Nintendo NX To Feature Tegra X2 Chip Making It More Powerful Than The PS Neo

With the upcoming releases of both the Nintendo NX and the PlayStation Neo, there has been an interest in how the two will stack up against each other. And while each generation of the Sony PlayStation has been known as one of the most powerful consoles, the Nintendo NX is set to arrive with the dominant Tegra X2 Chip.

The Nintendo NX And The Tegra X2 Chip

According to Segment Next, individuals working on the NX project have confirmed that the console will come powered by a Tegra chip. However, the publication claims that it will not be the X1 Chip, as previously thought. Instead, it will come with the more powerful Tegra X2 Chip, which will definitely set the Nintendo NX up on a powerful platform.

The X1 chip was first released in 2015 and was packed with four ARM Cortex A53 cores. In addition, it also had a Maxwell-based graphics processing unit. On the other hand, the Tegra X2 Chip will arrive with four ARM Cortex A57 cores and two Denver 2 cores. Further, it will make use of Pascal architecture for its GPU. With the chip in place, the Nintendo NX will have faster communication between its central components. That is, its CPU and its GPU.

The Tegra X2 Chip is also being called the Tegra Parker, or Tegra-next.

But What Will Power The PlayStation Neo?

On the other hand, the PlayStation Neo reportedly only has a few upgrades from the existing PlayStation 4. However, Value Walk claims that fans of the console should not be so disheartened.

Apparently, the new console from Sony proved powerful in its own right when compared to the existing PS4. In fact, testing of the same resulted in performance that was almost doubled. Some games allowed were played at 1080p. Further, the 4K feature allowed for almost 30 fps.

Release Dates

The Nintendo NX is expected to arrive in the market on March 2017, $250 - $350 price range. Meanwhile, the PlayStation Neo is expected to be launched on September 7 at an estimated price of $350.

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