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First, PlayStation and Xbox took sides over physical versus digital games. Then, the two consoles took sides over Hideo Kojima. Now, according to hardware leaker KeplerL2, the rumored Xbox Helix could be getting yet another advantage over the PlayStation 6: this time over raw graphics-computing capacity. In a NeoGAF discussion documented by VideoCardz.com, KeplerL2 said…

In September 2026, AMD leaker Kepler_L2 released a set of numbers. The PS6’s FP32 compute is 40 TFLOPS. Xbox Helix’s is 56 TFLOPS. On paper, that is a 40% gap. The RTX 5080, a current high-end desktop GPU, has an FP32 compute of roughly 56.28 TFLOPS and sells for nearly 10,000 yuan. The PS6’s 40…

Hardware leaker Kepler_L2 claims Project Helix, Microsoft’s confirmed next-generation Xbox, will carry a 56-TFLOP GPU against 40 TFLOPs for Sony’s PlayStation 6, a 16-TFLOP gap that looks decisive on a spec sheet. Microsoft has officially announced Project Helix and its AMD partnership, but neither company nor AMD has confirmed the alleged TFLOP figures, compute-unit counts,…

After PlayStation announced that it will end physical disc production in 2028, many have taken that to mean that the PlayStation 6 will no longer have a disc drive. It’s a good assumption to make, however, it’s still an assumption. We know next to nothing about the PS6. Signs point to it not having a…

Shortly after she was named CEO of Xbox, Asha Sharma announced “Project Helix,” which she said was the code name for the brand’s next-generation console. Now, in a new interview with BBC News at gamescom 2026, Sharma said that Xbox has been hard at work developing a “great family of devices” for Helix, indicating that…

TL;DR: Xbox’s Project Helix appears to be a “family of devices” blending Windows PC and Xbox console gaming, aiming for affordability, efficiency, and performance. CEO Asha Sharma said Microsoft will reveal more soon, may pursue new hardware business models and partnerships, and could include cloud or multi-device options. Voice: DefaultSpeed 0:00 / 2:37 Use left…