@EG101: the 5700xt has been overclocked to 2.2ghz without issues. There will be no problem to run the PS5 GPU at those speeds consistently if needed. Or else Cerny wouldn't have told devs that. But keeping the power consumption down if games don't utilize all the power is important, especially these days where the environment is so important. There is no point for the X1X to use 300watt running Netflix.

The small differences between these consoles isn't much to argue over. The X1 ran most games at 720 to 900p at 25-30fps, no Xbox fans complained then. Both these next gen consoles are impressive, but Sony looks like to have the best combination of power, innovation, and cost. People who really misses some pixels will have a gaming PC anyways.

@EG101: No, it's not. But keep saying that to further your little narrative.

I am sorry but according to you "This is mathematical fact. Not really open for debate."

Ok....

Lets break it down a bit further for you to understand..... Lets look at the RX 5700 XT NITRO+ Special Edition which is overclocked to the point of being at 10.4TFLOPS. Now a stock RX 5700 with 7.9 TFLOPS. Those two gpu's have a 2.5 TFLOP difference in performance. Math dictates a 24% performance difference.

So that 2.5 TFLOP lead should be HUGE!!!!!!! buts its not....

Now with a 22 game test the overall performance gap of the gpu's is only 16% at 4k and 1440p max settings. Using 4k resolution BF5 has a 10 fps difference 75 vs 65 fps only 14% gap. Look at Rage 2 which 34 fps vs 32 FPS at 4k 6% difference. Or AC: Odyssey 30 fps vs 27 FPS 10% difference. Now lets look at a game where we see almost a 19% difference in framerate Devil May Cry 5, 58 vs 48 FPS.

If both consoles are using same memory type and amount with same bandwidth using the same RDNA architecture we are only going to see slight differences in graphics and performance because even with a 2.5 TFLOP advantage of the 5700XT nitro over the plain 5700 is 14% in framerates. So at most we will only see minor graphical differences ie select few high vs ultra setting or slightly less post process effects to gain back that small % of performance to reach that 30 or 60 FPS target.

And mathematically it is the smallest difference between the two competing consoles.

Based on your other responses that followed, its clear that you lack the ability to understand what others have tried so hard for you to comprehend.

Um no its not....

Xbox One was 1.3 TFLOP while PS4 was 1.84, and 1.3 TFLOP of 1.84 is a 30% difference..... And that's only 540 GFLOPS

X1X is 6 TFLOP while PS4 Pro is 4.2 TFLOPS. 4.2 TFLOPS of 6 is again 30% difference... and that's 1.8 TFLOPS

Now if we are to take the rumored XSX 12 TFLOPS and PS5's 9.2 is only a 24% difference while that's 2.8 TFLOPS

So the performance difference this time around will be less than the last two console versions percentage wise ..... Even though the TFLOP difference may be higher than the last two.