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| CrazyGPU said: So wafer manufacturers increase the price of wafers and you say on other posts that present shrinks and smaller transistors don´t have any relation with price? you twist reality. |
You should try reading my posts within their intended context. It might help clear things up for you.
Conflating multiple issues and taking them out of context doesn't help your case... And your jabs are becoming droll.
| Intrinsic said: Come on you should know better. The PS4s isn't getting the additional ram for basic tasks; what does that tell you? Sony had to do that with the PS4pro because they were sticking to the same amount of Ram they had with the PS4s. But at the same time having to account for an increase in memory use due to running at higher resolutions. |
I am talking about all Playstation 4's. Not strictly just the Pro. So you are correct. "I did know better".
The base Playstation 4 had additional DDR3 to handle basic tasks like background downloads... Where-as Microsoft didn't.
| Intrinsic said: What I would like to know though is why the XB1X and the XB1s use the same amount of RAM for their system OS. |
Because the Xbox One X only renders it's Graphical User Interface at a pathetic 1080P, irrespective of output resolution.
It's almost the exact same software stack/features as the Xbox One S.
Thankfully though, Microsoft has opted to use simple colours, bold and sharp lines for it's user Interface so it scales fairly well to higher resolutions... However, images, videos and text does tend to look soft and gross.
Fact is, Microsoft's software stack on the Xbox does seem to have the edge over Playstation in terms of efficiency where they use less overall DRAM.
And they achieved that despite running multiple Operating Systems in a virtualised environment.
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