| walsufnir said: But something seems wrong with what you are trying to say: Both systems take 2 of their 8 cores for operating system purposes so I don't see why the remaining 6 cores should suffer from that, other than the scheduler does some bad work but even then this is intransparent for the remaining cores which are for game purposes. |
Right, I don't think the other 6 cores would suffer from that. But you're assuming that they both take 2 cores, but we don't know that. The running assumption is that XB1 has been reserving more core time than the PS4. How can that be if they both reserve 2 cores? Maybe PS4 reserves 2 cores and XB1 reserves 2.5? Then overall you see how a PS4 game could do more CPU work even if the CPU is slightly slower.








