Killzone Shadow Fall doesn't have dedicated servers!!

[Adinnieken]

iamdeath said:

Adinnieken said:

You do realize that only 14 of those CUs will actually be used for rendering.  The other 4 will be used for GPGPU purposes.  So, the actual performance difference won't be whatever 50%+ number you decide on. 

Also, the Xbox One has 6 CPU cores available to the games, the PS4 has only 4 as the PS4's CPU is split into two.  While the CPU doesn't have an impact on pixels, it does have an impact on frame rate. 

Finally, if you believe the PS4 is dedicating 1.84TF to the game then you're subject to wishful thinking.  While I doubt it'll be 10% like the Xbox One uses towards Kinect, there will be a portion of the GPU dedicated to the OS because the OS is still running in the background. 

That said, stay on topic.  This thread isn't about the hardware differences.  It's about Killzone having dedicated servers or not.

You again with this mis-information., You realise everything you said here has been disproven and is total Drivel right? Totally false, nice try. Where is that dGPU man?

Sony developer documentation details how Sony themselves recommend developers use 14 CUs for rendering purposes and the remaining 4 CUs in the GPU for GPGPU purposes because the efficiency of the GPU beyond 14 GPUs breaks down.  And GPGPU stands for General Purpose computation on the Graphical Processing Unit, not discrete GPU as you attempted to imply.

http://www.vgleaks.com/playstation-4-balanced-or-unbalanced/

Mark Cerny:  "The point is the hardware is intentionally not 100% round. It has a little bit more ALU in it than it would if you were thinking strictly about graphics.  As a result of that you have an opportunity, you could say an incentivisation, to use that ALU for GPGPU."

In layman's terms, beyond 14 CUs the GPU loses its efficiency.  While developers can still use the 4 additional CUs for rendering, developers are better off using them for GPGPU.   

But if you believe Mark Cerny is misinforming people, go for it.