Basically, what you just said is a moot point because the PS4 is also going to play on low later on, and it will always perform worse. You do realize that, as with last generation, as graphical fidelity gets higher and higher in games, the console settings for multiplatform games will also get lower and lower, right? You think 900p is bad? Just wait until games are running at sub 720p resolutions and graphics equivalent to the low or very low preset on their PC counterparts. See: AC Unity, again, and FarCry 4Ĥ) This one is aimed at the user Thony. In fact, games have been patching to lower graphical effects in order to squeeze out some extra performance. Ironically, the reason the processor has such a low clock rate is most likely to avoid thermal throttling.ģ) Console optimization just means lowering graphical settings so that it'll run more smoothly. This further compounds the issue of the underpowered processor. Having hot running components like the GPU and CPU sitting right next to eachother will always cause this. See: AC UnityĢ) The PS4 is thermal throttled, mainly due to the SoC/APU nature of its board design, but also because of a few other factors. It's actually causing some games to run WORSE on the PS4 than on the Xbox One at this point. I'm not saying this can't be the case with some people's PC's, but that's probably a very rare case, considering that average PC has a way more powerful processor. Even if the GPU SHOULD be more powerful than the 750 Ti, it simply isn't the case, and this is why. The low-end heavily underpowered 8-core Jaguar processor is running at 1.6 GHz, which isn't enough to get the most power out of the GPU. To the people in this thread trying to vouch that the PS4 is somehow more powerful than the 750 Ti, consider the following:ġ) The PS4 GPU is actually heavily CPU bottlenecked.

I don't mean to revive a dead thread or anything, but I see so much WRONGNESS in this thread that I couldn't help but correct a few things.

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