Right off the bat the immediate takeaway is that the amount of GDDR6 RAM in both the PS5 and Xbox Series X is identical, as is the interface (256-bit) that the memory allocation in both consoles use.

Following the leak of the PS5 Pro full tech specs earlier today, it has been confirmed that Sony’s mid-cycle powerhouse supports 18GB of RAM due to additional 2GB GDDR5 allocation. The RAM is split ...

Long-time console hacker and exploit developer SpecterDev has released a PS5 exploit that can give users root privileges and read/write access to large chunks of system memory. While this exploit ...

According to the findings, the new PS5's RAM runs up to 14 degrees cooler than the launch PS5's RAM under heavy load. Hardware Busters notes that this new data is incompatible with the previous ...

Digital Extremes reveals tons of new content coming to Warframe next month, including PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X optimizations. Warframe's anticipated Update 30: Call of the Tempestarii will ...