Sony PlayStation may have stealthily released the much-anticipated revised model of the PS5 down under.
The hardware change, which will allegedly come next year, will see the Sony PlayStation 5 get outfitted with a new semi-custom AMD APU on a smaller manufacturing node (6nm), which is technically cheaper to make. And for those of you who are unaware of how nodes work with electronics, a smaller node means the chip tends to be faster because the manufacturer can cram more circuitry in a smaller area.
Industry leakers believed that this redesign can solve the Sony PlayStation 5's supply issues because the entire console itself will be cheaper to make. But of course, Sony hasn't commented yet on anything about this update either.
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Written by RJ Pierce
