DudeRandom84 has benched the AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Edition in PREY and Rise of the Tomb Raider, and shared his results (which are really interesting). PREY is a title that AMD chose to showcase its RX Vega GPU at Computex 2017, however it appears that AMD’s latest graphics is running this game noticeably slower than NVIDIA’s default GTX1080 GPU.
The latest Japanese hardware sales from Famitsu are as follows:
Switch 2 – 140,026
Switch Lite – 5,212
Switch OLED – 5,110
PS5 – 3,581
Switch – 2,442
PS5 Pro – 1,676
PS5 Digital Edition – 749
Xbox Series S – 107
Xbox Series X Digital Edition – 47
Xbox Series X – 37
PS4 – 28
Nintendo - 152,790 units
PlayStation - 6,034 units
Microsoft - 191 units
Nintendo selling 25x as many units as the next closest competitor.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is more likely to be held back by software limitations than hardware limitations, according to a game developer.
LLC: "Nintendo Switch 2 is a massive upgrade in every way that matters on a day to day basis, and with some firmware updates it could be even better."
Great review! We have almost the same impression of the Switch 2. I don't care if the screen isn't OLED, because when I put it next to my friend's Steam OLED screen, they barely deviated in quality.
It's a brand new architecture give it time AMD cards usually get a lot better with time and they usually age better than Nvidia as well. I'm sure there's nothing to worry about for AMD fanboys
It's essentially a Dev card, just wait for gaming ones and then we will see how they compare.
1080ti will likely still be a contender though but who knows how much Vega changes things for sure.
Unfortunately nvidia are gpu kings. Amd offer the alternative, remember they have more fingers in more pies than nvidia who can concentrate their efforts into gpu's primarily. That's why they'll always have more power.
But you'll pay for that extra...
please wait some time for the real results as AMD still lacks the drivers to maximize the productivity of their vega cards. compare when it's fair.
I'll wait for that 6 core Intel 8700K and Volta non-Tesla flagship gamer card. That should be enough for 4K for a few years. Just add another one two years later and you are set again for a few years!