The PS5 Slim plan is being worked on by Sony?
Although the PS5’s modern design is loved by many gamers, according to Taiwan’s DigiTimes site, Sony is looking to redesign the PlayStation 5 to better suit the needs of the market. maybe a Slim or Pro version will come out in the future, maybe the upcoming 2022.
A new report claims semiconductor suppliers, including TSMC, have begun preparations for the newly redesigned PS5 version that will go into production sometime in mid-2022. However before gamers hope While hoping this is a very early sign that a thinner version of the PS5 is coming, it almost certainly isn’t. In fact, the redesign probably won’t change the console’s appearance at all. More specifically, Sony will only redesign the PS5’s internal hardware, not its looks. It seems they are aiming to release it in 2022 and the new version will come with a new semi-custom 6nm CPU from AMD.
DigiTimes is told that the redesigned version will be equipped with a semi-custom 6nm CPU made by AMD while the current PS5 models are using a 5nm CPU. This could be a “slim performance” version as well as to meet the PS5 shortage caused by a global shortage of computer chips and semiconductors. A hardware redesign could help solve the problem and make it easier for people to buy a PS5. This seems like a cheaper CPU to produce, but it is unknown if the performance will be worse than the current 5nm CPU on PS5.
Sony didn’t change the PS4’s exterior design too much on the Slim version in September 2016 until the arrival of the PS4 Pro in November of that year. Tradition dictates that the PS5 will eventually receive similar redesigns at least a couple of years into the system’s life. So the redesigned version of the PS5 coming out in 2022 could be the Slim version, and Sony is cherishing the development of the PS5 Pro in the future.
Despite the PS5’s reputation for being hard to find, 7.8 million people owned the console in the past year. That’s a small improvement in numbers that the PS4 achieved in its first four months of sale. The lack of chips isn’t the only reason buying a PS5 is so difficult, the pandemic has clearly affected the production of both the PS5 and its rival Xbox Series X, S. However, both systems will still be released. new versions to better match market needs.
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