Been under a rock? Been outed as fake pretty much everywhere...
"The result is a 33% reduction in compute power, from 1.84 TFLOPs in the PS4 to 1.23 TFLOPs in the Xbox One."
Sony gave the PS4 50% more raw shader performance, plain and simple (768 SPs @ 800MHz vs. 1152 SPs & 800MHz). Unlike last generation, you don't need to be some sort of Jedi to extract the PS4's potential here. The Xbox One and PS4 architectures are quite similar, Sony just has more hardware under the hood. We’ll have to wait and see how this hardware delta gets exposed in games over time, but the gap is definitely there.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6972/xbox-one-hardware-compared-to-playstation-4/
So it's official then--the PS4 is more powerful than the Xbox One. Gamers rejoice--Sony built a platform focused on games and not on taking over your living room. But will you really be able to tell the difference in cross-platform games? Which one will you buy (first)?
By cross-platform I meant games that aren't exclusive to any one platform. You better believe that any PS4 exclusives will make use of all the shader resources available. But if the architectures are so similar, would developers choose to target the Xbox One hardware as the lowest common denominator for acceptable performance?You will be able to tell. Developers like DICE, & Bungie will take advantage of this. If by cross platform you mean the Sports/CoD yearly releases...of course not but I don't even count those anyway.
You have sites that do comparisons of all the cross platform games already that tell people "this one has better lighting or textures". This will continue and there will undoubtedly be differences noticed.
By cross-platform I meant games that aren't exclusive to any one platform. You better believe that any PS4 exclusives will make use of all the shader resources available. But if the architectures are so similar, would developers choose to target the Xbox One hardware as the lowest common denominator for acceptable performance?
By cross-platform I meant games that aren't exclusive to any one platform. You better believe that any PS4 exclusives will make use of all the shader resources available. But if the architectures are so similar, would developers choose to target the Xbox One hardware as the lowest common denominator for acceptable performance?
Anandtech hath spoken and even if most of the difference can only be seen on vid game sites with a side by side It is important to me.mi seems like this diff is bigger than current gen and likely without the hamstringing complexity of the ps3.http://www.anandtech.com/show/6972/xbox-one-hardware-compared-to-playstation-4/
So it's official then--the PS4 is more powerful than the Xbox One. Gamers rejoice--Sony built a platform focused on games and not on taking over your living room. But will you really be able to tell the difference in cross-platform games? Which one will you buy (first)?
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6972/xbox-one-hardware-compared-to-playstation-4/
So it's official then--the PS4 is more powerful than the Xbox One. Gamers rejoice--Sony built a platform focused on games and not on taking over your living room. But will you really be able to tell the difference in cross-platform games? Which one will you buy (first)?
I'm kind of disappointed MS skimped on the GPU so much (probably to offset cost to put a kinect in every box, along with using DDR3 memory instead of GDDR5). This will affect all multi platform games since they tend to develop for the lowest common denominator then port it. Especially with such similar hardware now. Therefore PS4s extra juice will only really benefit its exclusive games.
As an "xbox guy" since 2001 (who also owned a ps3 once prices weren't absurd), I am getting the PS4 first. Perhaps in a year or two the xbox one will have some exclusives which will make it worthwhile, but the xbox one reveal was bullshit. Most of the people watching the reveal were "cord cutters" and give zero fucks about cable tv.
I do like the design of the Xbone though... would look nice on a home theater shelf. Not flimsy and cheap like the 360. Controller also looks good. Glad they didn't completely load it up with gimmicks. They already had the best controller (IMO), no need to re-invent it.
Microsoft is doing what Sony did when they launched the PS3. Pissing everyone off and acting like they're god's gift to gaming. Some call it the "third console curse"
A lot of us, certainly. Given that I am leaning heavily to dropping my satellite quite soon I couldn't care any less about a box that works with cable tv.Most of the people watching the reveal were "cord cutters" and give zero fucks about cable tv.
You will be able to tell. Developers like DICE, & Bungie will take advantage of this. If by cross platform you mean the Sports/CoD yearly releases...of course not but I don't even count those anyway.
You have sites that do comparisons of all the cross platform games already that tell people "this one has better lighting or textures". This will continue and there will undoubtedly be differences noticed.
Been under a rock? Been outed as fake pretty much everywhere...
Oh please
The PS3 was more powerful on paper too but when push came to shove in the real world it meant squat