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The PS6 is expected to have top-class technical features, and Sony is also working on a handheld with AMD technology. The first leaks reveal exciting information!
The first information about 6 and a new handheld come from a Chinese leaker who has already attracted attention in the past with reliable roadmaps. In a post onChiphellhe revealed details about the planned hardware specifications. You can find out all the important details here in the article!
PS6 is probably in the planning stage – that should be in it
What's in the PS6?DieAccording to the leaks, it will be equipped with a UDNA GPU - AMD's next big development after the current RDNA4 generation. This should use a GCN-like architecture and, according to the roadmap, go into mass production in mid-2026. There are two CPU options to choose from: ZEN4 or ZEN5. Both architectures are among AMD's most advanced developments and promise even better performance in future gaming titles.
- GPU:UDNA (based on RDNA4 successor)
- CPU:ZEN4 or ZEN5 (not yet confirmed)
The combination of these components indicates significantly increased graphics performance and smooth performance, even in resource-intensive games. Also interesting:.
Sony's new handheld is said to be more of a PSP successor
What's in Sony's handheld?According to the leaks, it is not supposed to be a streaming console. Sony is apparently working on a new handheld that also uses AMD hardware. This would allow the group to build a bridge between stationary and mobile gaming. Similar to the PS6, powerful chipsets should ensure an optimal gaming experience. The exact specifications remain unclear, but the focus on AMD suggests that Sony is planning powerful mobile hardware that also supports demanding games.
Microsoft: competition from its own handheld?
Another leak is also interesting: is apparently working on its own handheld and is considering whether to use AMD or Qualcomm. Qualcomm is known for its mobile platforms, while AMD is particularly successful in consoles thanks to its close partnership with Sony and Microsoft. Neither Sony nor Microsoft have officially commented on this, so these leaks should be treated with a fair amount of caution..
