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Sony details PlayStation 4 specs: 8-core AMD 'Jaguar' CPU, 6X Blu-ray |  Engadget
Sony details PlayStation 4 specs: 8-core AMD 'Jaguar' CPU, 6X Blu-ray | Engadget

The CPU arch which the PS4 will use -- AMD "Jaguar" Micro-architecture. Key  point : 2MB cache. : r/Games
The CPU arch which the PS4 will use -- AMD "Jaguar" Micro-architecture. Key point : 2MB cache. : r/Games

AMD Ryzen 4000 Renoir APUs Are Faster Than The Original PS4 & Xbox One  Consoles
AMD Ryzen 4000 Renoir APUs Are Faster Than The Original PS4 & Xbox One Consoles

Build A Better-Than-Xbox-One/PS4 PC For £500 | Rock Paper Shotgun
Build A Better-Than-Xbox-One/PS4 PC For £500 | Rock Paper Shotgun

AMD To Offer Cut Down Version of PlayStation 4's Jaguar APU For Consumers
AMD To Offer Cut Down Version of PlayStation 4's Jaguar APU For Consumers

Sony's Press Release on the PS4 | PS4Blog.net
Sony's Press Release on the PS4 | PS4Blog.net

The Jaguar Compute Unit & Physical Layout/Synthesis - AMD's Jaguar  Architecture: The CPU Powering Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Kabini & Temash
The Jaguar Compute Unit & Physical Layout/Synthesis - AMD's Jaguar Architecture: The CPU Powering Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Kabini & Temash

Playstation 4 & Xbox 720: AMD Jaguar-CPU mit Radeon-Grafik im Check -  pc-magazin
Playstation 4 & Xbox 720: AMD Jaguar-CPU mit Radeon-Grafik im Check - pc-magazin

Benchmarks comparing the PS4 Jaguar CPU to the PS5 Zen CPU show what a  massive upgrade the PS5 is for devs, they had regularly expressed  frustration at last gen's weak CPU capability
Benchmarks comparing the PS4 Jaguar CPU to the PS5 Zen CPU show what a massive upgrade the PS5 is for devs, they had regularly expressed frustration at last gen's weak CPU capability

Jaguar (microarchitecture) - Wikipedia
Jaguar (microarchitecture) - Wikipedia

Secondary Processor And 2Gb RAM Discovered In PlayStation 4 | eTeknix
Secondary Processor And 2Gb RAM Discovered In PlayStation 4 | eTeknix

PC Gaming on the #PS4 GPU / Scaling Back the HD 7870 / Jaguar APU on PC -  YouTube
PC Gaming on the #PS4 GPU / Scaling Back the HD 7870 / Jaguar APU on PC - YouTube

Proof that Jaguar (PS4/XB1) CPUs are the heart of CP77's issues [Digital  Foundry] : r/cyberpunkgame
Proof that Jaguar (PS4/XB1) CPUs are the heart of CP77's issues [Digital Foundry] : r/cyberpunkgame

The exact PC equivalent of a PS4? | NeoGAF
The exact PC equivalent of a PS4? | NeoGAF

PS4 Pro held back by Jaguar CPU, here's the proof | TweakTown
PS4 Pro held back by Jaguar CPU, here's the proof | TweakTown

AMD Jaguar CPU Final Specs Revealed & Benchmark & Performance - CPU of PS4  and Xbox One - YouTube
AMD Jaguar CPU Final Specs Revealed & Benchmark & Performance - CPU of PS4 and Xbox One - YouTube

Sony confirms the PS4's eight-core Jaguar APU runs at 1.6GHz | TweakTown
Sony confirms the PS4's eight-core Jaguar APU runs at 1.6GHz | TweakTown

Sony Unlocks One More Jaguar Core in the PS4 - PC Perspective
Sony Unlocks One More Jaguar Core in the PS4 - PC Perspective

AMD A4-5000 APU review | TechRadar
AMD A4-5000 APU review | TechRadar

PS4 Hardware Specs Explained: Implications for PC Gaming & The Future |  GamersNexus - Gaming PC Builds & Hardware Benchmarks
PS4 Hardware Specs Explained: Implications for PC Gaming & The Future | GamersNexus - Gaming PC Builds & Hardware Benchmarks

AMD's Jaguar Architecture: The CPU Powering Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Kabini  & Temash
AMD's Jaguar Architecture: The CPU Powering Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Kabini & Temash

PS4 Pro held back by Jaguar CPU, here's the proof | TweakTown
PS4 Pro held back by Jaguar CPU, here's the proof | TweakTown

Microsoft Xbox One Architecture Detailed - ThinkComputers.org
Microsoft Xbox One Architecture Detailed - ThinkComputers.org

PS4 and Xbox One high volumes no problem for AMD | GamesIndustry.biz
PS4 and Xbox One high volumes no problem for AMD | GamesIndustry.biz

The Xbox One and PS4 share similar specs, but the devil's in the details |  Ars Technica
The Xbox One and PS4 share similar specs, but the devil's in the details | Ars Technica