I think the opposite will be true with Scorpio. I think it’s full potential will be shown quite often. Microsoft has made it a priority in building this console to make it easier for devs to scale their games up. Seems like Microsoft put a lot of thought into all areas of the hardware and software development when building this console.

Don’t bring your Nvidia hate into this. If Nvidia is so weak then why haven’t they had any challenge from AMD at the high end for years now? They have literally owned the high end market for quite a while now!

Yeah but people forget that hardware capability and ease of development are what brings games. The 360 was easier to develop for and they had tons of dev support. Xbox Scorpio will again bring that ease of development back to Microsofts favor. We might see developers swing back to favor Xbox during this cycle. Not only will it be easier as far as development but they can also show off their games in greater detail. I believe Scorpio will do wonders for Microsoft as far as games go.

I’ll quote MY VERY FIRST SENTENCE OF MY VERY FIRST POST (that you replied to no less!)

“There is no major difference in performance between Xbox One v PS4 and Pro v Scorpio. The gap is very similar just this time in Microsoft’s favour.”

Can you not read? Serious question.

You’re full of $#*!. You never said “My claim was the difference between PS4 and Xbox One will be pretty much the same between PS4 Pro and Scorpio. ” until now. You have been constantly saying the differences b/w the two would be negligible. I don’t have time to continue to speak with people contradicting themselves, lol. Such a knucklehead…

No, you’re just not reading.

My claim was the difference between PS4 and Xbox One is pretty much the same between PS4 Pro and Scorpio. You argued this for ages, now post a link to an article THAT PROVES ME CORRECT!

Then I explained why the gap on screen will probably appear smaller: because of the fact the resolutions are waaaaay higher and the scaling techniques PS Pro has been employing are waaaaay better than what most Xbox One games haves used.

Don’t make me say this again. Just read properly.

And yet you said PS4 vs XB1 had a more noticeable difference. You’re contradicting yourself…

What’s your point? That I’m correct even according to Digital Foundry’s calculations?

PS4 had ~41 percent more GPU compute performance than Xbox One.

This is also expressed as Xbox One having about 70 percent the performance of PS4. It’s the same thing. Maths is fun.

You are proving me right, the gap is pretty much the same as it was but scaling techniques mean it’ll probably look smaller.

Carry on….

BTW, DF released another article today that I thought I would share if you haven’t seen it yet. Of particular note is the 2nd to last paragraph: “The question of how Microsoft has managed to extract desktop GPU-like clock-speeds from a console SoC, and by extension, how the Xbox team has delivered six teraflops of GPU power, is now answered. The end result is a 43 per cent increase in raw compute compared to PS4 Pro, with a processor we estimate as being 12 to 16 per cent larger in terms of die area.”

43 percent more power than the PS4 PRO is more than a little upgrade.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-project-scorpio-hardware-deep-dive

Just think happy hopeful optimistic thoughts, lolol. Ooh shah 😉