nnodley on 08 February 2013
| Raze said: Not a surprise, they're likely using a similar processor to the PS3, considering 8 cores is still peaking it for the majority of PCs out there. They're likely taking a page out of Nintendo's book, where Nintendo used GC parts to put together the Wii, Sony is likely transporting its PS3 investments into the PS4. Extra memory, a faster gpu, and more HD space will be the main features, not major graphical leaps. Interesting to see how they're going to go, seems like they're planning to make a go for the casuals. Worked well for Nintendo last gen. |
What in the world are you talking about. The ps4 is more than likely using a CPU and GPU that are like PCs. All the rumors on the ps4 specs, which are all saying the same thing now, point to the ps4 being a pretty big jump. It will be a huge mistake for Sony and MS to not get specs that will play all of the high end PC games at 1080p and 60fps at ultra settings plus having room for even more improvement on graphics and other stuff.
