PlayStation 6 will use AMD Chip and Backward Compatibility

New details about the PlayStation 6 have started to emerge. According to a report published by Reuters, Sony’s next-generation console PlayStation 6 will again use AMD chips. Sony had been in talks with Intel about chip production, but decided to continue working with AMD due to disagreements. Especially the price disputes with Intel and backward compatibility issues seem to have been decisive in this decision.

AMD Chip and Backward Compatibility on PlayStation 6

One of the most anticipated features of PlayStation 6 is backwards compatibility. One of the main reasons for choosing AMD chips is to maintain compatibility with the chips used in PlayStation 5. While Intel processors may not be fully compatible with PS5 and PS4 games, AMD is said to be more compatible with the current PlayStation architecture. This will allow PlayStation 6 to work more seamlessly with previous console generations. However, it remains to be seen whether this backwards compatibility will extend to PlayStation 3, PS2 and even PS1 games.

Sony is said to have placed great importance on backwards compatibility in the development of the PlayStation 6. This feature will allow gamers to play their favorite games for years on new consoles, which will increase loyalty to the PlayStation ecosystem.

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