The Xbox One X released four years later after the baseline was set! Besides it using an ancient CPU the game *design* is defiantly held back from the perspective of the One X as they must be developed with a scope that runs on Xbox One. This is not really an issue here though, consumers are buying into it knowing it's a mid-gen refresh.
As far as we all know the Xbox consoles have never turned a profit so this isn't anything new. I can see it happening. A lot of other people can too.
Don't we all? :(
I keep seeing this wishful thinking from the same 2 or 3 posters in this thread lol. You might wanna wait for the reality of the situation because all you're doing is posting rumors anybody can come up with.
The 3D audio is processed internally by PS5 according to the software-selected output device (and any extra info you give about your setup), so TV speakers, home theatre or ideally stereo headphones.WIRED said:
You are presuming the difference is purely in GPU performance (which might still hold back ambitions like physics in multi-player or GPU compute heavy games). And not with memory, CPU, storage...
The problem would arise when there are other differentiators. Like SSD and CPU. CPU is a well known game changer but the SSD difference is more than just loading times as told by Cerny. In Spiderman's case, His maximum speed is literally held back because it was design to load the game world on a standard 5400 rpm HDD.
From will still find a way for the game to have bad frame pacing.
?? I said the same things and made the same point as Hate. :)
While that's true, we're also judging this on a handful of games that just slapped rtx late. If rtx will be present on the PS5 and the next Xbox, we can at least see devs get better at utilizing the tech. While we won't see 4k 60fps with RT on, It will be better than what we see games perform right now.
Well, seeing as it takes me about 2 seconds to switch from closing one and opening the other, and that involves manual clicking and mouse cursor aiming hmmmm
