| HappySqurriel said: I don’t think there will be a major perceived jump in graphics in the next generation for the following reasons:
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well I agree with most of what you say I would like to add a few thoughts, first GPU processing power is roughly 10X what it was when the Xbox 360 came out so in two years a $400 console would be at least 12X more powerful thanks to the massive improvements in memory bandwidth between GDDR3 and GDDR5 great improvements COULD be made to graphics (and if console makers follow the current trend of using the GPU for more of the processing load with physics etc). But I think that the cost of creating the content will mean that there will be a smaller perceived jump in graphics but games will still look much better thanks to using methods that require less development time like anti-aliasing, draw distance and frame rate. So hopefully next gen we will see more games running in 1080p with 4-8X AA (or even 32X SSAA like Nvidia's high end DX11 Cards will be able to do) and 60 FPS.
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