@ronvelancia, @tormentos, or @tessellation <== these are the techies to ask here in order to get the accurate picture
but I think:
Graphics : Jaguar > i7
General computation: i7 > Jaguar
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@ronvelancia, @tormentos, or @tessellation <== these are the techies to ask here in order to get the accurate picture
but I think:
Graphics : Jaguar > i7
General computation: i7 > Jaguar
KillzoneSnake
[QUOTE="KillzoneSnake"]lolno jaguar brute processing performance = old Athlon 64 X2 from 2006. AMD has stated jagaur is 15% faster clock per clock then bobcat..An i7 should be stronger but that doesn't mean much. An 8 core CPU on a console will be much better than on a PC for gaming. I remember when i was little both PS2 and my PC had 300mhz cpu's, my PS2 killed my PC lol
MonsieurX
The i7 would get obsolete when next gen games take full advantage of all the eight cores in next gen systems. But i7 is faster.
Hyperthreading says hi. Hyperthreading is not going to cut it my friend. It takes AMD's flagship 8 core cpu being at 4 ghz to match an i7 3770 at 3.5 ghz with games that actually make use of 8 cores ie like Crysis 3. The PS4 cpu is a weaker based 8 core cpu and being most likely 1.6 ghz makes it weaker then a 3 ghz Phenom 2 X4. Dont ignore the fact that jagaur based architecture is only suppose to be 15% faster clock per clock then AMD's bobcat series which are slower then AMD'a Athlon X2's even at same clockrates.[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="Alienware_fan"]
The i7 would get obsolete when next gen games take full advantage of all the eight cores in next gen systems. But i7 is faster.
Alienware_fan
[QUOTE="Fizzman"]it is one of those cpu's.. yeah i was just going to ignore that lolMine destroys both of those CPU's. Â
I7 3770k. Â
Liquid_
[QUOTE="Fizzman"][QUOTE="Liquid_"] it is one of those cpu's..Liquid_
i was referring to the Xbox 720 CPU too. Â
ah, confusing since theres no mention of xbox in this thread Indeed, I was wondering where I'd mentioned the Xbox. Still anyone got benchmarks of the i7 vs AMD ps4 CPU?[QUOTE="Liquid_"][QUOTE="Fizzman"]ah, confusing since theres no mention of xbox in this thread Indeed, I was wondering where I'd mentioned the Xbox. Still anyone got benchmarks of the i7 vs AMD ps4 CPU?i was referring to the Xbox 720 CPU too. Â
CwlHeddwyn
You didn't mention it. Â I just included it too since they are the same garbage. Â
it is one of those cpu's..[QUOTE="Liquid_"][QUOTE="Fizzman"]
Mine destroys both of those CPU's. Â
I7 3770k. Â
Fizzman
i was referring to the Xbox 720 CPU too. Â
ah gotchaHyperthreading is not going to cut it my friend. It takes AMD's flagship 8 core cpu being at 4 ghz to match an i7 3770 at 3.5 ghz with games that actually make use of 8 cores ie like Crysis 3. The PS4 cpu is a weaker based 8 core cpu and being most likely 1.6 ghz makes it weaker then a 3 ghz Phenom 2 X4. Dont ignore the fact that jagaur based architecture is only suppose to be 15% faster clock per clock then AMD's bobcat series which are slower then AMD'a Athlon X2's even at same clockrates.I wouldnt call crysis 3 a true octa core game, but still ps4's cpu sucks.[QUOTE="Alienware_fan"]
[QUOTE="clyde46"] Hyperthreading says hi. 04dcarraher
[QUOTE="Liquid_"][QUOTE="Fizzman"]ah, confusing since theres no mention of xbox in this thread Indeed, I was wondering where I'd mentioned the Xbox. Still anyone got benchmarks of the i7 vs AMD ps4 CPU? There are none currently as there is no review samples. But, on paper the i7 walks all over the PS4's CPU.i was referring to the Xbox 720 CPU too. Â
CwlHeddwyn
Still,comparing a 300$ cpu to a 300$ consoleMonsieurXI paid about 200 something for mine. Love my i7.
[QUOTE="MonsieurX"]Still,comparing a 300$ cpu to a 300$ consolesiLVURcrossI paid about 200 something for mine. Love my i7. The PS4 won't be out for another 6 months, you can bet i7 prices to drop by then as a new batch of CPUs are on the way from intel.
[QUOTE="siLVURcross"][QUOTE="MonsieurX"]Still,comparing a 300$ cpu to a 300$ consoleCwlHeddwynI paid about 200 something for mine. Love my i7. The PS4 won't be out for another 6 months, you can bet i7 prices to drop by then as a new batch of CPUs are on the way from intel. Easily.
An i7 should be stronger but that doesn't mean much. An 8 core CPU on a console will be much better than on a PC for gaming. I remember when i was little both PS2 and my PC had 300mhz cpu's, my PS2 killed my PC lol
Hi all, how would one of the latest intel i7 CPU compare against the AMD CPU that is inside the PS4? Isit all just guesswork or do we have a good estimation of the performance of each?CwlHeddwyn
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Is this a joke? :|
PS4 has 8 CPUs whereas i7 is just one, therefore PS4 is clearly better.
Some of you are going to whine and say that it isn't individual CPUs, just cores. But even then PS4 CPU has more cores=better.
Couple that with GDDR5 ram, and we have a machine that rivals $5000 super computers.
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Let alone the ability to autoupdate itself over the course of time so it stays ahead of high end pc'sPS4 has 8 CPUs whereas i7 is just one, therefore PS4 is clearly better.
Some of you are going to whine and say that it isn't individual CPUs, just cores. But even then PS4 CPU has more cores=better.
Couple that with GDDR5 ram, and we have a machine that rivals $5000 super computers.
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/Sarcasm
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dramaybaz
Thing is, we don't really need top of the line CPU's in consoles anymore. Ps4 is basically taking the next step up from Wii U's approach with regards to the CPU, if you look at die shots of the PS4's APU and Wii U's MCM, you'll see the CPU is tiny in comparison.
The reason for that is, games have had roughly enough CPU power since the gamecube for any reasonable or most kinds of design that a developer could want. We haven't been too limited in design since those days, in other words. It's mostly about the GPU and memory, from here.
Wii U's CPU or Ps4's is more than plenty for the console's other parts list.
This. CPU's for a device designed purely for gaming don't need to be behemoths like the Core i7.Thing is, we don't really need top of the line CPU's in consoles anymore. Ps4 is basically taking the next step up from Wii U's approach with regards to the CPU, if you look at die shots of the PS4's APU and Wii U's MCM, you'll see the CPU is tiny in comparison.
The reason for that is, games have had roughly enough CPU power since the gamecube for any reasonable or most kinds of design that a developer could want. We haven't been too limited in design since those days, in other words. It's mostly about the GPU and memory, from here.
Wii U's CPU or Ps4's is more than plenty for the console's other parts list.
Chozofication
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