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Both Sony PS5 and Microsoft Xbox Series X/S consoles were released this year, and their computing performance exceeded 10TPLOPS. Although the performance is powerful, the advertised 4K 60fps performance is not satisfactory in many games, and the performance is relatively stable at 1080p 60fps.
I wonder if the players have thought about what the game console will look like 20 years from now? Microsoft recently released a movie in which the performance of the Xbox 2042 console was previewed. The highlight is that it can play games at 32K resolution and 480fps.
Microsoft’s vision for the future console is quite optimistic. It is speculated that the performance of the Xbox 2042 console will reach 1 Exaflops. This computing performance will not reach the 1 Exaflops level for the first time until the end of this year or early next year for the next generation of supercomputers in China and the United States. The consumption is quite large.
At present, the volume of supercomputers is as large as a suite, and the volume of game consoles is not allowed, so the architecture will change from traditional computers to quantum computers. The quantum computer is very powerful and can support 32K ultra-high resolution, with a frame rate of 240fps or even 480fps.
In addition to the performance improvement, the Xbox 2042’s gaming experience has also undergone earth-shaking changes. The game can achieve zero latency, zero loading time, and the game console can be synchronized with different systems such as cloud games in seconds. For a more immersive experience, the Xbox 2042 console will support holographic display.
In fact, the movie released by Microsoft is for the promotion of the “Battlefield 2042” game. The purpose is to make a kind of irresponsible guessing and attract the attention of players.
Twenty years are neither long nor short, and the development of science and technology is advancing by leaps and bounds. It is still worth looking forward to for game consoles that are not uniform 20 years later.
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