There is nothing stunning about MGS4's graphics. The only attractive appearance is the main character which is composed of high polygons. The environments in the game look similar to BF2's graphics.
Go dual core. The amount of ghz no longer matter in efficiency and power. A 2.2 athlon 64 could beat a Pentium 4 3.2 ghz processor in gaming benchmarks. Dual cores will be beneficial with upcoming games like Unreal 3 and Crysis.
[QUOTE="Samulies"]7800gt e6400 2 gigs ram is like my estimate... :)zero9167
Sorry but Oblivion doesn't even support Dual Core processors. The video card and ram are right on IMO, but I think a P4 3.0ghz would suffice to BEAT the 360 version.
My old p4 3.2 absolutely smoked it. Anyway, the problem with console games is that they generally also display at a MUCH lower resolution than would look even half-decent on a PC monitor. As such, it doesn't take as much muscle to make them look good.1080p is a low resolution? O_O The Xbox 360 upscales to 1080p. In other words, it is a stretched image of 720p. There are no games on the Xbox 360 that is native 1080p. All the games have been developed natively for 720p. To make a game in native 1080p would be more expensive for developers and costly for the console.
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