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The PS5 uses a semi-custom Zen 2 CPU and RDNA 2 GPU from AMD. Unlike older consoles (PS3’s Cell processor), this architecture is closer to a PC, which sounds promising—but the are entirely locked down. Emulating the GPU’s command buffers, cache coherency, and IO complex accurately requires reverse engineering at a scale that hasn’t happened yet.