While it’s too early for any reliable rumours on detailed specs, one credible rumour about the PlayStation 6 is that AMD will again be making the chips for the console. Reuters reported in September 2024 that Sony had considered switching to Intel but decided in 2022 to stick with AMD to ensure backwards compatibility. This decision helps maintain a consistent gaming experience for players transitioning from previous PlayStation generations.
A member of the Chiphell Forum, zhangzhonghao, has claimed that AMD will power the PS6 with its upcoming UDNA architecture, combining CDNA, which is designed for data centers, and RDNA gaming tech. Current discussions suggest Sony is still choosing between a Zen 4 or Zen 5 CPU, showcasing the ongoing development and technological considerations that will shape the console's performance.
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