Playstation 5 and xbox series x will use rdna 2 and ray tracing

AMD hinted at today's financial analyst conference that both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will be equipped with GPUs based on the RDNA2 architecture, which was not confirmed so far by the Sony video game console side.

AMD Confirms Both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X Consoles Will Have RDNA 2 and Ray Tracing Technology

In addition to this good news, Rick Bergman, executive vice president of computing and graphics at AMD, also confirmed that the new generation is on its way by the end of this year. In other words, PS5 and Xbox Series X will be available as scheduled before Christmas this year. However, the executive also left a small space for in case the Coronavirus gets out of control in the coming months. This is what Rick Bergman warned "unless the development of the epidemic is beyond cognition in the future."

In addition, AMD also stated in the PPT that in the field of the video game console they have cooperated with Sony and Microsoft for more than 10 years, and the cumulative sales of PS4 and the Xbox One series have exceeded 150 million units.

Previously, IHS analyst Piers Harding-Rolls mentioned that the new generation plans to start production and increase yields in the second quarter. If factory workers are not in place and the production line is unable to move due to the epidemic problem, it can affect the stock, thereby disrupting the pace of Sony and Microsoft slated for launch in November.

Today Microsoft released news that two employees at its Washington office were infected with the new coronavirus and have now been quarantined. Hopefully the epidemic can be controlled in the coming months and we will not have delays in launching the new consoles. we will keep you informed.

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