[QUOTE="AdrianWerner"]
[QUOTE="loosingENDS"]
So, in reality is has a near infinite effect, since 360 far outlasted 2005 PC hardware by a million miles, exactly because was so much better in its time of release
loosingENDS
Nope. it has zero effect on reality. It's just a number you can put into Wikipedia. No matter what hardware 360 had, it simply wasn't visible in games at launch. It;'s exactly the same thing as with PC hardware now. You can get the best GPU, but no game will make use of it's power. Same thing with 360 at launch, it had the hardware, but no games took advantage of it. Thus any power advantage 360 hardware might have had at launch was purely theoretical.In the past console hardware at launch was so much more powerful than even unoptimized 1st gen games blew PC graphics away. 360 was the first console that offered such a small jump in power over PC that no launch game could blow PC away. They needed to learn how to utilise 360 power to make it shine and by the time they did, PC hardware was already way ahead.
If you had spend 100.000$ on PC hardware, yes
But the point is that xbox 360 is still relevant and 2005 PC hardware is for the garbage bin
Maybe we did not see a huge difference back then, but we see it today
If you dont count cost at all then PC wins indeed, if i could have a new graphics card every month for free, then would be better
But spending only 300$ in 6 years and beeing able to still play games looking like Witcher 2, Gears 3, Crysis 1-2 seems infinilty better to me
here is a video from a pc with ATI X1950(from 2005) running Crysis 2 with equal settings to xbox.
cry me a river...
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