Scorpio wont do native 4K in most AAA games, its basic math

[Ruler]

walsufnir said:

Ruler said:

PS4 Pro = 4.2TF

Xbox Scorpio = 6TF  (42% more powerfull)

 

PS4 Pro 1440p = 4,953,600 pixels

4K = 8,294,400 pixels (67% more pixels)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_resolutions

 

Now of course people argue its just the GPU and the Xbox One has more ram and better CPU but so does the PS4 Pro with 2.1 ghz CPU, all what Xbox Scorpio has is more ram from 8Gb to 12GB. But i doubt this is enough to give true for 4K, GPU is mostly important to get a higher resolution, the Xbox One will probably hit 7 million pixels maybe 7.5 million pixels but this is still not enough to get true 4K which is 8.3 million

Meanwhile you have all these people and sites going around saying that the Scoripio will do 4K 60fps, it wont even do native 4K

So, what is this thread, Ruler? Are you disturbed that people say something bad about your company because they point out that the Pro is not all-shiny good? Already gathering ammunition for a console that we still don't know the crucials details about because others do that to the pro? No offense, just curious.

Then you have your usual behavior of "all these people and sites going around saying that the Scoripio will do 4K 60fps": Who? Seriously, who?

Who expects a current game to perform at 4x the resolution with double the framerate? And why wouldn't it do 4k? Even the Pro does in some games and Scorpio will be even more powerful. How is that even a question? Why do you think it won't do native 4k? Your whole reasoning is "off" to put it slightly. The starting point is already wrong and your proof afterwards shows exactly that.

i gave a link previously of such a site in this thread, and dont look further than N4G, DF comment sections or on youtube if you want to see the hate for PS. Everyone takes it for granted that the Scorpio will do native 4K in every AAA game, it wont even do in most AAA games if you look at the facts. Thats not speculation by me but calculations and estimates with Microsofts own numbers.