PS5 stock shortages could be a thing of the past, as Sony explores a possible console redesign.
Despite only launching late last year, PlayStation 5 stock issues have led to Sony re-thinking the design of the next-gen console.
The redesigned PS5 will reportedly enter production in 2022, complete with a semi-customised CPU from AMD.
“It says the next PS5 will come with a “new semi-customized” 6nm CPU from AMD,” reads a Dr. Serkan Toto tweet. “5nm is said to be too costly.”
Not only would the redesign make it cheaper for Sony to produce the PS5, but it should help to reduce stock shortages.
However, fans who have already purchased a PS5 needn’t be too worried about the new iteration, as it’s unlikely to contain any major new features.
The bad news, of course, is that PS5 stock shortages are likely to continue until production begins on the redesign.
Stock issues were a big problem in April, when hardly any consoles went on sale in the UK. This was due to shipping and delivery problems.
The console should be back in a big way next week, as retailers such as Argos, GAME, Currys, John Lewis…
