Legend11 said:
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RIP ps3, xbox360.
welcome home ps4 and X1
Legend11 said:
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RIP ps3, xbox360.
welcome home ps4 and X1
Dude, the whole time I tought you were joking and I even laughed. Until I've red the last sentence...lol. What does it have to do with raw power of the console? The day I buy an XboxOne is when it price drop a lot because they allow me not to buy a useless (for me) device that will check on my heart beat and muscle. That Day the Xbox will be at around 200$ and worth it. I want to game, that's all I want when buying a console.
RIP ps3, xbox360.
welcome home ps4 and X1
DJEVOLVE said:
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No you give it a break. It has been clear from the start to anyone with any hardware knowledge that the X1 is much weaker than the PS4. I am tired of this BS MS keeps spouting...
Captain_Tom said:
No you give it a break. It has been clear from the start to anyone with any hardware knowledge that the X1 is much weaker than the PS4. I am tired of this BS MS keeps spouting... |
I keep seeing this, when it's clearly not true.
I don't see where microsoft is saying the xone is more powerful, all Microsoft is saying is the the PS4 is not the claimed 30% or more faster than people are saying.
In the end it does not matter if the PS4 is 2x more powerful than the xone, PS4 will not get all those sweet exclusives.
Forza, Ryse, Titan Fall and a zillion more exclusives. I love Microsoft. :)
Jega said: I don't see where microsoft is saying the xone is more powerful, all Microsoft is saying is the the PS4 is not the claimed 30% or more faster than people are saying. |
Good because that is how much more powerful it is...
Here is what I believe. The PS2 was a nightmare to code for and the UI was basically, nada. The Xbox, on the other hand, was easy to code for and had a dashboard, friends list, voice messaging, XBL, HDD, customized sound tracks during games etc. The PS3 was a nightmare to code for and the UI was very poor due to Sony not giving the machine enough OS ram. The Xbox 360, well, you get where I'm going.
I think the Xbone will have a better UI and it will run smoother because MS has been creating software since most of you weren't even alive. Sony's strength has never been software and I doubt it ever will. That doesn't mean PS4 won't have the best games etc, but if you're looking for quick and efficient apps, UI performance and integration across all things (smart phones, internet etc), you will want to own an Xbone.
Captain_Tom said:
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Oh you got me there. DAMMIT! I feel really owned.
SARCASM! :)
Jega said:
Oh you got me there. DAMMIT! I feel really owned.
SARCASM! :) |
I know you disagree with me (and reality), but your response did make me laugh... :)
Zappykins said:
I completely agree with the highlighted part, but have you read what you are saying? You say it doesn't work and doesn't matter, but then it magically matters on the PS4. The 7790 has nearly three times the CU's of the 7950, yet is barely twice as powerful. So CU's don't make the significant change would would expect on the 7950. Why does it matter on the GPU cards but not on consoles? Isn't that what you are saying or do you mean something different. Not trying to be hostile, just seems contradictory. |
What exactly doesn't work ?
The 7790 has 14 CU (2 more than the X1) and runs at 1000 mhz, while the 7950 has 28 CU and was running at 800 mhz when it was introduced (the latest version runs at 850 mhz on reference cards), but anyway, to me 14 vs 28 CU is two times, right ?
And it performs accordingly to that, more or less two times the performance.
The big picture of the GCN 7th gen is quite clear :
PS4 is between 7850 (16 CU) and 7870 (20 CU) with 18 CU, the X1 is between the HD7790 (14 CU) and 7770 (10 CU) with 12 CU. The HD 7970 chip is a huge GPU that would have produced 600$ console again and this gpu was too big to make it in a single SOC, the gpu die alone is the same size than the whole X1 system (cpu/esram/gpu and every dedicted hardware silicon) and probably the PS4 SOC too.
It's an efficient architecture, proven one, that does scale VERY well and when you look at performance/watt ratio, the Pitcairns (7850/7870) always have been considered as the best setup, it's the sweet spot of this architecture in efficiency per watt (having 32 ROPs like the HD 7950/7970 is a winner, not because of 50% more CUs). So in fact it doesn't work like in Penello's FUD. The new hd 7790 is really good too on performance/watt, because it is capable of doing 2 triangle/cycle unlike the HD 7770 who was lacking a bit in perf/watt, so im not saying the X1 is not effective, just that having 18 CU is equally effective. There s no inherent loss because there s more CU, and the guy from ars technica debunks that too. That's what forums are for as well, discuss what's information and what's FUD.
ps: (my english sounds like a wrecked train sometimes (most of the time) because im french :D)