Oh my mistake sorry. I thought you meant the other way round sorry.
2020 X Box Series X Vs. Playstation 5 thread.
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Oh my mistake sorry. I thought you meant the other way round sorry.
They are working on a new PSVR for the PS5. I guess this was why they didn't make the original PSVR compatible with the PS5.
And now Nintendo wants to do a Switch "Pro"...
More chip scarcity...
More chip scarcity...
Well at least Nintendo doesn't use AMD's chips which are in both the PS5 and the Series X/S. I presume they're gonna use a new generation of the Nvidia Tegra in the Switch "Pro".
Likely 2023 more likely.
I thought the chip scarcity was affecting everyone not just AMD
I thought the chip scarcity was affecting everyone not just AMD
I got the PS4 in 2015, 2 years after it got released...
Waiting 2 years for a PS5 is fine too, i have no FOMO...
And by that time there will be more games(Some on sale) and the M2 drive slot might be activated so we can expand the storage...
Waiting 2 years for a PS5 is fine too, i have no FOMO...
And by that time there will be more games(Some on sale) and the M2 drive slot might be activated so we can expand the storage...
My main genres are JRPG and indie platformer so there's just no reason for me to get an XBox. If there is something I really want that's not on Playstation I'll just play it on PC.
I looked online and it seems even car makers and consumer goods like TVs and stuff will be affected by the chip shortage
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^ Yeah, car manufacturers and appliance makers seem to have been hit the hardest, from what I've read. One car manufacturer, I forget who it was, even decided to go back to using physical displays as opposed to digital.
Oh wow was that GM?
^ Like I said, I can't remember. I have a feeling it might have either been Honda or Toyota.
Found it. Was actually Peugeot
https://www.drive.com.au/news/peugeot-308-to-go-back-to-analogue-gauges-due-to-chip-shortage-report/
But it looks like they are not the only one as others are following this lead.
Yeah, I looked into it as well, and was about to post Peugeot 
I had it mind that it might have been Toyota but hadn't remembered it was actually one of the French automakers.
I find it fascinating. It's a good idea if they can figure out a way to go back to it, and I find it shows how much we rely computers in general.
I've been wanting to upgrade my PC for a long while now as it's far due for an upgrade, but the chip shortage and the prices soaring have made it nigh impossible.
I had it mind that it might have been Toyota but hadn't remembered it was actually one of the French automakers. I find it fascinating. It's a good idea if they can figure out a way to go back to it, and I find it shows how much we rely computers in general.
I've been wanting to upgrade my PC for a long while now as it's far due for an upgrade, but the chip shortage and the prices soaring have made it nigh impossible.
Don't do it. GPU prices are going through the roof right now.
Right now pre-built PCs are the cheap option, even for the RTX cards...Yeah, I looked into it as well, and was about to post Peugeot
I find it fascinating. It's a good idea if they can figure out a way to go back to it, and I find it shows how much we rely computers in general.
I've been wanting to upgrade my PC for a long while now as it's far due for an upgrade, but the chip shortage and the prices soaring have made it nigh impossible.
