Nvidia installed as VirtualLink. AMD, Nvidia and manufacturers of VR glasses agreed 2000 on the connection standard in order to be able to operate corresponding headsets with just one cable. However, VirtualLink died before the standard really took off: VR glasses never appeared with them, Nvidia no longer installs them.
AMD is now late with the connection and does not even mention it VirtualLink. Nice side effect: Smartphones can be conveniently charged or external SSDs connected via the USB-C port.
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Last Friday heise online reported that the computer magazine c’t in its current issue 23 / 20 reveals a suspected breakdown of the chip manufacturer Panasonic Solutions (now taken over by Nuvoton Technology). According to the current state of knowledge, this breakdown ensures that all HDMI 2.1-compatible receivers (also called “8K models”) from Denon, Marantz and Yamaha are not able to play videos in 4K resolution with certain players with 120 images per second (short 4K 120) with increased contrast range (high dynamic range) from Microsoft’s upcoming console Xbox Series X to a suitable television.
After there were already problems with HDMI 2.1 in a new Samsung- TV model, c’t had taken a closer look at a pre-production model of the Xbox Series X in this regard. It turned out that the car racing game “Dirt 5” ran problem-free on the LG CX9 TV with a direct connection in 4K 120 with HDR, while using Denon’s HDMI 2.1-compatible AV receiver AVR-X 2700 H, however, this did not pass the ultra-high resolution with increased contrast range from the console to the TV as advertised.
Shortly after the publication of the c’t report, Sound United (Denon / Marantz) confirmed corresponding problems with its AV receivers (meanwhile also available in a German version), while Yamaha was initially more likely vaguely expressed in the way that customers would be supported with possible compatibility problems.
Compared to Forbes, the company was now more specific and also admitted the problems reported by c’t. Yamaha promises to deliver the promised functions for the affected models to its customers via “future updates” – but when asked by Forbes did not want to comment on whether this also meant replacing the board. c’t had reported that the problems caused by the HDMI bug could not be solved by software updates.
The first tests problems with RTX 30 graphics cards when transferring 4K 120 videos via HDMI -2.1-compatible AV receivers are not due to the bug that c’t found last week in connection with the Xbox Series X. (nij)
The premiere of the Sony PlayStation 5 console will take place in three weeks, the next generation console, which is waiting for tens of thousands (if not millions) of players around the world. Recently, the marketing campaign has moved forward, thanks to which a lot of important information about the equipment has leaked to the network. We already know what the interior looks like and how the individual construction elements have been arranged. The manufacturer also boasted a new UX interface that will welcome us each time you log into the console. Three weeks before the store premiere, we received a copy of the PlayStation 5 from Sony, which we will of course test in great detail in the coming weeks. Today, however, we will share our first impressions after opening the package.
Sony PlayStation 5 it came to us in a really large package. No wonder, after all, a very large console is hidden inside. It is different to see it only on rendered materials or early unboxing, and another to see it with your own eyes. The PlayStation 5 is noticeably larger than its predecessor, which is associated with the use of a much larger and – hopefully – more effective cooling system, which consists of a large fan and a massive heat sink with heat pipes. The collective packaging itself looks very nice – large graphics showing the device, information about the specification and compliance with individual audio formats (Dolby Digital, DTS HD Master Audio). In the upper left corner, we can also see three important icons that indicate the capabilities of PlayStation 5. The ability to support 8K resolution, support for 4K and maximum 120 FPS as well as HDR compatibility. The first two functionalities are completely new and directly related to the use of the HDMI 2.1 port. Let’s not hide, however, that very few games will use such opportunities, since even the top GeForce RTX 3090 has problems with it.
What will we find in the package? Of course, apart from our star – the PlayStation 5 console – there is a new DualSense pad with a built-in battery, an HDMI cable with HDMI 2.1 support, a power cable, a stand that allows for trouble-free positioning of the console vertically or horizontally and a detailed instruction manual with a warranty card. The console itself is placed inside one more cardboard box. The other accessories are placed in a separate box. In this case, we do not get a completely new standard. Everything is neatly arranged, as it was with PlayStation 4 consoles.
As for port arrangement, most of the connectors are located on the back of the case. Here we find a power port, a single HDMI 2.1 (no optical connector, as in the Xbox Series S / X), a network Ethernet RJ port – 45 with WiFi 6 support and two classic USB 3.1 Type A Gen.1 ports. On the front, in turn, we find one USB 3.1 type C port, used primarily for charging the DualSense pad, as well as a USB 3.1 type A Gen.1 port. Next to it there is an Ultra HD Blu-ray optical drive. This is a novelty for the consoles of the Japanese company, which used to stick to the standard Blu-ray drive. Thus, PlayStation 5 will also enable the launch of physical 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs with movies and series. For me, this is a huge plus and I hope that the drive itself will not disappoint me during use.
The new DualSense pad looks a bit more futuristic than the usual black DualShocks of the next generation – the mostly white housing gives the whole an interesting contrast and perfectly matches the colors of the console, creating a coherent whole. However, we still hope that other DualSense variants will also be available for sale, because the white color of the housing has a tendency to quickly collect dirt. As we expected, DualSense is more comfortable to hold and more like the experience of using a pad from the Xbox One console. This is mainly due to the fact that the new PlayStation 5 pad is thicker than the classic DualShock 4. The button placement itself is similar to what the controller offered in PlayStation 4, moreover, the microUSB type A port has been replaced by the new USB type C. Sony DualSense However, it is to offer several new features that were not available in any previous pad, and thanks to which the level of immersion is to increase even more.
One of the most important new features of the DualSense controller are the haptic buttons, thanks to which the player in different games and situations is to experience completely different experiences, a bit closer to reality. Sony cites racing games and driving on various surfaces such as asphalt, gravel or mud as an example. During the game, the player should feel more that the car moves on completely different surfaces. In addition, the L2 and R2 buttons have been equipped with adaptive triggers, which, for example, are to significantly diversify some actions performed in games, e.g. archery. Anticipating the questions – I haven’t launched any games yet, but it was due to a lack of time. Soon I will be able to share with you more, more detailed information about the PlayStation 5 console and the entire ecosystem built on the basis of the new console. I encourage you to follow the PurePC.pl portal, where there will be a lot of interesting materials about the new generation of PlayStation.
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HDMI 2.1 has had a rather slow launch as well as silent , because although the specification was announced in January of 2017 and was launched in November of that same year, the availability of Products with this connectivity has been very limited.
However, the emergence of the first audio amplifiers with HDMI 2.1 support might not be the way that we connect our equipment to a high quality sound system, because a bug in the Panasonic HDMI 2.1 chips is causing black screens.
As is known, a bug in the aforementioned chips prevents video from being transmitted at resolutions only compatible with HDMI 2.1 , such as 4K 120 or 8K 60, both with HDR , so that although we could get sound in our speakers, the screen that is connected to the amplifier will go black due to this problem.
At Heise.de they have been able to verify that both the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Serie s like the Xbox Series X suffer from this problem when connected through an amplifier with the aforementioned chip, whereas if the amplifier is removed from the chain and connected the sending device directly to the TV, problems disappear immediately.
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The GeForce RTX 3080 arrives a little later than expected, but without a doubt it is the card that we all hope to see in the market to have the performance of an RTX 2100 Ti at a fraction of the price and in a more compact format, which invites us to think that we will be able to see ITX models in a future more near. The design of the card we are reviewing today, Nvidia’s Founders Edition version, is similar to that of its sisters, but with a more traditional fan mounting, without the inlet and outlet design in reverse position on the card.
What I like to see is that Nvidia maintains the same modern and effective design with a large main radiator, which goes well beyond the PCB design that is very small, and is powered by two large fans of axial configuration. the only connector of is also kept latest generation pins , capable of developing more of 720 watts with single connector to power supply.
In fact, we have been able to test this card with a native connection of 16 pins thanks to the dedicated connectors that Seasonic already has on the market and that will go standard with its new fonts and gifts for those users who request them and who have bought selected models of the brand.
This is the second generation of cards Nvidia’s RTX, which comes with Samsung’s new 8nm manufacturing process, and major architecture improvements. I am not going to go into much detail, since here we have an extensive article dedicated to all the news about these new GPUs, but I do want to highlight some of the most important elements that characterize this generation.
Among the improvements introduced in this generation the RTX 3080 begins to see some cuts with respect to the most powerful models of the brand. One of the examples is found in the memory used, which is reduced to GDDR6 compared to the latest generation GDDR6X of the RTX 3090 and RTX 3600. The data bus speed is reduced to 18 GBps, compared to 22 Gbps of his older sisters and that, added to the bus also shorter than 288 – Bit, in a reduction of 70% of the year of band on the magnificent RTX 3090. The VRAM or framebuffer also has a 2GB cut, leaving a healthy and reasonable 8GB of VRAM.
This model also enjoys the new RT Core from second generation that are capable of doubling the calculation power of triangular intersections over the previous generation. In addition, the possibility of calculating widespread effects such as Motion Blur by hardware is introduced. The Tensor Core are also entering their third generation and it does so by reducing the number of units available in the GPU, but still quadrupling the processing capacity of the entire system in terms of AI-oriented sparse matrix calculation.
The RTX will really compete with the RTX 2100 You, but it is not the generation to which it happens, your target is definitely the RTX 2080 and cards its competition in AMD’s RDNA architecture. In fact, in many ways they are two very similar cards, more than the RTX is 3080 to RTX 2100 Ti. Both have the same data bus, with the same RAM capacity and the same type of memory at the same speed.
The most notable differences are found in the configuration of the GPU, with its manufacturing process and architecture improvements that make this card achieve far superior performances, up to 33 – 48% over the reference models of the previous generation maintaining a very similar price. Among the differences we see more than double the number of CUDA units, going from 3060 until the
shading engines .
Classic rasterization units also increase from 96 units up to 112, beating RTX by 8 2100 Ti, and the texture units go from 175 units up to 235 units. This means that in all game formats, even the oldest ones with DirectX 9 engines, we will see notable performance increases from one generation to the next. Other interesting differences are seen in the RT Core, with 13 more units reaching 60 units, or in Tensor Core units that the new architecture reduces in number to increase power passing from 322 units in the RTX 2080 to just 235 on the RTX 3080 .
The frequencies also have improvements thanks to the reduced manufacturing process, the RTX 2020 had 1410 MHz base frequency and up to 1620 MHz in turbo frequency. The new GeForce RTX 3080 increases the base frequency until 1440 MHz and turbo frequency up to 1730 MHz though later we will see that this same model works with much higher cycles when it has the adequate cooling margin.
By reducing the expectations of both chips we can add other interesting data, such as processing power, which passes from 19 TFlops to 21 TFlops keeping the RTX 3060 performance in both half and full calculations and exceeding by a 70% in double precision calculation. On the other hand, this model has more consumption 240 w , Over the 184 w of the RTX 2080, but 33 w less than RTX 2080 Ti to which it equals in performance.
These new chips ets also have another important feature that makes systems like Nvidia’s DLSS even more efficient. The concurrency of process threads between the Tensor and Shaders units, developed in the version DLSS 2.0 of this technology, allows to generate images of higher resolution and with more detail with less process load for the graph, achieving in these models performance improvements of up to 75% in some games.
Nvidia Reflex and Nvidia Studio are also new in this generation, although they will also be available at least for RTX cards 23 with driver updates coming soon. Nvidia Studio will delight streamers by turning their cards into smart systems capable of generating a green screen and complete environment customizations thanks to the AI capabilities of these cards. Nvidia Reflex is intended to improve latencies with real-time measurements if we also have the new generation of Nvidia Gsync monitors from 378 Hz. Reflex allows the GPU to receive information from the CPU even before it has rendered the previous frame, which reduces latencies beyond Nvidia’s previous technology called NULL (Nvidia Ultra Low Latency) and requires adaptation by the developer, the game must be supported.
RTX IO is another of the improvements that will allow download to the central processor decompressing content from the storage media. This will now be done, in ready games, directly from the GPU, improving according to Nvidia, the loading times substantially.
Other substantial changes over the previous generation is that now the card has support for PCI Express 4.0 achieving double bandwidth towards the CPU. We will have a total of 34. 5GBps of bandwidth, double that of the previous generation, maintaining that yes, the support for previous generations such as PCI Express 3.0. The USB-C port is also one of the novelties, for the worse, since Nvidia discards it from this generation since its incorporation to the desktop computer market was scarce and there is not now a great expectation of VR systems that use this connector to unify video, sound, data and power in a single cable.
This model shares the same modern design of the second generation Nvidia RTX, but there are substantial changes with other models that we have already tested, such as the RTX 3090 Founders Edition . The designs are similar but the size is different, more compact and the thermal design also has important changes, this model being more traditional in its concept of card cooling.
It must also be taken into account that consumption is much lower and therefore a more traditional design is perfectly capable of carrying out the card with the noise and frequency settings that Nvidia expects in this card.
Despite being a couple of centimeters shorter than the RTX 3090 FE, it hardly differs at all in terms of the essence of the design. The small PCB less than 16 cm allows Nvidia to dedicate the entire back of the card to heatsink. The connector of 16 pins is also in the same middle position of the card, although now in parallel to the profile of the card and as a big difference, the two fans are on the same side of the card, in a more traditional design.
The PCB could well be used in graphics cards Mini-ITX size that has dimensions of less than 15 cm long . Much of the body of the radiator card, configured in angled blades, exactly the same as in its older sisters.
This nice black dissipation block is combined with two axial fans, which are especially efficient in moving large air flows where no special pressure is required. These two fans of 75 mm have fully passive operating mode when the The card is idle and its rotation speed is increasing independently depending on the requirement to which the card is subjected.
This new connector of 16 contacts is also added to the new PCI Express 4.0 interface of these models that can extract up to 184 w of power from the connector itself, which facilitates the RTX 3070 with connector 17 contacts at a maximum consumption of 807 w. A graphics card with two 8-pin connectors and PCI Express 3.0 slot could only be powered with a maximum of 388 w.
Finally, when it comes to connectors, these new models are completely standard, but they also have the most modern connectors. We can find in it three connectors Displayport 1.4 with support for 8k resolutions to 75 Hz with HDR support of 13 Bit and up to 4k at 150 Hz with the same color capacity per channel.
Also included is a HDMI 2.1 connector that is capable of displaying resolutions up to 13 k also ensuring 8k support to 75 Hz as in the case of Displayport 1.4a. In fact, it generates more bandwidth, specifically 64 GBps vs. 34 Displayport GBps, but basically, nowadays, they support the same technologies.
What we will no longer see in these models, neither in the RTX 3080, is the USB-C connector that was introduced with the RTX generation 23 and that it was intended to support HMD devices for VR with a single cable where we would have data, video and power with a single cable. Virtual link or Displayport Alternate Mode seems defenestrated from the desktop landscape, although in laptops it is more widespread every day both in its basic USB-C versions and in the Thunderbolt 3 and Thunderbolt 4 connective standards. Noise, consumption and temperature at standard speeds
Nvidia’s reference model once again proves that it is a great option to get the services of one of its latest chips. Not only does it have an adequate thermal design, with a very controlled noise, but they are also well scaled in terms of energy and performance, achieving higher working frequencies than those actually specified for the card.
During our stability, temperature and noise tests we have been able to verify that the card is capable of widely and stably exceeding the 1845 MHz, oscillating between 1815 – 1860 MHz in real operation seeking to stabilize the temperature of the card above the 104 degrees. Maintains these temperatures with fan speeds of 1545 rpm achieving noise levels always below 48 dBA. The card holds about 235 MHz at rest, with temperatures below 48 degrees. The two fans stop completely when the card reduces its temperature below the 40 degrees , although it takes a few minutes to do so even when it is below this temperature, and it starts working after 64 degrees, according to our tests.
Increasing the feeding possibilities of the card a 21%, which is what Nvidia supports in this model, we can increase the temperature up to 104 degrees and card now is able to increase its frequency of normal use up to 1900 – 1914 very stable and with a frequency increase of 360 rpm that increases noise by a couple of dBA. For me it is the perfect operation for the card, operation that I can maintain over time without problems.
The consumptions are as expected, we have added these data to our comparative tables of the latest models. In its normal state, it is around 245 w of consumption and with some increase in frequencies, without manual overclocking, we can see around 256 w consumption in the general operation of the card.
Thermal capture at rest
Thermal capture on load
The less consumption and less squeezed the design of a GPU, the more overclocking capabilities they usually present. It is true that as we have seen before Nvidia has done a great job with its reference design and the card performs even more than promised in the specifications. Even so, we have found room for improvement in this card, a very interesting margin that allows the RTX 3080 FE hover around 2GHz maintaining its temperatures of 112 degrees and increasing the fans up to 2100 rpm with hardly any increase in noise, about 50 dBA.
2GHz frequency are 270 MHz more than specified by Nvidia for this GPU and represents a significant performance improvement that we can maintain over time without the need to touch any voltage. Consumption increases a little, up to 300 w in charge. Something natural and I must add that in no state have we detected “coil-whine” problems.
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Death Stranding
Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries
Control
Ashes of the Singularity (DX 15) 1082
DOOM (Vulkan) ultra 1082
Halo Wars 2 (DX 15) ultra 1082
Ghost Recon Wildlands (DX 14) ultra 1118
Total War: Warhammer (DX 15) ultra 1118
Battlefield 1 (DX 16) ultra 1118
StarWars BattleFront 2 ultra (DX 15) ultra 1082
Battlefield V ( DX 16) ultra 1118
Doom Eternal ultra 1082
Fight Simulator Ultra 1080
Ashes of the Singularity (DX 14) 1500
DOOM (Vulkan) ultra 1500
Halo Wars 2 (DX 14) ultra 1545
Ghost Recon Wildlands (DX 14) ultra 1545
Total War: Warhammer (DX 15) ultra 1440
Battlefield 1 (DX 15) ultra 1545
StarWars BattleFront 2 ultra (DX 15) ultra 1545
Battlefield V (DX 15) ultra 1500
Doom Eternal ultra 1500
Fight Simulator Ultra 1500
Ashes of the Singularity (DX 15) 2304
DOOM (Vulkan) ultra 2160
Halo Wars 2 (DX 15) ultra 2304
Ghost Recon Wildlands (DX 14) ultra 2304
Total War: Warhammer (DX 16) ultra 2304
Battlefield 1 (DX 16) ultra 2304
StarWars BattleFront 2 ultra (DX 15) ultra 2304
Battlefield V (DX 15 ) ultra 3060
Doom Eternal ultra 2304
Fight Simulator Ultra 2160
3DMark Firestrike
3DMark Firestrike Ultra
VRMark Orange Room
VRMark Cian Room
Doom Eternal 4k gameplay in Ultra quality:
Nvidia Reflex in Fortnite
Another of our tests we have dedicated to the new NVIDIA Reflex technology and although we do not have the adequate hardware for an exact measurement, hardware with which the new Gsync monitors will come equipped from 378 Hz, if we have been able to perceive a quite impressive improvement in the latencies in Fornite, we went from a total latency of 34 ms just 17 ms with the new Reflex system activated. The quality used in Fornite is Ultra with 4k resolution and Vsync disabled.
Reflex disabled
Reflex activated
Analysis and conclusion
This card does not greatly outperform the previous generation models, that is so, it hardly improves on the RTX 2100 Ti in current games and the new features will take time to be seen in games so many will think that it is a model that is not so worth it. The difference is that it costs 532 Euros and at this price it is difficult to find RTX 70
For me it is actually the best model of the series, even still to see the expected RTX 3070, but even so I think this is the one that best defines the range, surpassing the best models of the previous one, consuming less and offering new features.
Its sound behavior is great, much more refined than the RTX 3090 that we tested with serious “coil-whine” problems, with very good levels of auto overclocking from the factory, with a modern power connector that offers almost triple the power required the card and with a PCB design that we could soon see used in ITX format cards with great processing power.
Considering the results and the behavior is not the fastest card in the series, but for me it is the most interesting of all and it will surely be the goal set for or anyone who wants to play at 2k resolutions with high sample rates and investing the right amount for it.
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GeForce RTX 2080 Ti remained the flagship graphics card in NVIDIA’s portfolio for a long time, although the top specification also meant a prohibitive price of over 5000 zlotys. The most powerful variation of Turing was therefore a product far beyond the reach of the average player. However, a moment of reshuffling is coming, as the champions of the previous generation give way to models positioned much lower. According to NVIDIA’s assurances, GeForce RTX 3070 was to offer GeForce RTX performance 2080 Ti, being sold for more than twice as much money. Today, on the example of GeForce RTX 3070 Founders Edition I will check whether the promises have been fulfilled, after all, the performance of GeForce RTX 2080 Ti priced at 2359 zlotys seemed a very optimistic scenario.
Author: Sebastian Oktaba
GeForce RTX 3000 is the second generation of NVIDIA graphics cards with hardware units for ray tracing acceleration and deep learning, using the new Ampere architecture, being a development version of the Turing powering the GeForce RTX family 2000. The two-year construction period was well spent – engineers have solidly improved graphics processing clusters (GPC), including increasing the cache capacity, doubling the number of shading units in SM (Streaming Multiprocessors) blocks while increasing the performance of RT and Tensor cores. A significant change is also the transition to a lower Samsung lithography, which made it possible to improve the energy efficiency factor, reduce the size of the core and increase the clock speeds. Top models received GDDR6X memory with high frequency and wide buses, the bandwidth of which is equal to the HBM2 modules. NVIDIA Ampere also introduces a chain of interesting solutions and technologies, including Reflex, RTX IO, Broadcast and HDM 2.1 connector to display 8K HDR image when refreshing 60 Hz. More strictly technical information can be found on the next page, dedicated to the most important changes introduced in the new architecture.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 is based on the GA graphics chip 104 – 300 – A1, which is the weakest iterations of the Ampere architecture so far using Samsung’s 8 nm lithography, which has more than 17 billions of transistors on the surface less than 400 mm². NVIDIA boldly announces The hero of this review as a substitute for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti available for much less money that’s why it will be compared with the top Turing. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 has more stream processors (5888 vs 4352), while rendering units (64 vs 88) and texturing (184 vs 272) received much less. The situation is similar with specialized RT units (46 vs 68) and Tensors (184 vs 544). The dry technical specification clearly indicates that even despite the progress of the architecture and the changes made (including doubling the CUDA units for each SM), the brutal computing power of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti should be greater. However, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 has a double L2 cache (128 KB for a single SM) and extended L3 memory (5.5 vs 4 MB). However, the graphics memory of 8 GB GDDR6 was severely trimmed on 256 – a bit bus, the bandwidth of which is also almost half that of the NVIDIA GeForce RT 2080 Ti.
| RTX 3090 | RTX 3080 | RTX 3070 | RTX 2080 Ti | |
| Architecture | Ampere | Ampere | Ampere | Turing |
| Graphics Layout | GA 102 | GA 102 | GA 104 | HERE102 |
| Lithography | 8 nm | 8 nm | 8 nm | 12 nm |
| Core size | 628 mm² | 628 mm² | 392 mm² | 754 mm² |
| Transistors | 28 billion | 28 billion | 17 billion | 19 billion |
| SP Units | 10496 | 8704 | 5888 | 4352 |
| TMUs | 328 | 272 | 184 | 272 |
| ROP units | 112 | 96 | 64 | 88 |
| RT Units | 82 | 68 | 46 | 68 |
| Tensor Units | 328 | 272 | 184 | 544 |
| Base clock | 1395 MHz | 1440 MHz | 1500 MHz | 1350 MHz |
| Boost clock | 1650 MHz | 1710 MHz | 1730 MHz | 1500 MHz |
| Memory clock | 19500 MHz | 19000 MHz | 14000 MHz | 14000 MHz |
| Memory amount | 24 GB | 10 GB | 8 GB | 11 GB |
| Memory type | GDDR6X | GDDR6X | GDDR6 | GDDR6 |
| Memory bus | 384 – bit | 320 – bit | 256 – bit | 352 – bit |
| Bandwidth | 937 GB / s | 760 GB / s | 448 GB / s | 616 GB / s |
| Interface | PCI-E 4.0 x 16 | PCI-E 4.0 x 16 | PCI-E 4.0 x 16 | PCI-E 3.0 x 16 |
| TGP Factor | 350 W | 320 W | 220 W | 250 W |
| Starting price | 1499 USD | 699 USD | 448 USD | 999 USD |
| Release date | September 2020 | September 2020 | October 2020 | September 2018 |
NVIDIA GeForce RTX Base Timing 3070 Foundes Edition set to 1500 MHz, although thanks to the GPU Boost technology the actual clock is automatically adjusted to at least 1800 MHz (target value depends on temperature, load, power limit, etc.). The graphics memory works with the standard frequency 14000 MHz. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 uses PCI-Express 4.0, of course, although the new interface has a marginal impact on the results in addition, being available only on the AM4 platform paired with Ryzen processors 3000. The manufacturer gives the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 TPD factor 220 W, admittedly lower than NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, but relatively high considering lithography and a smaller number of ROPs, TMUs, memory controllers, etc. The key factor is, however, a completely different factor – the price. NVDIA retained
Last Friday heise online reported that the computer magazine c’t in its current issue 23 / 20 uncovered a suspected breakdown of the chip manufacturer Panasonic Solutions (now taken over by Nuvoton Technology). According to the current state of knowledge, this breakdown ensures that all HDMI 2.1 compatible receivers (also called “8K models”) from Denon, Marantz and Yamaha are not able to play videos in 4K resolution with 120 images per second (4K for short 120) with increased contrast range (High Dynamic Range) from Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox Series X console to a suitable television .
The problem came up with a test of a pre-production model of the Xbox Series X in connection with Denon’s HDMI-2.1-compatible AV receiver AVR-X 2700 H and a TV LG CX9 encountered.
Meanwhile, that has got behind the brands Denon and Marantz standing US company Sound United about the problems officially opposite the online AV magazine “Audioholics”. In the statement, for which there is no official German version yet, the manufacturer confirms that some new ‘gaming source devices’ that support the output of 4K / 120 Hz, may not work fully with 8K AV receivers. The problems would be caused by an HDMI chipset incompatibility between the devices.
Sound United further confirms that when an “affected system” is connected to the 8K HDMI input (aka HDMI- 2.1 input) of the receiver “may” fail when the source delivers a 4K / 120 Hz image and the 4K signal option on the receiver is set to “8K Enhanced”
With the designation “Gaming Source Device” and “Affected System”, Sound United avoids calling the Xbox Series X by name. That should definitely be in the interest of Microsoft, whose next-generation console, according to the current state of knowledge, implemented HDMI 2.1 without errors – and which therefore certainly does not want to be blamed for a bug in the HDMI chips of the AV receiver. It should also be noted that the “8K Enhanced” format must be activated in any case in order to be able to pass through the ultra-high resolutions at all. In no case did c’t receive a picture of the source with the structure described. Finally, Sound United emphasizes in its statement that the problem only occurs on a display that supports 4K 120. That should be clear, however.
Workarounds According to their own statements, Sound United is currently investigating the problem further and “is becoming one offer a permanent solution later “. Until then, the company proposes a number of workarounds. So you can connect the player directly via HDMI to displays that offer the HDMI audio return channel ARC or eARC and direct the sound from the source via the television to the AV receiver. Another alternative would be to set the video output to 4K at 60 Hz until a permanent solution is available. This is also the basic setting of the receivers ex works.
At the end of the statement, Sound United apologizes for the inconvenience and versic
After the market introduction of HDMI 2.1 had dragged on for years, Denon, Marantz and Yamaha presented the first audio / video receivers with the new version of the Audio in the past few months – / video interface – just in time for the launch of the next-generation Xbox Series consoles from Microsoft and Sony’s PlayStation 5 (PS5) as well as Nvidia’s RTX graphics cards – 30-Series. The new devices transmit videos in 4K resolution via HDMI 2.1 with 120 frames per second (short 4K 120) or even in 8K with up to 60 Hertz (8K 60) with full color resolution and increased contrast range (HDR).
As c’t in the current edition c’t 23 / 2020 reports, there is a suspected breakdown of the chip manufacturer Panasonic Solutions (now taken over by Nuvoton Technology), however, that, according to the current state of knowledge, all HDMI 2.1-compatible receivers from Denon, Marantz and Yamaha are not able to transfer videos in these ultra-high resolutions to the TV without errors with certain players. The TV screen then remains black due to the HDMI 2.1 glitch.
According to research by c’t, this problem also affects receiver models that are currently still in development – including the avantage models from Yamaha, which have been expected for a long time should. Onkyo / Pioneer and Sony are also said to have bought the aforementioned HDMI chips from Panasonic Solutions; these companies have not yet announced any AV receivers with HDMI 2.1.
Error pattern C’t encountered the problem during a test of a pre-series model of the Xbox Series X. The car racing game “Dirt 5” ran in the c’t laboratory on the TV LG CX9 with a direct connection in 4K 120 with HDR, when detouring via Denon’s HDMI-2.1 compatible AV receiver AVR-X 2700 H however, this ultra-high resolution with increased contrast range did not pass from the console to the TV as advertised. The transfer of video images from the preview model of the Xbox Series X to the television was only possible without problems in resolutions that do not require HDMI 2.1.
According to Microsoft, the pre-production model of the Xbox Series X is already based on the final hardware. However, c’t will test the retail version again with regard to the problem.
Similar problems occurred with a card of the type Nvidia RTX – 3080 – here, too, a TV set connected via the AV receiver did not deliver a 4K image with 120 Hertz and HDR. With the PS5, the transmission should work according to c’t information; c’t has not been able to verify this so far.
Since Yamaha uses the same chipset for its devices, its devices should also to be affected. The company had advertised in a press release that both next-generation consoles could be connected to the new AV receivers at the same time thanks to multiple HDMI 2.1 inputs. The new receivers from Denon and Marantz only have one HDMI 2.1 input.
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Today the launch of the Huawei Mate 50 , and as expected considering the Huawei’s tradition of working with Porsche Design for some of its devices, the Huawei Mate 50 RS Porsche Design.
This terminal comes with a design that makes it unmistakable compared to the rest of the terminals presented today, and it also comes in black and white colors with a ceramic finish , thus being an elegant design at the same time than sporty.
Facing their spec ifications, we find mostly the same as in the rest of the Mate range 40, although the rear camera system comes with an octagonal design that houses a sensor principal of 50 MP next to a 8MP periscope camera with 10 increases , a 3x telephoto lens over a sensor of 12 MP and a large lens angular for cinema with a sensor of 22 MP. Thanks to its rear camera system, this is the only one of the Mate 40 which is capable of recording 8K video.
Huawei Mate 40 Pro
12 GB
295 GB
Kirin 9000
Kirin 9000
13 MP F / 2.4
We also found an infrared temperature sensor 8-channel color monitor, also capable of measuring temperatures between – 20 Y 128 degree s and a ToF sensor. Regarding its specifications, it will have the Kirin 9000 accompanied of 12 GB of RAM memory and 256 or 553 GB of internal storage , with a starting price of 2295 euros.
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