What new market would this be targeting?
Power users, PC gamers looking for a "better" console, or even Xbone gamers that haven't yet felt compelled to grab a Playstation.
What new market would this be targeting?
Wired connection is faster and more reliable.
Try living in densely-populated apartments.
I dont get this logic and never will.
Using wireless since PS3. Now Xbox One with 5Ghz connection. I dont know how to say this but ZERO problem in last 10 years. And I mean zero as in 0. Fuck the clutter. Even bought Wireless headphones now.
Dont know about this.
Using wireless since PS3. Now Xbox One with 5Ghz connection. I dont know how to say this but ZERO problem in last 10 years. And I mean zero as in 0. Fuck the clutter. Even bought Wireless headphones now.
Try living in densely-populated apartments.
Congrats on your terrible latency.
You guys really think this is true? Come on, Sony is winning this generation easily, why doing something they don't need to do just to create anger from almost everybody that bought the ps4? I would believe if it was a new Xbox one, since they have to do something, but sony??
Welp confirmed to me by two reps over dinner. Hardware will have a de
Welp confirmed to me by two reps over dinner. Hardware will have a de
Care to finish that sentence?
Welp confirmed to me by two reps over dinner. Hardware will have a de
de?
Sony ninjas strike again.
Paging Dr. Bish! Dr. Bish!
Welp confirmed to me by two reps over dinner. Hardware will have a de
haha wut?
I play lot of FPS, never had any issue. And forget about 5Ghz connection I have now with XOne. Even 6-7 years ago with regular 2.4, never experience any sort of lag.
Welp confirmed to me by two reps over dinner. Hardware will have a de
What did your uncle say?
Welp confirmed to me by two reps over dinner. Hardware will have a de
You ok man?
I'm kinda worried
I've been verified. Software will have a defining application. I couldn't get anything else after that other then they don't know when to launch this product.
A defining application? Are you able to say clearly what that means or give any additional context? I am really interested to see how this plays out.
I don't understand what Boogz is trying to say. He
What's your question?
Wifi is inherently unreliable. While the throughput can be the same as wired, the additional overhead for frames means that delays happen. Additionally, any interference causes packet loss, wavering frame timing, and additional ACK overhead. Any channel interference will just sit as additional latency on top of the inherent lossy, unreliable, bloated overhead that wifi needs to just work in general.
Most wifi is also unidirectional (half duplex), unlike wired (though that is getting better with new standards).
Also, even though you could be rocking 802.11n on your one device, if you have another device in your house that is only 802.11a or b (like a Wii), it is slowing down the entire chain as your router is likely opting into compatibility mode. Only one device is talking at a time, in sequence, so you can have a laugh at your Wii slowing everything else down. Hopping onto the 5Ghz network will alleviate this (as it's exclusive to 802.11n and ac devices).
Also, depending on how far away you are from your modem, wifi steps down the speeds and ups the latency. Multipath fading/interference can become an issue if you up the power levels to compensate.
You may not be noticing that your connection is "bad", but it will be better 100% of the time with wired. Also, your opponents may be the ones who are noticing.
I also hope I don't see you in any thread complaining about a game's netcode.
Could you please ex
What's wrong with people's keyboard?
Power users, PC gamers looking for a "better" console, or even Xbone gamers that haven't yet felt compelled to grab a Playstation.
there's nothing wr
I have another dinner this week coming up. I will try to figure it out.
Sorry for that first reply. My son always wants to mess with my phone when I'm on it. That's for the heckling GAF!
Sorry for that first reply. My son always wants to m so with my phone when I'm on it. That's for the heckling GAF!
Sorry for that first reply. My son always wants to mess with my phone when I'm on it. That's for the heckling GAF!
Your son always wants to masturbate with your phone? What's wrong with yo
I've been verified. Software will have a defining application. I couldn't get anything else after that other then they don't know when to launch this product.
de = discrete gpu?
I don't think PC power users users would switch to console regardless unless they were swayed by one of the ex
It's anecdotal but in my tight gaming circle of 8, all but two have a PS4 because of PC graphical preference, though the line is blurring more and more. A PS4.5 in 4K could easily change that.
That might be true and all, but everybody doesn't have the choice to have their console connected to wired. Basically everyone I've seen use a recent console has it connected to wifi, usually because the router or wired internet port is in another room or on a different floor. Mots people don't want to run hundreds of feet of cable into a console. Hell, my desktop is connected to a wireless bridge. I'd happily go wired if I could. In my experience power line is no better than wifi, but then again my internet line is only 50mbps to begin with.
AC wifi is an upgrade I imagine most console users would actually benefit from.
The only reason you should ever use wifi is if you absolutely can not in any way get an ethernet cord hooked up.
And even then, you should probably look into sending internet over your power lines.
Wifi is garbage.
Boogz does this sound like an entirely new APU/Design or is this more of a modification of existing hardware choices? The new software sounds pretty cool, kind of a PlayStation OS to take advantage of 4K?
Is there any logic or reason behind this? To help purport VR? To keep hardware cycles fresh? To offer a "premium" device with minimal design changes?