vizunary said:
no, but the fewer ps3s that fold vastly outpower the greater number of pcs that do. just compare the folding stats. @joora and skaa and lingling and anyone i missed, you fudging idjots, i'm using a bluetooth keyboard and mouse on my ps3 right now. i look forward to stomping the shit out of pc gamers on UT! on topic, this is stupid. pc gamers are gonna keep on being pc gamers. |
The 'Typical' PC on Folding@home network is probably a 4 or 5 year old lab computer at an underfunded University or College that was easily outperformed in games by both the XBox and Gamecube (and likely the PS2); not exactly a great victory for the PS3. In UT you will get destroyed by PC gamers because of lag ... All else being equal, PC gamers will have a far better Ping because they will likely be on a wired network (as compared to WiFi) and many will have far better hardware which prevents them from running into chunking.
If you doubt the hardware: http://www.hothardware.com/articles/NVIDIA_GeForce_8800_Ultra/?page=5
Bleeding edge hardware currently allows people to play games like FEAR at a higher resolution,higher quality texture effects, with better AA and AF, at 2 to 4 times the framerate of the PS3
