@dev-raid1: It SHOULD be a low demand game but since Bethesda can't optimize worth a damn I can't keep the game at or above 60 FPS at 1440p on a GTX 1070 at ultra settings.

Luckily, the game is a pos and I don't play it :D

@angrycreep: Are you referring to FH3? If so that game still needs some optimization. I have a 6600k at 4.6GHz, 32GB of DDR4 3000 and a GTX 1070 overclocked to about 5-10% slower than a 1080 and I still get dips to the high 40s-low 50's even at 1080p.

@dev-raid1: lololol

@spartanx169x: I would agree but unfortunately it's the 3GB model. I wouldn't go for a GPU with anything less than 6GB nowadays. Games like GTAV will use over 4GB even at 1080p :-/

Still no word on MP player count?

@Barighm: PS4 Pro uses SATA 3. Some games get masssive load time differences. Others are limited by their engines. I have a Samsung 850 Evo in my PS4 Pro BTW with a 2TB external drive for games that I don't find necessary to have faster loading times. I load into BF1 matches much faster than anyone else and that annoying menu lag is mostly all gone.

@javy: Screwed how? Just because a new console releases doesn't mean the last one is immediate garbage. Technology keeps moving along whether you like it or not. I own a Pro and if a new console comes along I won't feel like I got screwed over. My Pro will still perform the same as it did on day one.

@GSGuy321: Simple answer to your question; exclusives. As a PC gamer myself exclusives are the only thing I look forward to when owning a console.

@angrycreep: Anyone feeling ripped off is just a self entitled snob. Nothing surprising about that as the gaming community is filled with tons of people like this. Technology always moves along whether you like it or not. Not speaking to you specifically obviously but to those that may feel as you say.

Seems legit. Sony has to respond to Scorpio. Whether it's with a new console with updated hardware or a serious price drop on the PS4 Pro. Whatever it is, count me in.