Xbox Scorpio - révélation à 15h00 sur Eurogamer

Xboxygen a écrit:Nous parlions justement dimanche d’informations sur la Xbox Scorpio cette semaine et c’est maintenant officiel, c’est prévu pour ce jeudi à 15h et c’est Digital Foundry qui en aura l’exclusivité.

Le choix de Digital Foundry par Microsoft semble assez logique. Ils ont déjà prouvé plusieurs fois leurs capacités à tester du hardware ou à expliciter de nombreux points techniques dans les jeux, et ils sont en même temps connus du public maintenant.

De plus, le fait pour Microsoft de s’appuyer sur quelqu’un d’externe à leur société renforcera d’autant plus la crédibilité des impressions données. Si ça se fait ainsi, alors il y a fort à parier que Digital Foundry émettra un avis on ne peut plus positif sur la console, ou tout du moins ses spécifications. C’est un signe de confiance de la part de Microsoft sur sa future machine, et nous devrions apparemment être surpris en bien parce qui sera annoncé dans deux jours.

Rendez-vous donc jeudi !

D'après les infos circulant sur le net, voici les premières caractéristiques :

CPU Ryzen Série 5 8C/8T à 2.8 Ghz GPU Vega Custom à 977 Mhz et 6.2 Tflops RAM : 12 Go de GDDR5X à 320 Gb/s


Autant vous dire que la PS4 pro peut se rhabiller

Une nouvelle Xbox ? J'avais pas vu cette info, pas de date pour l'instant ?

Pour la sortie? Pas avant 2018 je pense

elle est prevu pour cette fin d annee.

Last week, Digital Foundry was invited to Microsoft's Redmond campus for an exclusive preview of the technology in the next Xbox, codenamed Project Scorpio. As specs reveals go, this one is unprecedented: it's a first in terms of early access to key system architects, and one of a kind in terms of timing. Scorpio is seemingly running ahead of schedule, to the point where we're likely six months away from release at least, and we've already seen impressive software running beautifully on production silicon.
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There'll be all the specs you'll need in this piece, but the reason Microsoft flew us out to talk to those involved was straightforward: the numbers, as impressive as they are, don't fully represent what the final product aims to deliver. Nor can the number of compute units and teraflops represent the passion the Xbox team has injected into this project. Microsoft has a point to prove. It's not just about performance, it's about pushing the quality of console design to a new level - in all areas.



The headlines? Combining smart design with sheer horsepower, Project Scorpio hits the six-teraflop target set for it as E3 last year, thanks to a custom GPU that has been designed from the ground up for optimal performance on today's game engines - and that runs at an unprecedentedly high clock speed for a console. The GPU is paired with 12GB of fast GDDR5 memory and a custom eight-core CPU, and the whole thing is housed in a compact body with integrated power supply and, for a console, state-of-the-art cooling.

Performance is remarkable. We saw a Forza Motorsport demo running on the machine at native 4K and Xbox One equivalent settings, and it hit 60 frames per second with a substantial performance overhead - suggesting Scorpio will hit its native 4K target across a range of content, with power to spare to spend on other visual improvements. And while 4K is the target, Microsoft is paying attention to 1080p users, promising that all modes will be available to them.
The push for 4K and the Scorpio Engine



In Redmond, the pitch comes thick and fast before the tech deep dive kicks off. The overall outline of Project Scorpio has evolved since Phil Spencer presented it at last year's E3, and in some key respects it sounds familiar to the PlayStation 4 Pro's proposition - a point not lost on Microsoft. 4K ultra HD visuals to suit the new generation of televisions are clearly the target, but Microsoft's solution means substantial spec upgrades over the Pro design in virtually all areas. That said, Sony's philosophy of 'smart' GPU design is also in effect here, executed in a very different manner, and backed up with a lot more horsepower.

"To me, [4K] means a very specific set of things. It's a lot more than delivering than those eight-million-plus pixels to the screen while playing games," says Kevin Gammill, Group Program Director of the Xbox Core platform. "It's about delivering those pixels with 4K assets, so they look great. It's about delivering those pixels with HDR and wide colour gamut fidelity. It's about delivering those pixels with no loss of frame-rate compared to the 1080p version of that title - that's super-important to us. Spatial audio adds to the immersive experience as well: to truly land that gameplay experience, it's not just about what you see, but what you hear."



Core to the new console is the Scorpio Engine, the new SoC (system on chip) developed once again in conjunction with AMD. In common with many aspects of the box, engineering the new processor was based on a revolutionary workflow - one that could only really be achieved on a mid-generation refresh design.

Star Wars Battlefront II sera peut être jouable en 4K sur cette console ! (il faut la TV qui va avec par contre )

Kenobiv a écrit:Pour la sortie? Pas avant 2018 je pense

hades a écrit:elle est prevu pour cette fin d annee.

oui pour noël

La présentation Microsoft à l'E3 devrait avoir de la gueule cette année, en espérant qu'il nous montrent des vidéos de gameplay.

J'attends de voir si je remplace la one, car si c'est optimisé façon ps4 pro c'est même pas la peine

c est a dire ?