Soldato
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Why buy the monitor when you have the TV?
Why buy the monitor when you have the TV?
I think both the Series X & PS5 could be another nail in the coffin for PC gaming, top line GPU prices are ridiculous now even the mid range cards are getting expensive.
I have a 55" 4K Samsung TV with HDR10+ & 4K games on the One X look superb on it, it would cost me best part of £2000+ to build a PC with a decent 4K monitor to have games looking this good.
So the Series X at £599 is a day one buy for me.
Would you sit in front of a 55" TV with a mouse and keyboard?
I think both the Series X & PS5 could be another nail in the coffin for PC gaming, top line GPU prices are ridiculous now even the mid range cards are getting expensive.
I have a 55" 4K Samsung TV with HDR10+ & 4K games on the One X look superb on it, it would cost me best part of £2000+ to build a PC with a decent 4K monitor to have games looking this good.
So the Series X at £599 is a day one buy for me.
It is more than a console to build a pc, but not 2000 pounds lol - to match a one x all you need is a cheap quad core cpu and a rx580, 8gb ram. The entire thing would be 500 pounds or less and you plug it into your tv. It will run games at 4k30 just like the one x
The RX580 has half the power of the rumoured XBox Series X GPU, and that's ignoring that the Series X will have 12-16GB RAM and double the amount of CPU cores.
You have put together literally half of a series X in every way, and claim that it will match the performance, and that's before you factor the efficiencies of coding to the metal and on a fixed platform. You're living in la la land.
The RX580 has half the power of the rumoured XBox Series X GPU, and that's ignoring that the Series X will have 12-16GB RAM and double the amount of CPU cores.
You have put together literally half of a series X in every way, and claim that it will match the performance, and that's before you factor the efficiencies of coding to the metal and on a fixed platform. You're living in la la land.
The post he was replying to was saying it would cost £2000 for a pc to get the same performance of the One X not the Series X. He was saying the 580 would get the same results for less than stated against than the current generation.
Would you sit in front of a 55" TV with a mouse and keyboard?
@ic1male where's that pic you posted of yourself a few weeks ago?
Would you sit in front of a 55" TV with a mouse and keyboard?
Sadly the dream of 12 Tflops just died. That die is too small for it.
12 GCN Tflops = 9 RDNA or something like that. Still on track for 2x the power of Xbox One X which is what MS have stated. Only gaming press are extrapolating this to mean other things.
12 tflops = 12 tflops
tflops =/= gaming performance!
Double the power is a debatable, because if you e.g. include VRS then that's a very low goal to have. Still, this is probably closer to 50CUs than 40 so it's still gonna shake things up. If it's just a 5700XT + RT/VRS that would be kinda disappointing, personally.
Our calculations put the Xbox Scarlett APU at roughly 401mm², which is an increase of almost 42mm² over the Xbox Scorpio chip at 359mm².
Your expectations from a $500 box is extraordinary