Michael-5 said: If you look at my very first post on this thread, I do mention the GPU processing power (I also mention that the demo was played on a PC with around 6,000 GFLOPS, or on a processor 3x as powerful as PS4's). Here I'll quote it for you |
Again games are very gpu dependend these day's and so the gpu will be the most important factor in determing how much faster it is. If a game runs 9x faster because of the gpu, than the system is 9x faster in that application. And games are the playstation's main application. Also this is only raw processing power, PS4's gpu is based on much newer technology and uses much more efficient instruction sets, so the difference in speed will be bigger in a real world scenario.
Also the Cell in PS3 is not ''7 cpu's'', it's one cpu with one PPE and seven SPE's from witch one is turned off. Only the PPE can be seen as an actual cpu core though, the rest are supporting processing units and can only be used for a very limited amount of different tasks. The PPE has to manage those SPE's, PS4's 8 cores can all be used seperatly and are ''true'' cpu cores.
Also you fail yet again to count in the advantages of the PS4 one chip design, drastically improving data flow. With PS3 all comunication between cpu amd gpu had to pass over the motherboard, now it's all on one chip.
But since you clearly don't know what you're talking about, we are done discussing here.