| arsenicazure said:
yea.. 399 for the HDD enabled xbox.. still cheaper than a PC. Your clearly missing the point of my argument. PC's ARE better graphically.because the hardware evolves every few months. As for crysis being all pretty. yes its awesome. But how powerful of a system do you need to play it at those beaut settings: Here is a toms hardware article about building a "budget"gaming PC for a fairly cheap(for PC standards) $625. How did crysis score at 1080P: around 20FPS(overclocked).. without AA http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cpu-graphics-overclocking,2082.html
And a $1250+ PC ( thats the price of SIX XBOX 360 arcades): http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cpu-graphics-overclocking,2083-12.html Thats 30 FPS at 1080P
this is no excuse for consoles developed in 2005 to having "inferior" graphics.. if your gonna compare a 2005 BMW 5 series to a 2008 BMW M6 its common sense on which one is gonna trump at performance. But as the toms hardware article shows. even PC's above $1200 can barely manage to run crysis at those postcard perfect settings. KZ2 looks quite nice and is comparable to crysis, although not the same level. Eventualy- atleast by the last year of PS3/360's life I would expect a title that would compare favourably with crysis. The current generation has another 3 yrs in it alteast. If you compare perfect dark with GOW2 you see a marked difference Perfect dark zero (360 launch title)
gow:
gow2:
Crysis:
Killzone 2:
Id say HD consoles are improving pretty well. Inspite of not having DX10 support or dollops of RAM.
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Too bad those are only 720p (and some are less) and upscaled to 1080p,i know for a fact that the PC GPU can get about 30-40 fps with 720p upscaled to 1080p,and the consoles dont have REALY 1080p,they have upscaled because if they did have REAL 1080p they would get 10 fps while standing still...












