@tormentos said:
Like i say more CU more bandwidth higher performance,you don't need to quote some one from DF for that.
How much more is the question.
@i_p_daily said:
You accuse others of damage control, and yet that 17% is MINIMUM difference lol.
Yeah keep waiting for the PS5 to drop to 9.2Tf you will die waiting,oh and keep the damage control.
the xbox is more powerful sorry that is not just for the gap some of you would have wanted.
@Grey_Eyed_Elf said:
You do realise that mesh shading isn't exclusive to XSX nor AMD alone?... Why do I bring this up you ask?... Well you just shot your self in the foot, its purely a technique used and will be used with PS5 also and the more power you have the better it will run.
The XSX has a better GPU than the PS5 and according to you system warrior's is almost as powerful as a 2080 Ti... Yet in the mesh shading demo is taking more than 2x the time to render the dragon with pass through than a Ti.
Good luck next generation guys.
You people are too gullible, developers are human beings who have WILL and have in the past said what ever favours the console developer they are working with to build hype, nothing new.
Don't know if this was hurting the xbox or not,but the xbox was rendering at native 4k the 2080ti was rendering at 1440p,why was doing so at 1440p i don't know.
@Gatygun said:
Sadly for Sony they lost the spec war.
SSD is important over HDD
SSD speed over SSD speed that's 2>5 is not important even remotely.
Also MS has there own solutions to do exactly what Sony does. So i dunno what you guys are even discussing at this point. At the end of the day the GPU and CPU performance decide in those boxes what will be pushed forwards performance wise and frankly xbox series x will have the edge on this always. PC will be in a complete different realm as usual tho.
Yeah that is so true that is why after the xbox one X was introduce MS sales reach 100 millions,because that is what is important.
17% gap in GPU and the PS5 SSD >>>>>>>>>> the xbox SSD by more than double the speed,people will notice more a game loading much much faster on PS5 than the few pixels or frames the PS5 could be missing.
Imaging pressing a button and the OS is there in a split second,then back to the game just as fast,switching games on the fly.
Spec war not sale wars
Sony lost the performance crown with there base model unless they make changes.
It's not 17% because GPU is variable and not fixed. 17% is the absolute best situation PS5 gets vs lower % which we don't know exactly because sony didn't really tell us what it's real clock actually is. So u could say 99% ( obviously not likely ) slower or 18% slower, we do know its slower.
So 17% isn't being realistic.
Sony aims for instant load speed, 2x slower then something that is already not noticeable isn't much slower is it?
See how that works,
Also microsoft has its own kraken solution going on with its own compression that works about the same as what sony offers even while there SSD is half the speed and therefore will be slower.
The thing i wanted to say is that SSD speed is heavily heavily overrated after a certain point and people on PC know this as no other. The main bottleneck was the HDD as cerny also mentioned in his presentation both got rid of it and push some high quality SSD's in there.
Switching games fast PS5 has the edge, they can fill that memory pool probably in 2 seconds, xbox will need to double or tripple that. As there last demo showcased 5 seconds i believe? makes sense that's still 2 seconds for sony.
How many times do you also switch a game?, i can switch games instantly which i often do on my PC because of ram. would even 5 seconds wait times bother me? not really. because u do it once in a hour or something. And for loading stuff in games the difference like i already mentioned won't be noticeable or barely as u won't see the 30 seconds load screens anymore, its basically 1 second vs 2 seconds when games are optimised. And frankly its not going to be much different.
However slower cpu and gpu will always be noticeable with performance issue's when those boxes will get pushed. And frankly as i own a 9900k 5,1ghz and a 1080ti heavy oc'ed both pieces of hardware i push to its limits daily with games, so next gen titles will not have much issue's with pushing those boxes straight out of the gate, the same way PS4 and xbox one got pushed straight out of the gate with new generation titles.
At the end of the day, consoles will be bought by the people that care about certain things. I personally after having tested loads of SSD's and even have a bunch of them myself, the upgrade from HDD > SSD = godly, SSD speed > higher SSD speed not so much.
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