Article mentions tensor cores so I guess it's hardware solution.
It has Tensor Cores. That's what is needed for DLSS.
It's Nvidia speak so I guess power-wise it's around Steam Deck+DLSS.
That's very interesting, sky is the limit in theory then.
Do you really understand how weak the Switch was?
10x more GPU power... If they aren't bullshitting with other metrics, that's a 4 TFLOPS docked mode. How the fuck your own games look so dated, Nintendo?Nintendo Switch 2 Leveled Up With NVIDIA AI-Powered DLSS and 4K Gaming
The Nintendo Switch 2 takes performance to the next level, powered by a custom NVIDIA processor featuring an NVIDIA GPU with dedicated RT Cores and Tensor Cores for stunning visuals and AI-driven enhancements.blogs.nvidia.com
More Power, Smoother Gameplay
With 10x the graphics performance of the Nintendo Switch, the Nintendo Switch 2 delivers smoother gameplay and sharper visuals.
It's "man-hours" (aka if you have a team of 10 people, and it took them 10 hours to do something, that's 100 "man-hours") multiplied out by years (8760 man-hours) to get "man-years". Man-hours is the correct English term, but the DEI shit has made it inappropriate to use the last few years, so now it's usually "person-hours" but is often substituted with what the person does, hence "engineer-years".
The Switch was 2.5 GameCube ducktaped together, so now it's 25 GameCubes
For some reason no games shown so far had it implemented. Probably connected to this...
Imagine this includes frame generation lol
I bet it's 5070 marketing all over again, but I firmly believe that Nvidia managed to make PS4 Pro GPU with tensor cores, which is plenty for their goals.
GameCube launched for $200, so getting 25 of them for $450 is a very good deal.
Lol I always thought it was about 5070ti, this make it even more hilarious. It's incredible how low of an opinion nvidia have about their consumers to sell this shit
See my comment above, assuming no bullshit (best case scenario) this is 4 TFLOPS docked. Honestly unbelievable, but crazier things have happened.
Nah, no one besides nerds like us even know what this does or really cares. You don't obfuscate your game and console reveal with tech mumbo jumbo.
They showed a 720p vs 1080p with a 30x zoom on Mario's face as if they were DF. Imo at least name dropping DLSS would have done wonders for the presentation.
4TFlops was always the rumor for docked mode so I guess the rumor was right?
CDPR confirmed that the playable version they had for the Switch 2 has only been in development for 7 weeks. They have yet to implement graphic modes or DLSS.
I highly, highly doubt it's 4 TF. Likely 4 TF "equivalent". It looks like the power consumption profiles are way too restricted to hit those raw numbers.
Late devkit delivery is my assumption and that many of them didn't bother to implement DLSS at all. But let's remember that Nintendo always has this jaggies fest in their trailers for some reason that end up not looking nearly that bad in actual games.
So, that means it's probably on par with Series S, right?
I think that's factoring in DLSS. Besides, TFLOPs is just compute, not total GPU performance, which really cannot be summarized by a single metric.
Before memory bandwidth hits us, but yes.
It wasn't ready yet.
That's what I think too, but they did say 10x graphics processing power. That's referring TFLOPS combined with ROP and TMU performance.
I don't know that I agree with that. They brought 4k, HDR, etc to the table and made a big focus on a lot of technical aspects of the switch 2, including a demonstration of how much better 1080p could look over 720.
