@hazuki: The PS4 Pro is not better than a GTX 970. The RX480 trades blows with the 970 and the 480 is a 5.8 TFlops gpu. Since when was the Pro a 6 TFLops console?

Yeah, more games with dips into the low 20's is exactly what I have been waiting for.

@adam42003: It is not. The pc mentioned in the article has a better cpu, gpu, and more ram, so it will obviously be better. There is no equivalence here.

@Fia1: No, it is exactly how RS13 mentioned above, the GTX 980 is faster than the RX 480 which is rated at up to 5.8 TF which is close to the Scorpio. As for the PS4 Pro I'd peg it to be slower than the GTX 970. The reason being that the RX 480 and 970 trade blows in most games.

@mpeg3s: What are you talking about? You do realize that the Scorpio will probably have a GPU around the power of the RX 480. The 480 is not a 4k gpu.

@uncha1n3d: Probably this. The Scorpio will probably be about the speed of a GTX 970, so the Neo will probably be a fair bit slower.

@kryotech: Yeah, try this little invention called an hdmi cable. I hear it is all the rage.

@TheZeroPercent: These guys have no proof because both Polaris and Zen are not ready for prime time. The RX 480( 5Teraflops for $200) will release at the end of June, and who knows what kind of launch that will be. I'll bet it'll be this little thing called "paper". Hopefully AMD will pull it off and make me a happy RX 480 owner. My Phanteks Mini XL needs a GPU for my second motherboard.

@Dilandau88: All three console makers are already ending their console cycles early because their hardware sucks. The Ps4 Neo and NX will probably be a joke compared to the Scorpio. The Scorpio will then become meaningless since the games will go to pc.

I can't even tell the difference between 30 or 60 fps. I doubt I'll see a difference between 1080p and 4K.