Hmm, it's PS5 day in the US, and I'm still trying to make sense of the hardware. Series X and PS5 both use RDNA2, but not the same RDNA2. As I'm understanding so far, Series X's RDNA2 is probably better. Could be wrong.
I mean, people keep bragging about the PS5 architecture for some reason. Something to do with loading, I think. The funny thing is, there's evidence that devs aren't taking advantage of it. Rocket League is said to run better on a Series X than a PS5, but that's actually because they didn't actually make a Series X or PS5 version of the game. They're relying on backwards compatibility, and Series X runs One X games better than PS5 runs PS4 games. Makes me wonder how many other devs won't bother with true next gen versions of their games.
Yeah, it could be a while before next gen pays off, as always.