DraconianAC on 31 March 2013
In my opinion the real question is: how much graphical power can developers squeeze out of a console with a specialized APU architecture dedicated for gaming. I am of course assuming that the hardware is highly proficient at its specialization, and there are no unforeseen bottlenecks within its own design. Anyway, What is the multiplier effect; in other words, how much more can it do than the sum of it's own parts? Will it be a small multiplier? Will there be non at all, or will it be large enough that might change the way PC gaming rigs are built?
