No. Both developers and Sony (for their OS features) gain a lot of breathing room though.I'm getting carried away over 8gb of GDDR5 and in reality I don't know what the fuck it means or does. I read the wiki article on GDDR5 but what difference does having that much ram in practice? I know its like 20 times more than the PS3 so that's pretty amazing but is the leap in graphics/performance going to be exponentially better now?
I'm getting carried away over 8gb of GDDR5 and in reality I don't know what the fuck it means or does. I read the wiki article on GDDR5 but what difference does having that much ram in practice? I know its like 20 times more than the PS3 so that's pretty amazing but is the leap in graphics/performance going to be exponentially better now?
This might seem a radical thought, I know, but have you ever stopped and considered that it's the games that determine what's the "better" gaming machine? Furthermore, given that games are generally subjective, surely the "better" gaming machine is the one that has the most games that appeal to a given individual, be that 360, PS3 or an iPhone.Because 360 is a better gaming machine. At this point, I have no hope in Gaf admiting this ever, just because Sony as first party did wonders..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rJDn0jRnUQ
Oh buddy, thats quite fun. Was it covered before in a thread?
This might seem a radical thought, I know, but have you ever stopped and considered that it's the games that determine what's the "better" gaming machine? Furthermore, given that games are generally subjective, surely the "better" gaming machine is the one that has the most games that appeal to a given individual, be that 360, PS3 or an iPhone.
XBL Gold subs say "hi"No, it's just Sony fans are more susceptible than any other collective.
This might seem a radical thought, I know, but have you ever stopped and considered that it's the games that determine what's the "better" gaming machine? Furthermore, given that games are generally subjective, surely the "better" gaming machine is the one that has the most games that appeal to a given individual, be that 360, PS3 or an iPhone.
Clearly you see yourself above the fray but your comments show otherwise.
It's hysterical.Gaming machine is a Hardware. You are talking about software. MS did better at hardware, and Sony did much better at software. Funny, isn't it?
1. Sony prices the console comparatively to Durango, takes a big loss. Note : Sony cannot afford to take losses in 2013.
it compares poorly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rJDn0jRnUQ
Oh buddy, thats quite fun. Was it covered before in a thread?
I don't think anyone claimed that it's not enough. Some seem to argue it's too much, at least in terms of RoI.
"At E3 LOL!"horrible, made it 45 seconds in.
No, it's just Sony fans are more susceptible than any other collective. I can bitch at MS as much as I want, about that boring Durango design, with no one going nuts.
Me, as other posters, are trying to bring some reality here. Lot of people lack the tech knowledge and believe that going 8GB RAM will double graphic performance. Some CM's are just boosting this misleading info and mocking at people that doesn't share that ignorance.
Bit offtopic: MS designed a better memory setup cost wise, but invested those savings into Kinect shit. So, if I have to select, I would go for Orbis no doubts. Its better to go overkill than fell short. It's only that a beefier GPU it's more desirable that idling unused RAM.
So there's a good chance that the games that they showed off were only using 3.5GB of RAM.
A first party dev talked to me today when I inquired about RAM, and he told me he had no idea of the upgrade. This was something Sony was hiding from everyone except Cerny.
A first party dev talked to me today when I inquired about RAM, and he told me he had no idea of the upgrade. This was something Sony was hiding from everyone except Cerny.
Can someone tell me what 8GB GDDR5 means compared to high end PC gaming today? =/
I remember you saying a developer doing that would be bad business, and yet here we are today.
You have no idea.Took us all for spin didn't he. I would assume that not in your wildest dream did you expect it to be 8GB "GDDR5". Good times.
Trust me, I was more shocked than you were. When you see a document head first, and have someone tell you things are set in stone, it's a jarring revelation to see any thing improve. This was the last thing I'd ever expect, but this is the greatest thing to have happened.
You have no idea.
[*]Sony is sizing back down to 4GB closer to release, realizing what they did.
Digital Foundry Spec Analysis for Playstation 4
Basically covers everything we know by now. Still new thread worthy?
It's hysterical.
You play software, not hardware. You can have the best hardware in the world, but if the games are pants, then you're gonna have a bad time.
Great hardware =/= great games.
I predict you'll be gone before long. There are multiple threads at Beyond3D discussing this very topic. You are misinformed or are spreading misinformation. If you want to argue that 8 GB GDDR5 will hurt Sony in their pricing strategy to casuals and profit, I would agree; but you have an obvious and pathetic agenda.
It essentially leverages PS4 for the first year or so above PC gaming.
No, it's just Sony fans are more susceptible than any other collective. I can bitch at MS as much as I want, about that boring Durango design, with no one going nuts.
Can someone tell me what 8GB GDDR5 means compared to high end PC gaming today? =/
I remember you saying a developer doing that would be bad business, and yet here we are today.
That's why I'm talking about hardware and not taking into account anything else.
You can't say any given hardware is better than other just because ND didn't do their magic in there. You can say any given console, as a whole, is. Given your preferences, of course.
As a hardware, any given code will run better on 360 most of the times, because is capable of better performance. That's all.
You, sir, have a poisonous attitude. And I will be glad not to cross any word with you as far as you keep as hostile as this.
I don't like people that go ad hominem because they can't hold any better argument.
Greetings.
Edit:
LOL.
Yes, let's paint an entire user base with broad strokes, shall we?
You are the one who said 8GB GDDR5 is bad for gaming ?
Apples and Oranges. Cant really start doing proper argument until we see real multiplatform PS4/PC games.
That's why I'm talking about hardware and not taking into account anything else.
You can't say any given hardware is better than other just because ND didn't do their magic in there. You can say any given console, as a whole, is. Given your preferences, of course.
As a hardware, any given code will run better on 360 most of the times, because is capable of better performance. That's all.
Huh? No. Not at all. Not in any way, shape or form. The 2014 PC screenshot thread will prove that. Never mind 2015, which is mostly in your 2 year span from PS4 launch.It essentially leverages PS4 for the first year or so above PC gaming. You can be confident that PS4 will be your defacto multiplat machine (unless you like spending 1k on your GPU) for the next two years.
No. Not in any remotely realistic scenario.Can additionnal RAM can switch a 30fps game to a 60fps game.
I can say I don't agree at Microsoft bloating their OS. No one will insult me.
I can say Nintendo never aimed at hold the best performer console, even at SNES and N64 era. People agree or disagree, no more problems.
Now, If I dare to say that Cell isn't a good choice for a gaming machine, or people are overestimating the RAM influence, just as I said in a WiiU thread btw, people will mock up on me and wish my BAN.
Yes, along some other things. Probaby you will agree with someone saying that 8GB GDDR5 RAM makes a console more powerful than any given PC from now to over a year.
Here's for you tech guys.
Can additionnal RAM can switch a 30fps game to a 60fps game. I though, the ram was impulsing more informations on screen (resolution, highdef textures, etc...) but the framerate limitation was due to the memory clock, core clock, etc...
I'm a tech newbie, i would appreciate some enlightments!
RAM stands for random access memory it will help in the speed of the system, multitasking, and other features but for games it will help make the system less of a bottleneck and not slow it down so they pretty much you can do a lot with it.
Huh? No. Not at all. Not in any way, shape or form. The 2014 PC screenshot thread will prove that. Never mind 2015, which is mostly in your 2 year span from PS4 launch.
No. Not in any remotely realistic scenario.
So the PS4 upgrading from 4G to 8G gddr5 can improve framerate. Would be great to have a solid rock framerate, or better a solid rock 60fps.
No, framerate comes back to how powerful the GPU itself is.
So the PS4 upgrading from 4G to 8G gddr5 can improve framerate. Would be great to have a solid rock framerate, or better a solid rock 60fps.
This might seem a radical thought, I know, but have you ever stopped and considered that it's the games that determine what's the "better" gaming machine? Furthermore, given that games are generally subjective, surely the "better" gaming machine is the one that has the most games that appeal to a given individual, be that 360, PS3 or an iPhone.
Huh? No. Not at all. Not in any way, shape or form. The 2014 PC screenshot thread will prove that. Never mind 2015, which is mostly in your 2 year span from PS4 launch.
A first party dev talked to me today when I inquired about RAM, and he told me he had no idea of the upgrade. This was something Sony was hiding from everyone except Cerny.
If not, it deserves onehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rJDn0jRnUQ
Oh buddy, thats quite fun. Was it covered before in a thread?