New Delhi: PlayStation 5 was introduced over five years ago, and still, this console has continued to sell at a steady pace even today, and we all know that. And with more than 80 million units shipped worldwide, the current generation is far from slowing down. Now, in some reports, that the upcoming PlayStation 6 will come with mammoth 30GB of RAM. Without any official announcement, leaks and rumours around the PlayStation 6 keep surfacing from time to time.
Next-generation PlayStation 6 might feature around 30GB of high-speed GDDR7 memory. Sony has stated that it is using 3GB GDDR7 memory modules arranged in a clamshell configuration. This might going to result in a 160-nit memory, which is narrower than the 256-bit used on the current PlayStation consoles. The faster GDDR7 memory has been reported to run at speeds of up to 32Gbps per chip, which could still deliver around 640GB/s of total bandwidth. The 160-bit interface would align with ten 16-bit memory channels, making the design workable from a hardware perspective.
This would also be a massive step up from the 16GB RAM found in the PlayStation 5 and would give developers more room to build larger worlds and use higher-quality assets. Sony is also expected to unveil the latest PlayStation handheld along with the PlayStation 6. This device is teased to come with 24GB of LPDDR5X memory, enough to handle modern games without any significant limitations. Sony might once again focus on offering multiple devices at different price points.
