Soldato
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Xbox Scorpio
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OCUKers have been spending more than that over the years on graphics cards
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Definitely one of the more bizarre comments I've read on the internet today... as though somehow 30FPS in a game won't be a crucial factor in whether that "game plays OK" or not lol! Have you played a game locked at 30FPS? It's really not "OK"!
I think your comment pretty much sums up the attitude of the majority of the console generation though... there seems to be little care for anything other than how things look. The one note orgasmic response to the Scorpio eye candy that's come out of E3 is testament to that.
I'm also OK with the price, £399 would have been amazing, but VFM wise it's fine as launch prices go.
£349 for the PS4P - 4.2TFlops, 8GB DDR5, Normal Blu-ray
£449 for the X1X - 6TFlops, 12GB DDR5, UHD Blu-ray
As mentioned, a GTX1070 alone starts at £420.. for around 6TFlops of performance..
£349 for the PS4P - 4.2TFlops, 8GB DDR5, Normal Blu-ray
£449 for the X1X - 6TFlops, 12GB DDR5, UHD Blu-ray
As mentioned, a GTX1070 alone starts at £420.. for around 6TFlops of performance..
Soldato
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To be honest there are stacks of games that run fine at 30FPS.
In the ideal world all games would run at 60 fps but sometimes it's not a requirement to be honest.
True enough, while 60 is obviously better than 30 some games play ok at 30 on consoles (or even PC).
Its not like 30hz gives you eye cancer or something like some people would have you believe. It very much depends on the game.
Its not like 30hz gives you eye cancer or something like some people would have you believe. It very much depends on the game.
And you can't do a lot with just a graphics card. I think the price is amazing for what it is.
Indeed. Some games do look nice at 30fps.
Even a system with GTX 1070 probably isn't able to offer what the console will.
The for £440 the XBOX kind of makes building a PC look silly.
Don't tempt me to sell my PC lol.
On a serious note, I thinking of just doubling down on the PC and getting Oculus Rift or something.
Hmmm why. I'm not a fan of the PSVR and I won't have the room for room scale. The touch controllers look amazing though.
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It's AMD powered so you can't compare it with nvidia tflops, it's closer to an Amd 580 in pure performance.
PS4 much better games and I have seen PRO much cheaper here in Slovenija, it was 349€ which is 299....
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wasn't going to bother getting this untill i saw Forza 7 in HDR. Don't really need one as have ps4 pro and 980ti pro PC with dell 27inch gsync which would probably struggle at 4k at 60fps on my 49inch KS7000, so as i need a 4k UHD player and the pro doesn't cater for this (big mistake Sony) and along with the fact that a 1080ti is £600 to £750 i will go for a xbox one x this November.
Stop kidding yourself. It's like trying to play a slideshow and is certainly not "nice" or "ok" at any resolution.
980Ti's are still fast cards. Especially when oc'd. You will still be 15-20% better performance than the Xbx (rx580) at 4k though.
Although purely on a 4K uhd player point of view it is brilliant in that regard.
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