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VGKing on 03 April 2013
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JayWood2010 said:
VGKing said:
JayWood2010 said:
VGKing said:
JayWood2010 said:
Tabular said:
So... does 50% less GPU performance equal being aligned?


Off this one statement I have a strong feeling you know little about GPU's, CPU's, motherboards, HDD or SSD, or pretty much any other component that goes into a computer or console.  What makes this statement ridiculous is that not only do we not have a clue what GPU the NeXbox is but we don't even know the name of the NeXbox.  Somehow you know though? lol 

So you know the GPU in the PS4 is suppose to be capable of 1.84 tflops and similar to the AMD 7850 which is a midrange PC GPU.  As far as I'm aware not much else is known about the GPU in the PS4 so I doubt you even know the power of the PS4 either let alone the power of the NeXbox.

Welcome to vgchartz btw

@DietSoap  Same goes to you

Well we do have a clue...more than one actually detailing how poweful the GPU in the next Xbox will be. We have a general idea where the GPU lies and sources point to it being weaker than the one in the PS4. . Just because you don't like what you hear, it doesn't make it false. 

Anyway I find it funny how quickly people jumped to compare the specs. It's irrelevant. When Ubisoft says the consoles are similar he's talking about features, not technical specifications. The consoles are similar in that department too, bu there are some pretty big differences.

Not what Im saying.  I honestly dont care which one is more powerful.  PS3 is more powerful than the X360 but it didnt show most of the time.  all im saying is he doesnt know, nor do you what the specs are in the NeXbox.  Until MSFT confirms specs it is dumb to say 50% more powerful.  If they are similar then it will be very little difference, not 50%. Im not going to sit here saying it is weaker or mor powerful.  If they are similar i expect it to be pretty much like this generation where software and services matter.

There's an obvious reason for that. I don't even have to explain it to you. You already know.

The thing is that WE DO KNOW what the specs of the next Xbox are. We do. These are very reliable sources and that got it right with the PS4. There is no reason not to believe this information is 99% accurate save for some change in clock speeds.

I assume you are talking about ease of developement or that 3rd parties usually dont take advantage of power. Same could be said about PC.


@Bolded That is what I have been saying.  

Glad we agree.