According to a leaker known as KeplerL2, the PlayStation 6 is anticipated to deliver up to 40 teraflops of performance, while the next Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, is expected to reach 56 teraflops. These figures suggest a theoretical 40% performance advantage for the Microsoft console over its Sony counterpart.
These teraflop counts are comparable to high-end PC graphics cards, with the PS6's projected performance aligning with something like an RX 9070+. However, it's important to note that teraflops are not always a perfect metric for comparing the relative performance of different products, even when they share similar underlying architectures, such as the expected AMD components in both upcoming consoles.
The next generation of consoles is still anticipated to launch late next year. The leaker shared these predictions on a Neogaf forum thread, sparking discussion about the potential appeal of new consoles for PC gamers.