There's only about 1/4 of the reviews in, given enough bad reviews it could still fall into the 50's. The point is games rarely climb over time in terms of aggregates, they generally fall. Seeing as it's at a 93, it has a lot of potential to sink, if it were at a 98 I would say a 93 would be a safe bet, but not while it's actually sitting at 93.

That's not how it works, reviews will be coming in for likely the next 10 days or so.

What do you mean all other reviews? There will probably be about 105+- reviews turned in for this.

Calm yourself, this could still fall into the 80's on MC, it's tedering on a 93 with only about 1/4 of the prospective reviews handed in.

It's at 93 right now, what does everyone think it's going to settle at, I'm saying 89.

Here are the facts.

1. No single core 10tf gpu exists on the market right now, much less with the optimal TDP to fit inside a console. No, not even 14nm Polaris.

2. 5-6x Neo is 20-25tf, not quite 10tf.

3. Suppose such a 10tf console is real, it wont sell at anywhere near $400-$500, it would be upwards of $1200

4. MS won't alienate the established 20m users with a new architecture

5. The raw power of 10tf wont be remotely close to fully utilized since 3rd parties need to make games for Xbone too, you'd only get aa, res and other incremental improvements at best.

6. Use your god damn brain lems before you post

Microsoft already stated they don't want to do half gen step and if there's any upgrade, they wanted a substantial upgrade. Remember, Microsoft has the larger chip size than PS4's 348 mm^2 and high capability GDDR5 is a known factor at this time. Get it through your thick skull.

Microsoft's testing for different Xbox configurations would be pointless for yet another Xbox One's 1.x TFLOPS level power.

AMD knows the large chips doesn't deliver the same "bang per buck" as smaller chips and a solution must be found for any future consoles and mainstream PC SKUs i.e. watch the AMD's Masterplan Part 2 video. Consoles will NOT have PC's Vega 10, but Vega has a higher pref/watt than Polaris's 2.5X.

Btw, From http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/03/amd-gpu-vega-navi-revealed/

There's another Vega in the form of "Vega 11".

AMD also confirmed that there will be at least two GPUs released under Vega: Vega 10 and Vega 11.

Polaris has it's high-low ASICs. 1st gen FinFET design

Vega has it's high-low ASICs. 2nd gen FinFET design.

If there's a new process tech, there's a new wave of PC GPUs.

AMD usually mixes different PC GCN revisions within a series models e.g. GCN 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 within the same marketing Rx-3x0 model series.

Unlike XBO/PS4's GPU designs, Xbox 360's GPU (SIMD based) wasn't attached to PC's Radeon HD's VLIW5/VLIW4 based designs.