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With the Xbox One’s unveiling, there is now a wealth of information on the specs between it, and the PS4. Anandtech has a full piece looking over the technical specs. I will be giving a brief run down on the information contained within.
Both consoles are built upon the basic AMD Jaguar architecture(4 low-powered processor cores, 8 total cores likely to be clocked at 1.6GHz), based on x86 architecture. With a few key differences to mention.
The Xbox One has 30% less GPU cores than the PS4 (768 vs. 1152 cores)
The PS4 shader throughput pushes out 1.84 TFLOPS, and the Xbox One pushes out 1.23 TFLOPS.
The Xbox One has a dedicated 32MBs eSRAM (Unclear if it’s from system RAM or on-die)
The PS4’s system RAM is GDDR5-5500MHz, and the Xbox One’s is DDR3-2133MHz. This gives This gives the PS4 an effective bandwidth of 176 GB/s and the Xbox One 68.3 GB/s(additionally 100 GB/s on the eSRAM).
With these general specs you can expect similar looking games, depending on what resources are designated for developers to use, and how much the individual systems takes up in system RAM. The game dedicated to the PS4 may come out looking better, however the Xbox’s components make it cheaper over the course of the new generation, and more power efficient(less GPU cores, not using GDDR5).

Still getting a PS4, it seems.

Funny cause this really means absolutely nothing. The PS3 had better processing speeds, faster RAM, a better hard drive, greater and faster graphics than the XBOX 360 along with a BLU-Ray drive. If specs are that important, we’re all better off getting a CPU which would run about the same and most likely better.

What gave XBOX 360 the upper hand was the fact that it was cheaper than the PS3, which will also be the case for the XBOX One.
At E3, XBOX One will be all game oriented and if they show out with their upcoming games along with being cheaper than the PS4 (and have an earlier release date), PS4 will have the same selling problems as before.

*I’m getting both anyway *Shrug*

lyriciss:

jezzarisky:

With the Xbox One’s unveiling, there is now a wealth of information on the specs between it, and the PS4. Anandtech has a full piece looking over the technical specs. I will be giving a brief run down on the information contained within.

Both consoles are built upon the basic AMD Jaguar architecture(4 low-powered processor cores, 8 total cores likely to be clocked at 1.6GHz), based on x86 architecture. With a few key differences to mention.

  • The Xbox One has 30% less GPU cores than the PS4 (768 vs. 1152 cores)
  • The PS4 shader throughput pushes out 1.84 TFLOPS, and the Xbox One pushes out 1.23 TFLOPS.
  • The Xbox One has a dedicated 32MBs eSRAM (Unclear if it’s from system RAM or on-die)
  • The PS4’s system RAM is GDDR5-5500MHz, and the Xbox One’s is DDR3-2133MHz. This gives This gives the PS4 an effective bandwidth of 176 GB/s and the Xbox One 68.3 GB/s(additionally 100 GB/s on the eSRAM).

With these general specs you can expect similar looking games, depending on what resources are designated for developers to use, and how much the individual systems takes up in system RAM. The game dedicated to the PS4 may come out looking better, however the Xbox’s components make it cheaper over the course of the new generation, and more power efficient(less GPU cores, not using GDDR5).

Still getting a PS4, it seems.

Funny cause this really means absolutely nothing. The PS3 had better processing speeds, faster RAM, a better hard drive, greater and faster graphics than the XBOX 360 along with a BLU-Ray drive. If specs are that important, we’re all better off getting a CPU which would run about the same and most likely better.

What gave XBOX 360 the upper hand was the fact that it was cheaper than the PS3, which will also be the case for the XBOX One.

At E3, XBOX One will be all game oriented and if they show out with their upcoming games along with being cheaper than the PS4 (and have an earlier release date), PS4 will have the same selling problems as before.

*I’m getting both anyway *Shrug*

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Will Smith shows how huge Fresh Prince was with surprise guest

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An artist of any merit has doubts some of the time but one must stand behind one’s ideas to be successful.

~ Francis Ford Coppola

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Lyriciss 21st b-day….this was a fun night. 

I’m still fb friends with those girls. One of them is a singer now (Julia).

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Much love to Spill.com

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Art is whatever makes you proud to be human.

~ Leroi Jones, the Kindly Ones (via suicide-bottlered)

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@HipHopSince1987 - G-Two (@mynameisgtwo) 30 For Thirty Freestyle

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You say no ratchet burgers but P-H-Z. Eating the official  Juicy J BBQ burger #pytphilly #burger #juicyj #food #foodie #instahungry #instagood #philly  (at PYT)

You say no ratchet burgers but P-H-Z. Eating the official Juicy J BBQ burger #pytphilly #burger #juicyj #food #foodie #instahungry #instagood #philly (at PYT)

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The Moment…..Fall 2013

The Moment…..Fall 2013

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lyriciss:

Why is this sexy? I…don’t…understand…but…can’t…stop…looking…

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