No, Captain_Tom clearly stated some facts.  You continue to make silly comments that have no real point to them.  It's like your melting down in the face of reality.

Seems like Forza 5 is not holding 60fps constants too... some guy in B3D get two random samples in the gameplay video and get 57 and 54 fps.

http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1765069&postcount=151

He did get a bigger sample after (5 seconds) and got these resultads.

300 frames, 17 duplicates
283 distinct frames, with a result of ~ 56.6 frames per second over this 5 second period

http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1765290&postcount=161

It is not a big deal... just different from Forza 4 that have a fixed framerate... here it is more dynamic in this alpha code.

On a side note, I just think the main problem with this website is people making wild statements when they are not seasoned developers with the knowledge to make such assumptions.

And people gather, back and forth, in discussions about what is what, and no one knows shit for real. That's how a community gets derailed, fanboys gather up, and stupid arguments begin.

To prove the title of this thread, and write a compeeling and credible opinion, the OP needed to have access to and fully understand both system's hardware and working environments and being able to justify mathematically what makes a system better than the other.

This thread shortened sounds like this:

"Ok, lets see what wikipedia says about a single component of this entire hardware, the GPU. Nothing else weights any significant ammount of importance to be considered, because: internet gaming forums."

"See ? This numbers bigger in here, smaller in there. There is some yockels, and fowckelrs, some sneivlers too, thats it. 2x more graphics."

Not the best example, BF4 will run in 720p for next-gen consoles.

Drive Club isn't Gran Turismo 7. When GT 7 releases, we'll see why someone here never laughed his ass off without a reason.

EDIT: I do prefer closed track games competing with each other. 60 FPS do matter a lot!  30 FPS  does make sense in an open world racing game. 

Wikipedia?  It wasn't used once.  I also have a lot of experience with the 7000 series and can back up everything he says.  If you don't understand, then don't talk.  Just because you don't, doesn't mean everyone doesn't...

No it's in 1080p at 60 FPS.

On PC at least... on consoles 720p.

Nothing confirmed yet BTW.

Apparently Eddie knows all.  Following his comments on just about everyone's posts, he shows that every detail of each consloes system and internal design have been given to him and the Captain.  These two "Professional hardware designers" have deemed the power of both new consoles and only their opinions can be heard. 

Obviously Eddie, you can only know what is readily available to the public, which is really nothing.  Don't bother to tell us how much experience you and Captain Tom have with the 7000 series cards, as it really isn't relevent.  Unless you participated in the design of both the PS4 and XBone, you only have uninformed opinions like everyone else.

Exactly I do only know what is readily available to the public about next gen's hardware.  However if you understand GPU architecture at even a rudementary level, you will be able to predict how much stronger the PS4 is than the Xbox One.  I just have to say two things:

1) Obviously I may not be 100% correct to a decimal point, but it is obvious that the PS4 is well above 50% stronger than the X1.  It is between 55-100% more power.

2) Before righting everything someone says off, have you ever considered reading it and making an informed response (Probably not since this is VGchartz)?  The numbers add up and come from, as you said: "What is readily available to the public."  So then since it is, look it up and say something once you can.  But just saying "I don't get it, so theirs no way he can too!" is childish.