Tesla reveals Model S 2021 gaming PC specifications

The 11-minute video goes through the innards of the computer inside the electric performance car. Because of this, we now know that the AMD Zen1+ processor is a quad-core 45W APU with a 500KB L2 cache and 4MB L3 Cache. Meanwhile, the Tesla Model S's computer has access to both a built-in graphics card, as well as a discrete GPU based on AMD's Navi 23 architecture.

Rounding out these hardware specifications is a 17-inch "cinematic display" and a 960-watt audio system that has an LG Innotek Wi-Fi module.

The Tesla Model S Plaid version will set you back around $130,000, give or take. This puts it firmly above most people's budget as far as cars go. However, if you're keen on having a complete mobile gaming experience and a high-performance car to boot, then be our guest. The Model S Plaid is in a company of its own as far as its infotainment system and performance goes.

Unfortunately, as much as we'd like to believe that the Model S Plaid can run Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3, we'll hold off our judgment until we see it for ourselves.

Here's to hoping that someone who's got an extra $130,000 running around decides to splurge on one and test the in-car entertainment system for us. For the amount of money that you'll pay for the Model S Plaid - it costs around $40,000 more than the base model - Musk better hope that the Model S Plaid lives up to his earlier promises. Otherwise, several technophiles will be disappointed.

Speaking of The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt RED just announced that future updates for both titles will have to wait until 2022. Also, a recent video showcased The Witcher 3 running smoothly on the Steam Deck. If you can't afford a Model S Plaid, Valve's portable console might just be the next best thing.