This is why the Ps3 is more powerful than the 360

the Gpu.. no, the Cpu, bluray, no.. I have no idea.

why is it more powerful?

two words... kevin butler

two words... kevin butler

Chris_Williams

Well let me tell yo...

hmmm, come to think of it, I can't argue against that :lol: :P

KP is all powerful.

The CPU.

Demon Souls:)

two words... kevin butler

Chris_Williams

You won the internet.

Darn, there is no refuting that.

Hmm. Either way, the consoles are about the same.

two words... kevin butler

Chris_Williams

Obviously teh cell!

Due to a few things:

:P

Here's some evening reading for you to compare the two systems

http://www.anandtech.com/show/1719

The bottom line is that, for games, the Xbox 360 actually appears to be the better machine. Whilst the PS3 has a better CPU (not sure now that the X360 slim is out) the GPU and memory management on the X360 is superior.

In the end the performance capacity of the machine doesn't necessarily translate into good game performance. According to game developer comments the X360 is considerably easier to program and it's memory management avoids many of the bottlenecks the PS3 experiences. This results in better, less buggy games in many cases... or at least less work for the developers to make it so.

The proof is in the pudding. Most cross platform console titles run better on the Xbox 360 than the PS3.

So why do I prefer my PS3 to my X360 then? :(

two words... kevin butler

Chris_Williams

Allow me this one word rebuttal: Skittles.

I'll let that sink in.

8)

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

two words... kevin butler

Silverbond

Allow me this one word rebuttal: Skittles.

I'll let that sink in.

8)

no.

Everyone just makes fun of Skittles.

[QUOTE="Silverbond"]

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"]

two words... kevin butler

WiiMan21

Allow me this one word rebuttal: Skittles.

I'll let that sink in.

8)

no.

Everyone just makes fun of Skittles.

Yes. People only make fun of Skittles because he is living the life that we all want to live. 8)

I love tasting the rainbow. You should too.

[QUOTE="WiiMan21"]

[QUOTE="Silverbond"]

Allow me this one word rebuttal: Skittles.

I'll let that sink in.

8)

Silverbond

no.

Everyone just makes fun of Skittles.

Yes. People only make fun of Skittles because he is living the life that we all want to live. 8)

I love tasting the rainbow. You should too.

Waaaah?

I don't even...

Have fun with Kinectanimals...

[QUOTE="WiiMan21"]

[QUOTE="Silverbond"]

Allow me this one word rebuttal: Skittles.

I'll let that sink in.

8)

Silverbond

no.

Everyone just makes fun of Skittles.

Yes. People only make fun of Skittles because he is living the life that we all want to live. 8)

I love tasting the rainbow. You should too.

Here's some evening reading for you to compare the two systems

http://www.anandtech.com/show/1719

The bottom line is that, for games, the Xbox 360 actually appears to be the better machine. Whilst the PS3 has a better CPU (not sure now that the X360 slim is out) the GPU and memory management on the X360 is superior.

In the end the performance capacity of the machine doesn't necessarily translate into good game performance. According to game developer comments the X360 is considerably easier to program and it's memory management avoids many of the bottlenecks the PS3 experiences. This results in better, less buggy games in many cases... or at least less work for the developers to make it so.

The proof is in the pudding. Most cross platform console titles run better on the Xbox 360 than the PS3.

So why do I prefer my PS3 to my X360 then? :(

Chickan_117

[QUOTE="Chickan_117"]

Here's some evening reading for you to compare the two systems

http://www.anandtech.com/show/1719

The bottom line is that, for games, the Xbox 360 actually appears to be the better machine. Whilst the PS3 has a better CPU (not sure now that the X360 slim is out) the GPU and memory management on the X360 is superior.

In the end the performance capacity of the machine doesn't necessarily translate into good game performance. According to game developer comments the X360 is considerably easier to program and it's memory management avoids many of the bottlenecks the PS3 experiences. This results in better, less buggy games in many cases... or at least less work for the developers to make it so.

The proof is in the pudding. Most cross platform console titles run better on the Xbox 360 than the PS3.

So why do I prefer my PS3 to my X360 then? :(

ConkerAndBerri2