justinian said:
bananaking21 said:
Conegamer said:
I'm not the best person on computers, but I'd say it should be able to do more in the same way that a 2GHz Dual Core is more efficent than a 4GHz Single-Core.
It has more than enough RAM...for now...so that's the important thing, and even when the next-gen starts it should still have enough to have games ported to it with no issues. |
more than enough ram? lets be honest here thats no way "more than enough" modern day PC's usually have 8 GB of ram (a good one for gaming that is) some go up to 16 GB's. so 1 GB honestly is a littel ram, much better than the PS3 and 360. but in term of RAM the WiiU doesnt pack much
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The next xbox and PS will not have 8GB of RAM. Comparing PCs memory to a console's is pointless. PCs will always have significantly more because the RAM used is cheaper. X360 was using DDR2 when DDR1 was mainstream 7 years ago. Wii U is reported to be using GDDR4 RAM.
The best looking PC game running on a machine with 16GB RAM and the best GPU does not look 20x better than the best looking console game with 512MB RAM and an old ass GPU.
Crysis 3 on the best PC is not "massively" superior to the x360 version.
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It will be. Even comparing Crysis 2 on PC (with the HD texture pack and DX11 patch) vs 360 version is like night and day.
