@scatteh316 said:
@Pedro said:
@BassMan said:
@Pedro: Yes, 30fps is always shit. Especially for a racing game. Also, enough of your bullshit with percentages of PC users that have whatever hardware. It doesn't matter. The PC platform is capable of so much more than the consoles. It is up to each individual to decide how much they want to invest and what quality they want out if it.
Firstly in your opinion 30fps is shit and thats fine but don't state it as if its some indisputable rule. Bullshit percentage? Feel free to take a look at Steam hardware survey if you think its bullshit. Don't blame me for the reality of the situation blame yourself for ignoring it. To say it doesn't matter that a mere ~3% of steam users game on stronger hardware is to ignore the reality that the MAJORITY of PC gamers are gaming on hardware equal to significantly weaker hardware than consoles. Having potential is great but if the majority of the gamers on the platform is not gaming at said performance then it is incorrect to imply that the standard PC gaming performance is better than consoles.
That's 3% of 125,000,000 million accounts..... And by my counts it's above 3% as results for the 1070ti, Vega 56/64 and 64LC aren't exactly clear and present in the survey.
Heck the GTX1060 can be argued to be stronger then Xbox X and that has 14.61% install base.
That's a total of 17.58% which places total systems with a STEAM account that are on par or faster then Xbox X at 21.9 million - And that percentage isn't even for every GPU better then X's.
Even taking that low 3% average puts the number of PC's better then Xbox X at 3.75 million...... I'm betting Microsoft haven't even sold that many Xbox X's (And remember 1070ti and Vega percentages aren't included)
Quoting percentages instead of actual numbers is Ronbots trick.....
125,000,000 were the official active user account numbers from February 2015. Using Steamspy (as there are no newer official figures) there are approximately 280,000,000 steam users worldwide.
Estimated U.S. Steam users = 41,164,485 or 14.45% of the total number
Then using the Steam Survey, approximately 30% of people who participated are using a GPU more powerful than the PS4 Pro or in the region of 78,000,000 when scaled up to the estimated total number of users.
How many PS4 Pro's have been sold?
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