Watch the quote trees, limit them to 3.  Otherwise the mods will get yea! :)

Thanks for the heads up :) 

No problemo

Yeah, blurring the image is a sure way to understand the extra power. I always play at 480p on PC, the differences are mindblowing.

Depends on the GPU, actually.  There are already GPU's out there, that outperform the PS4/XB1 (and I mean easily), it's simply a matter of brute force with an insane resource pool, versus the finesse of direct to metal coding you get from console development.  If the hardware specs were exactly the same, yes the console version would be better, because PC API's have to cover such an expanse of hardware variation, and as a result is less hardware specific (the API isn't the only factor, there's allot of background stuff on a PC that isn't on a console, even if you've closed all programs but the game).

The question is, where does the resource pool start to overpower the direct to metal?  That's actually an interesting question.  It's quite obvious the Titan Z or R295X2 (And yes, those two cards are as obscenely expensive as you would expect from 8 and 11.5TFlop cards) easily outpace either machine, but what's the low end, I wonder?  Anyone else know?

Sucks that there's no unlocked framerate option for the PS4. It also looks like that gap is getting wider because the differences aren't just in display resolution, but other attributes like texture resolution, shadows, and vegetation. We've already seen this with ambient occlusion (or lack thereof, on the X1) in Battlefield 4.

Umm, what? If the X1 is going to improve then logically the PS4 will too. They will never be able to ignore the HW difference, and you assume Sony will just sit on their hands and do nothing?

Uou bring up logic yet your post doesn't have much logic in it man.

The difference between X1 and PS4 is actually bigger than a HD6790 and a HD7850, so that's more than a PC GFX generation difference. If you look at it like that the difference becomes more apparant. And that's not even including the difference in memory bandwith. In more memory depended cases the difference can go up to 70%/80%.

And believe it or not, PS4 acutally has some ''secret sauce up it's sleeve''. It has 8 ACE units, against 2 ACE units in the X1. Only the AMD 290x has as many of these computing units. We probably will only see the true difference between the systems in future exclusive titles.

For the love of god people, clean up your quote trees!