They carry more data from the demonstration of the Unreal Engine 5 graphics engine made by Epic Games. As we already know, the demonstration would have been made on a PlayStation 5. This would corroborate that the Sony console is better and more powerful than the Microsoft console. Now we also know that the demo in its PC version would need at least an RTX 2070 Super to run as smoothly.
The new graphics engine implements a large number of new features, especially to improve graphic quality and rendering. What is surprising is that the PlayStation 5 was used for the demo and not PC hardware. In addition, knowing the necessary requirements in the PC version is quite surprising.
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In addition to this curious detail, Epic Games has revealed other relevant information about its graphics engine. The PlayStation 5 demo used dynamic resolution, although it ran mostly at 2560x1440 (the misnamed 2K). Interestingly, it didn't utilize the dedicated hardware for ray tracing that the console would implement.
As far as we know, the new consoles support Ray Tracing, but so far AMD hasn't mentioned dedicated hardware. Sony and Microsoft have also not named dedicated hardware for Ray Tracing technology. Theoretically, both the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5 integrate dedicated hardware for Ray Tracing ... or not?
On the other hand, Epic Games has highlighted the quality of the SSD of the PlayStation 5. They have highlighted that getting these graphics with an HDD is impossible and with a SATA SSD, too. This is because these two types of storage drives do not offer sufficient speeds to load the required high resolution textures. To achieve the same you would need a high speed M.2 NVMe SSD (possibly PCIe Gen4)
This graphics engine will start to be available in early 2021. So the first games based on Unreal Engine 5 could take a long time to arrive.
Source: wccftech
…»This would confirm that the Sony console is better and more powerful than the Microsoft console»…
That it is done on a PS5 would not have to do with an exclusive advertising agreement?, As M $ did with AC Valhalla, a situation that is increasingly common to have marketing priority.
Of course, if you want power, you can ride a Ryzen 9 3950X and an RTX 2080 Ti and fly. If you have opted for the Sony console, it will be for something more than a few leuros
Gosh who wrote this shit, Unreal Engine 5 is confirmed for even mobile devices in 2021, nothing SeriesX can't move better than PS5.
And about Raytracing AMD and Microsoft have spoken very clearly (There is the DirectX12 Ultimate), that Sony has not done it and shows a demo of Unreal 5 without RT is not Microsoft's fault, find out a little more.
The one who should learn better or at least improve their reading comprehension is you. The demo runs Ray Tracing, what is indicated is that at the moment we do not know if the RDNA2 has dedicated hardware for ray tracing. No more no less.
Honestly and for the record: I am sweating which of the two consoles is better, since they are not devices in which I have the least interest, beyond the hardware they implement and what they can offer.
Complaints to Remedy and CryTek developers:
Remedy: https://hardwaresfera.com/noticias/consolas/remedy-playstation-5-xbox-series-x/
CryTek: https://hardwaresfera.com/noticias/consolas/crytek-lo-tiene-claro-la-playstation-5-es-mejor-que-la-xbox-series-x/