[QUOTE="clyde46"] You seem to think that people on this forum run mediocre rigs....tormentos
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You seem to think that every one runs a setup even close to yours or better...
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You will be surprice just like i was when i learn here that many did not even beat the 7850 spec wise on thise forums,including some very vocal anti PS hermits,believing steam stats is not even that hard how many damn games on PC use more than 4 core CPU.?
When on consoles since 2005 it is the norm 3 core 6 threads or 1 ppe 7 SPE,the computer market is greatly segregated thanks to the endless cards been sold,CPU and other hardware,most people don't buy a PC to upgrade every 2 years you should know that,the fact that dual core is the most used CPU on steam says it all.
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But since when this forum = the world.?
As we've already told you time and time again, the Steam stats are not considered a piece of complete evidence. The stats are taken from the entire Steam user database but they are not all unique entries as the survey can be complied from the same user ID across multiple machines. Yes you can use them in part with other evidence but to use them as your sole basis for an argument is flawed at best.Second, currently we are still playing games designed mostly in line with the 360 and PS3 so there is no need to have a beefy rig to run those games at console settings, as of today, an i5 and a 7850 or the Nvidia eleqvient will happily run pretty much anything out there. This of course will change as the next gen looms, as more games become multithreaded but as it stands, most PC gamers are going to be OK in terms of hardware.
Lastly, whether or not a PC gamer chooses to upgrade will depend on what goes he/she likes to play vs the level of performance they are willing to accept. If you have someone who only plays TF2, there's not much point for them to be running a 3970x and a GTX Titan when a E8400 and a GTX260 is more than enough. Console users are stuck with the same level of hardware throughout the gen so by the end of the gen's we are seeing a massive gap in performance, now I will admit I'm looking forward to the next gen as it will help push forward tech and other tech related things.
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