darkknightkryta on 20 June 2013
| Soleron said: There's no magic sauce in the chip. The compute engine thing, for example, helps with scheduling multiple background GPU threads but isn't really a performance improvement. You will never see graphics out of a PS4 that exceed what is possible on a $1000 PC. The PS4' s advantages are: single spec to optimise for, lower total cost due to volume scaling. |
You do realize Sony had AMD change the APU to make the computes run graphics and physics in parallel? There's no time sharing going on here...
What does your second post have to do with AMD releasing a PS4 APU variant?
