@tormentos said:
@evildead6789 said:
dude you really have no clue what you're talking about , you just look up some article but you don't understand the information.
At the memory speeds the hd 7790 runs 256 bit will increase it's performance even with the ddr3 speeds.I know what you're going to say, that's not true. Sadly for you it is. Cards like the gts 250 for instance are 256 bit cards with DDR3 memory. Do you really think they will double the bit rate, increase the price, just for the fun of it.
Not to mention that 256 bit bus is needed to communicate with the esram as well
the ps3 has 2.18 fflops, the ps4 has 2 tflops, that's because the cell cpu on the ps3 was and is still very powerfull, had the machine released a couple years later when a much strong gpu, the system would still be viable today.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/playstation-3-vs-playstation-4-in-depth-spec-comparison/#!bvTzUa
computerclass is over
STFU you silly lemming,a 256 bit buss will not increase performance,the xbox one GPU is weak period,is not a full 7790 is basically a 7770 with a 256 bit bus,which changes nothing.
That bus on the xbox one is like having a 5 lane race track so you can run with ease,but your car is a freaking Hyundai Accent.
The xbox one lack the horse power and nothing MS does will change that.
GPU: RSX “Reality Synthesizer” @ 550MHz, 1.8 T-FLOPS floating point performance
This ^^ from your link is totally wrong,it was a shameless lie the PS3 GPU wasn't 1.8TF the GPU inside the PS3 was a gimped 7800GTX which is far from 1.8TF,the sane sh** happen with AMD which claimed the xbox 360 was 1 TF,those systems were not even close to that in actual performance.
The 7800GTX was like 200Gflops and the PS3 GPU is a cut down version,so no is not 1.8TF stop saying stupid things.
dude, that's why flops don't mean anything when you're talking about game consoles. Those numbers are right , wether you like it or not. The rsx maybe based of a 7800 gtx, it isn't a 7800 gtx.
If the 256 bit bus doesn't mean anything on the x1 gpu, why does the gts 250, 9800 gtx and 8800 gtx have a 256 bit bus. They're only half the power of a hd 7790 and have ddr3 as well. If i would follow your reasoning, nvidia would have given these cards a 256 bit bus for no reason. A gtx 660ti has a 192 bit bus, if the bit bus was just like a highway, this card would be severly bottlenecked, and this in a very competive market.
Numerous weaker cards have 256 bit busses , run at slower memory and clock speeds than the 660 ti, also in a competive market.
A bit bus isn't like a highway, Go to computer school and then start arguing with me, now you just making a fool of yourself. And again, the 256 bit is also needed to communicate with the esram.
You don't understand how bitrates work and all you do is try to get the pie of your face lol., all because you want your ps4 to be that much stronger than a xboxone.
Sadly, it isn't , it has an edge, but nothing like you make it out to be. Stop crying and telling lies
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