I play games on everything, I prefer Xbox to Sony,

You are a Sony fanboy calling me a Microsoft fanboy. You use fake accounts to upvote yourself.
Safe to say you are the one with the fanboy problem.

You’re not a gaming fanboy. You’re a Microsoft fanboy.

yay xbox!

Spin it how you want. I thought your post said 12 CPUs and it probably did you just edited it. It doesn’t say what the maximum numbers of servers is. And you can’t divide that by the number of people in the game.

You also said yourself the xbox has only 6 cores available for gaming.

Give it up. You can spin it all the want. Bottom line this is going to be big for gaming. Go be a Sony fanboy. I’ll be a gaming fanboy.

Why do you hate gaming? Why do you keep creating fake accounts pretending to be different pple? Why do hate it when pple express their enthusiasm about their platform of choice? What happened to you as a child? Where you molested, dropped on the head, neglected, bullied, abandoned? You are so angry. Are you on meds? Do you get doped before you go XB1 hating? So many questions. LOL SMH. Dude you cannot and will not stop progress. You are a joke. 😉

Any gaming tech that gets even a sony developer excited, gets me excited. You can take your warped opinion to NeoGAf. That nut house site is perfect for you. 😉

So making a weak console just to rely on servers to help it’s games is considered good? It seems to me that you’re just defending your little box while completely ignoring why this can be a very bad thing.

You’re also delusional if you think cloud can help Xbox One keep up and surpass whats possible on the most powerful PCs.

Ok Phil Spencer.

It looks like you don’t understand basic math.

> Each server blade for Azure uses 10 dual core CPUs. If 7 servers were shared by 4 people, that is 70 dual core CPUs shared by 4 people. Why do you think Crackdown 3 only uses Azure for destruction in multiplayer? Microsoft tried to tell you it was because they want you to save the city in single player, not destroy it. But it’s obvious the truth is because it would use too many servers LOL

> If Xbox One uses an 8 core CPU, and you multiply 8 by 20 you get 160 CPU cores. If Crackdown 3 uses 7 servers with 10 dual core CPUs each, and you multiply 10 times 70 you get 140 CPU cores. If those 140 CPU cores are shared by 4 people, you get 35 cores per person which doesn’t even come close to 20 times the computational power of a single Xbox One. And that doesn’t even factor in the Xbox One GPU which is over ten times as strong as the Xbox One CPU.

Multiply the Xbox One CPU and GPU by 20 and nobody on the planet has the ability to provide 20 times the computational power of a single Xbox One for million of Xbox One users.

> Then you must factor in that those dual core CPUs are only being used for memory to handle a large map with a lot of destructible objects similar to an MMO using dual core CPUs to manage large maps for a lot of players and AI. These dual core CPUs in the cloud are not being used for latency dependent calculations which is what requires real computational power.

> Then you must factor in the bandwidth that Crackdown 3 uses which is 4 megabytes per second. It is impossible to provide 20 times the computational power of a single Xbox One with that tiny amount of data.

Microsoft does not have any patents for game streaming tech that uses %80 less bandwidth. And that streaming tech only streams a partial image to overlay it on a native one. Any company with video streaming tech can do that. And regardless Crackdown 3 doesn’t use video streaming and you can’t stream a game with 900p or 1080p assets with only 4 megabytes of data per second. Partial video streaming wouldn’t allow you to interat with destructible objects the way Crackdown 3 does either with 4 megabyte of data per second.

All of your excuses and points have fallen face first. Like I stated, Crackdown 3 doesn’t use 20 times the computational power of a single Xbox One. Microsoft is just false advertising like the many times they’ve done in the past.

Oh it is more than yours or your other account I replied too.

I don’t see how your comment is applicable. Still defending Microsoft and Xbox drones? lol