As we mentioned, there are many projects on the Internet about how users believe (or how they would like) that the design of the next SONY console will be a question, a question that hasn't been revealed yet and one that can now be imagined. However, most of those designs are quite utopian because it's hard to imagine an efficient cooling system for the console component.
The design of the PS5 will be explained by its thermal performance
While Microsoft introduced the Xbox Series X was heavily criticized for the monolithic design of the Console, it is too large and inconsistent with the architecture used for these devices. However, it is a very clever design that requires the best temperature for the performance of its internal components with the minimum noise required (in fact, one of its engineers' rooms has been that the sound is less than that of the Xbox One yet).
The hardware that the new generation will be installing is much more powerful than the current generation, and even though it is very efficient it does not mean it will produce less heat, because the reality is that it is the opposite. Therefore, Console design is influencing operations now more than ever thermal performance, and thermal efficiency have a direct impact on overall performance as, as you know, otherwise occur Exclamation.
For this reason, many of the conceptual projects that cripple the network of networks are wrong or, at the very least, not currently available. There is a high likelihood that SONY will opt for a PS5-like design for the Xbox Series X, in the form of a monolith and a noticeable size to promote adequate cooling, and to have good, functional, internal components.
In fact, some users have noticed this and the latest concept designs they released for the PS5 no longer feature spacecraft, croissant, or square-shaped spsoes as we've seen before, but rather approach the concept. from the Microsoft console. And for a sample, button:
So, with the demise of SONY as it may eventually surprise us all with the build of its console, don't be surprised if they finally present a design similar to the one we featured in the image above, as it seems to be one of the most sensible options we've seen so far, as we say in terms of console performance.
