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Yea your right BC2 is capped at 30fps on consoles, my bad. Modern Warfare 2 runs at 60 fps though. Just a bad example i gave sorry. Let's look at your setup. First i want to show you this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN3LxdffsoQ It's need for speed hot pursuit on a 5670. Runs at around 25-33 fps. Console version also runs at 30 fps. So we can assume about the same. You have built a PC that costs 344.90 dollars that gives about the same equivilent performance of a 360. A 360 costs 199.99 dollars. Your PC costs 145 dollars more than a 360. Still proves the point that PC's cost more. Also, Crysis 2 and Rage will all run great on consoles, can you safely say that the PC you built will be able to run Crysis 2 or Rage with any degree of accuracy to your statement?jedikevin2
Dude... You do understand that link you just provided just adds more fallacies? A.. he's recording it which will drop frames... Second, he's gaming at a resolution higher then a console which debunks anything being said to use the link.
Can I ask when you bought your 360? I've proven a timeline in price. You are trying to prove the right and now.
He recorded at 12-15 fps. It says in the video. I bought my Xbox 360 September 2009. I understand what you are saying about timeline, but you should have a rethinnk about that. The 360 and PS3 were designed to have a lifepsan of about 10 years. In those 10 years, they will be able to play all the newest games. In 10 years you will need at least 2 PC's to keep up. As for the now, it still stands that a new buyer will be spending 199.99 on a machine that can play the newest games versus a machine that costs nearly double the price and has half the life expectancy.
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