These stats can boastfully disguise one simple truth.
The power of the CPU to many people, is not understood from those who have little knowledge of how the central processing unit operates. You can give an end-user plenty of schematics and full explainations, providing false sensations of security, in that one console is superior by a higher digit, but there is a hefty lacking in what reason we could come to.
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Let's suppose, that a console has hardware that is "powerful". Do not be mislead, by speculation or imagination, because what is true about the advantage of a game is limited by how the developer manages his resource, from programming experience, and his or her involvement with adapting to existing proprietary software that can be bought to be included by an annual license. The developer can not create improvements to how electricity flows from the CPU, or how he or she can manipulate it's instruction to be self prepetual, because today's developer is unaware of assembly science in how to exploit how a motherboard, it's city of circuits, and how the distribution is moved throughout the system, which isn't withholding the CPU.
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All you'll see is more involvement with standard loops, taking advantages of how animations can be randomized. This will only be more flexibility from what your DDR Ram or what ram is beneficial of the time; if given a proper size can demonstrate an advantage; should you consider that the CPU is handling other things that will not improve graphics, then perhapes a bigger picture can be sought, and seen. This is why GPUs are important. Your CPU is handling arithmetic and depending on the conditions, or decision statements provided, will the computer act, accordingly.
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It's how the over-all design is done that makes the impression of what a game promotes. The CPU gets too much credit, and is misunderstood entirely.
What continues as time progresses is pure laziness on the part of people who think they know more in the CSIT world, especially since the console has always been a computer with everything that is a computer, and not what people may feel a console should be.
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The stats between consoles is only a scam to mislead a legion into deception. The selling point is how the game is presented by any cheap trick thought up to market us with a illusion of what we'd like to believe in "power."
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