| ethomaz said: @fillet Gamer developers are paused in the time since Crysis... so they not moved forward in terms of use of the PC resources. Now witth the next-gen you will see a big leap in graphcis on PC and then the video cards will became to be standard 4GB VRAM or more... the games in PC will start to use a lot more than 2GB VRAM. PC developers are waiting that... now some games in the PC will be showed in the next two year to became the techinical benchmark until the next-generation of consoles arrive and PC again up to the next level (like Crysis did in 2007). Consoles hold the PC game developement. |
Only recently have graphics cards been released that can do Crysis justice.
I agree with your sentiment in terms of the future prediction being a good thing and the ideal way forward.
There's no evidence whatsoever to support your claim though other than possibly a comment or two from a developer. But that means nothing because it will take all areas of the industry to have those same feelings both from a sentimental and business postion for it to be true.
So no, I'm sorry your comment doesn't actually amount to anything. The PS4 having 8GB GDDR5 is possibly going to indirectly help move things along in the PC area and thus in all areas but to say that as fact is way premature and nothing short of an optimistic assumption.
