Just talk about the technical merits
What technical merits? That they are close? Just like last gen PS4 and One were close. *shrug*
Just talk about the technical merits
This is 100% true. It happens quite often.Have you got no friends telling you confidential info about their place of work? It's not uncommon by any stretch; it's normal human behaviour. The only people who won't share with their long-term friends are spies.
This is about as valid as those GAF insiders.It was a tweet or post from someone MS that hinted with arrows pointing to the PS5, 8 in total, and 12 to the XSX.
It doesn't make it true, but it doesn't make it false either. Likewise, some info on B3D from some poster isn't true because it's B3D nor is it false because it's B3D.But that doesn't make the post true.
This quote didn't say close. It said "a tiny bit slower/faster." 9 to 12 isn't a tiny bit. It's another unvalidated faith-based source on the side against the 9:12ers.What technical merits? That they are close? Just like last gen PS4 and One were close. *shrug*
Sony went on record saying there was more to reveal:There's still much we don't know about the next generation of console hardware and while the prospect of Zen 2 CPU cores, solid state storage, ray tracing and 2x the graphics power of Xbox One X sounds awesome, 4A reckons there's more to come. "I am more excited for not yet publicly revealed things," Oles Shishkovstov says, enigmatically.
It said "a tiny bit slower/faster."
I hope it's something(s) actually good!
What technical merits? That they are close? Just like last gen PS4 and One were close. *shrug*
This is about as valid as those GAF insiders.
It doesn't make it true, but it doesn't make it false either. Likewise, some info on B3D from some poster isn't true because it's B3D nor is it false because it's B3D.
I hope it's something(s) actually good!
Differences... separate it from... unique....Sony went on record saying there was more to reveal:
In a juicy interview with Business Insider Japan (as translated by Gematsu), Ryan talks up the PS5 and what it's capable of without giving too much away. However, he also teases "unique elements" and "bigger differences" that Sony isn't ready to reveal yet. "There are still more unique elements for PlayStation 5 to come that separate it from previous consoles. The ‘bigger differences’ have yet to be announced," says Ryan.
I hope it's something(s) actually good!
Differences... separate it from... unique....
That careful choice of words isn't giving me much confidence. If Mark Cerny, or Herman Hulst, or Shu Yoshida, said this it would get me really interested. But Jim Ryan is an executive, so he gets excited by business models and services. Maybe I'm wrong.
Oh that explains alot, i was really under the impression some truly believed it. Thx for the headsup
Yes, but you quantified 'close' by example as difference between XB1 and PS4, and previous references to 'close' were justifiable for 9.2 tfs versus 12 tfs as they could mean close in terms of what's seen on screen. This quote gives a different measure of how close the two systems are rumoured to be.Isn't that [a tiny bit] a synonym for close?
do you go into churches and criticise the people who go there?
The XB1 and PS4 were never close.Yes, but you quantified 'close' by example as difference between XB1 and PS4, and previous references to 'close' were justifiable for 9.2 tfs versus 12 tfs as they could mean close in terms of what's seen on screen. This quote gives a different measure of how close the two systems are rumoured to be.
do you go into churches and criticise the people who go there?
Yes, but you quantified 'close' by example as difference between XB1 and PS4, and previous references to 'close' were justifiable for 9.2 tfs versus 12 tfs as they could mean close in terms of what's seen on screen. This quote gives a different measure of how close the two systems are rumoured to be.
Yes, but you quantified 'close' by example as difference between XB1 and PS4
Those of us who don't care either way will give a better, more logical interpretation looking at the choice of words and comparing different expressions. In no realistic way can "tiny bit faster" be interpreted as "notably faster in TFs but resulting in little difference on screen." The remark explicitly states speed, not perception or quality or 'bestness' or 'closeness' or 'differences'. Faster and slower, meaning processing power and not load speeds or similar when taken in context of the whole phrasing.It all depends, without actual data, we can only assume. The ones that want 12 versus 12TF (give or take), are going to take it as that, others that are more sceptical are going to believe it could imply a bigger difference (9.2 vs 11.6).
random internet person said:Now for next gen? Well, the same thing keeps getting repeated over and over, that the SX isn’t as mature in dev kit but faster, the PS5 is more mature in dev kit but a tiny bit slower, and nothing matters because they are equal. That’s fine. That’s the best result. You WANT that. But some of you really are hurting at the fact SX may be that stupidly tiny little bit faster...? Hell I can’t say what I know, from my talks with my friends who have actual hardware in hand, all of different updates. All I will say is the above lines up. For now. At this moment. But I wouldn’t put anything out there, I’m not an idiot.
Logarithmic perceptual pixel quality scale?This quote didn't say close. It said "a tiny bit slower/faster." 9 to 12 isn't a tiny bit. It's another unvalidated faith-based source on the side against the 9:12ers.
It's a bit more nuanced than that, but everyone went with the headline from Polygon news story from John Carmack that "PS4 and Xbox One are very close." And everyone remembers what the actual performance difference was.
Carmack on next-gen console hardware: 'very close,' 'very good'
id Software technical director John Carmack is impressed with the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but said he hadn't done enough benchmarking to crown a winner in the next-gen console war during his infamously lengthy QuakeCon 2013 keynote address.
Carmack kicked off his speech by addressing the "elephant in the room," discussing the arrival of a new console generation to a crowd of attendees at the largely PC-focused event. He's optimistic about the coming console cycle, commenting that it's "obviously going to be a good thing for gamers, developers, and an excellent thing for AMD." He said he hasn't run quite enough tests on the hardware for the two consoles, but said they're both "very close, and very good."
When asked for an A-over-B comparison, however, Carmack is slow to judge.
"It's almost amazing how close they are in capabilities, how common they are," Carmack said. "The capabilities they give are essentially the same."
In no realistic way can "tiny bit faster" be interpreted as "notably faster in TFs but resulting in little difference on screen."
Whether one believes in this baseless rumour or not, no-one should be trying to interpret it to fit a preferred narrative.
Where the heck is the original post with the performance comparison?!
Was he told actual numbers and is passing on the tiny bit of difference or is he interpreting what he was told as tiny bit of difference?Those of us who don't care either way will give a better, more logical interpretation looking at the choice of words and comparing different expressions. In no realistic way can "tiny bit faster" be interpreted as "notably faster in TFs but resulting in little difference on screen." The remark explicitly states speed, not perception or quality or 'bestness' or 'closeness' or 'differences'. Faster and slower, meaning processing power and not load speeds or similar when taken in context of the whole phrasing.
Whether one believes in this baseless rumour or not, no-one should be trying to interpret it to fit a preferred narrative. There's way too much of that in this thread.
Where the heck is the original post with the performance comparison?!