| generic-user-1 said: the benchmark u linked is realy core heavy it seams, so its natural that the apus are a bit worse and intel duo cores a bit better. u cant transfer this directly to gaming, so i maybe give the ps4 cpu to much credit. im building a pc to beat the ps4 in price and power. atm its not possible(even if u count in ps+ for a year), for the xbone its possible(u can build a full hd "gaming" pc for 450€) |
It's definitely not possible to beat a console in price/performance. It might not even be possible to beat it at the end of its life. I mean the hardware is one thing but consider the form factor, assembly, OS, controller, maybe even a free game. All that adds to the value so if it's for price, PCs will never be able to beat consoles.
Good that they don't have to.
And don't forget that you need much stronger hardware than the console hardware to match the performance thanks to the low level API and optimized games.
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