fillet said:
VGKing said:
think-man said:
VGKing said:
We've known this for months too :D
The RAM difference is pretty huge between PS4 and Xbox One.
PS4 = 7GB Fast GDDR5 RAM for games.
Xbox One = 5GB Slow DDR3 RAM for games.
It's a big difference and it will affect the games. Xbox One will be the limiting factor for next-gen 3rd party titles. It's obvious that the entertainment focus of Microsoft had a huge effect on the design of the console. Both on the specs and the apperance of the console itself. Seriously, it looks like a DVR or set-top box. |
You're comparing GDDR to DDR....
GDDR is for the graphics card and DDR is for the RAM
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These consoles are using UNIFIED memory. They don't have split pools of system and gpu ram like current-gen consoles.
PS4 = 8GB Unified GDDR5 Memory.
Xbox One = 8GB Unified DDR3 Memory w/ 32MB ESRAM.
Yes, GDDR is for graphics, which is why Sony picked it for hte PS4. DDR is for general purpose computing.
Jumpin said:
VGKing said:
We've known this for months too :D
The RAM difference is pretty huge between PS4 and Xbox One.
PS4 = 7GB Fast GDDR5 RAM for games.
Xbox One = 5GB Slow DDR3 RAM for games.
It's a big difference and it will affect the games. Xbox One will be the limiting factor for next-gen 3rd party titles. It's obvious that the entertainment focus of Microsoft had a huge effect on the design of the console. Both on the specs and the apperance of the console itself. Seriously, it looks like a DVR or set-top box. |
DDR3 is as high as it gets for RAM.
GDDR5 is GPU ram based on DDR3.
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You have no idea what you're talking about. These are consoles, not PCs.
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Xbox One will not be using DDR3 RAM for the GPU.
Logic dictates it would be too much of a bottleneck to touch such low bandwidth rubbish.
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The GPU and CPU will share the 8GB DRR3 & 32 MB ESRAM. The console has unified system memory.
