So what does it actually do for gaming?

So what does it actually do for gaming?

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faster load times and smaller game sizes
faster load times also means you can do stuff like mix and match more types of enemies faster too

But PC already does that

n... no

It puts consoles on the same level as PCs from 2013.

But it does

because it is faster than most of the ssds and has a great memory controller it will be able to stream assets much faster. So in Theory it would be easier to bruteforce games, reduce pop in and have more detailed things without it beeing like in botw.
But even then, the xbox will be much more powerful. So if you like a loud console, housefire and detailed stuff go with sony. If you like resolution, frames, graphical fidelity and the rtx thing then go with xbox.

>5.5gbps

how?

even the fastest PC consumer SSD barely tops 4.8mbps

Games are designed for consoles not pc. That's why next gen will put pc in the bin.

Less of the RAM has to be used to store data not being seen by the camera, but still has to be in RAM for quick camera pans.

With a fast enough hard drive and access latency and bandwidth, more RAM space can be used for assets seen on camera and less on storing data not actively on camera.

tl;dr, more detailed worlds. It makes RAM usage more efficient.