victor83fernandes said:
Great use of Irony. We all know PS5 isn't capable of those graphics at 4k, which will most likely be a demand for all next gen games. Even a current 2000dollars PC can't do that without heating issues, or huge fan noise, or frame drops. Xbox series X could be closer to be able to, but it won't cost only 500dollars, I even have my doubts if PS5 will be only 500dollars. |
Yes, PR wording, or even strategical lack of words, could make people imply that was full fledged RT and 4k on a PS5, while it was lower res, on a devkit on a PC more powerful than PS5 and it used a kind of lighting less computing heavy than full fledged RT. Anyhow, although 4k on $500 HW makes me smile too, GPU real world performances growth is always less than theoretic one and medium-low-power consumption GPUs, as those viable for a console APU, are still far from delivering that, if that HW will be able to offer acceptably good FX at a stable 60Hz or more at 1080p or slightly better, I'll be quite happy, as not too later PCs with low power Zen 3 CPUs and low range RDNA 2 GPUs will most probably offer a respectable 1440p with good framerate and decent FX that would make power lovers unhappy, but surely will make me happy (after staying turned off a month my old PC died and as I'm forced to do it earlier than I wanted, I'm gonna build a new one with a cheap Ryzen 2600, 16GB RAM, luckily found at a very few euros more than 8GB, and recycling the old fanless R7 250 GPU, waiting for much more powerful low power consumption HW to make a real major upgrade, for a temporary upgrade Zen+ as cheap as possible made more sense than a much more expensive Zen 2 that, except the most powerful, power-hungry and expensive models, will be outperformed soon even by mid or even mid-low range Zen 3, and the most powerful current fanless GPUs are really outdated and desperately needing RDNA 2 successors, as except on laptop models, they are two evolutions old compared to the latest full-power models, and except the next custom models for consoles, current APUs aren't in a better situation).
Last edited by Alby_da_Wolf - on 15 May 2020
