No. Nsanity has been on Ethomaz's case for quite some time now. Ethomaz's reply is very much deserved.

Of course it is most things from twitter... now how can he list the GAF thread if the OP there have credit for my own user in GAF saying I'm copying from there lol.

The pics I shared here I shared in GAF too... I share here first (some minutes to share there)... the Kinect picture I shared first too... it is not bad because all pictures I used have the original source in here.

My thread here is even early than the original in GAF (not the only he shared because that one is the new one due the first get a DBZ comparision thread).

So he needs to stop to bullshit here.

I think all the multimedia tasks will be done by coprocessors and not the main APU... it is even possible to Xbone have a ARM CPU like PS4 have... the Kinect processor is separeted this time too.

The APU will almost be free for games only (I guess only two cores will be use for OS and multimedia).

And PS4?

Same... I guess two CPU cores reserverd to OS and the GPU only for games... a ARM processor for background tasks.

Xbox One and PS4 are relly similar in terms of architecture... the differences are the GDDR5, eSRAM + DataMoves and GPU RAM Power... I guess the audio processor in Xbone is a bit more powerful but PS4 have a audio processor too.

The Xbone seems to have more coprocessos to free up the CPU/GPU but I think that just will help to close the gap in power with PS4... not to give advantage to Xbone.

In regards to the UI, the Xbox One should have the advantage, DDR3 Memory typically has roughly a 20% latency advantage over GDDR5 so it will help a little, whether that's perceptable by people is another matter entirely.

Plus, unlike Sony, Microsoft has been building fully fledged and functional Operating Systems for decades, so one would expect it will be fluid and fast with minimal resources, just use a Windows Phone with it's under-powered hardware and you will quickly see what I mean! The equivalent hardware usually chugs on Android or iOS.
Plus, through this entire current generation the Xbox 360 certainly had the advantage in the amount of resources the OS used compared to the PS3, especially in memory consumption and CPU time.

Things like Video Streaming and general media playback will be processed, not by the CPU, but by AMD's UVD hardware in the GPU in a best case scenario, which is more energy efficient and faster than on the CPU, otherwise the rest should be offloaded to the GPU's compute shaders with the rest of the processing on the CPU.

As far as how games will perform compared to the PS4, the Multi-platforms should be relatively similar, just like how Multiplatforms on consoles and PC are similar despite being 1,000x more powerfull, it's the exclusives and the big developers willing to put the extra effort in that will really shine.

The 3.2 I thought was off the chain type of stuff but it was funny non the less.  Thats why I stated i had not the opportunity to calculate the CPUs contribution to the total TFlops of the PS4 and I could not remember any solid numbers on that point.  I will let ethomaz run those numbers as I am arms pit to hell in work.

What cannot be proven today is that whole discrete hidden GPU thing of a bob which we would have to wait until September 29/ 21 for.  There should be some comedy gold on that one. 

Just to add... I don't know how it works in Xbone but the video record/streaming in PS4 is outside the GPU (no UVD)... there are a chip in the HDMI output that get the data and save or stream to the internet... I don't know if this work is done by the ARM processor or another coprocessers but it is outside the APU.

It really is starting to appear that when developers have stated the difference or gap between the PS4 and X1 is not that big, is turning up to more true than a lot of people probably believed.  There is a hell of a lot of stuff going on in that big APU of MS.  I see why their driver team will be very important in getting as much out of that beast as possible.  Its one of the things MS was touting about just before Gamercon.

The 3.2TFLOPS is based in a dedicated GPU working in Crossfire on PS4... the guy says the dedicated GPU in Xbone is more powerful giving it combined in Crossfire 5TFLOPS... the PS4 have a weak dedicated GPU so the combined power is 3.2TFLOPS.

PS4 arch is already know and the Xbone motherboard have no place for a dedicated GPU... I don't know what world the guy lives but for sure it is false.

He tried to support his claims saying no GPU @ 1.2TFLOPS runs games like showed by MS at E3 but in fact the a 1.2 TFLOPS GPU have more than enough power to run Ryse, Forza 5, etc like it was showed at E3... multiplataforms will run better on PC than consoles.