Which is better Xbox one or ps4.?
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Which console is better, PS4 or Xbox One?
I want to get a next gen console, but I want to do it correctly. I was leaning more towards the side of PS4 until Microsoft changed there policies(which BTW is in my eyes an act of desperation, because if they really did care for the voice of gamers, they wouldn't place those policies in the first place). I want to know that is the $100 price difference really worth it. The set top box I have right now can do almost anything the Xbox One can do, all it needs is a motion control system and voice control. But then again they might come in handy at a point. The PS4 does have the hardware edge but it got me thinking that if it will freeze up or lag the way it did in the Sony E3 Press Conference during the Assassins Creed Black Flag game play. And not to mention the online problems for PSN. I want it purely for gaming. I really like the idea of having a PS Vita as a secondary screen which is supported by every game, same thing Microsoft has through smart glass but I am not to sure if it is supported in every game. I want a console which every YouTuber will play on and which is mostly more popular. Please help, I really want to make the correct choice here.
What is the best console for GTA V: PS4 or Xbox One?
In terms of graphics and sound, I would suggest that they are equally the same. I would also tell you that the gameplay is equally the same, however, I believe the Xbox has a much more comforting controller used for gameplay, but this only makes for a very minimum difference.If you believe you will be spending much of your time in the game online, then I would suggest buying it for the PS4, as there is a much larger community, and I see no point in buying online games with communities that are dying, as this makes the game useless.Update:So I've just heard Sony PS4 has created a controller very similar in shape to the Xbox controller. So do what you like with this info.
Do gaming PCs have better graphics than the Xbox One X or the PS4 Pro?
Going to agree with everyone else here. The short answer is: Maybe.It’s going to be really, really hard to build a gaming PC with as much power as the Xbox One X for less than the cost of the system ($499). But, if price isn’t a factor, a proper gaming PC would absolutely blow the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro out of the water. Why? Gaming PCs can have much more powerful hardware, and most PC games can be unlocked to run at higher frame rates in 4K UHD.Let’s compare a gaming PC to the Xbox One X, a timely topic as reviews just went live for the console on Thursday evening. (Here’s mine!)The Xbox One X is running a custom chip with eight Jaguar CPU cores clocked at 2.3GHz. That’s a 76% increase compared to the CPU inside the original Xbox One and Xbox One S, but probably only puts it in the ballpark of a current-gen Intel Core i3 processor. It features a GPU clocked at 1172MHz alongside 12GB of GDDR5 RAM. It’s a powerful system, yes, but compared to some gaming PCs out there, it’s not even a close competition.Tuan Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief at Maximum PC, broke it down like this:Compared to a desktop CPU, the Xbox One X's CPU will be a substantial bottleneck. The eight Jaguar CPU cores will offer one-half to one-third the performance of AMD's new Ryzen CPUs. As we wrote when the Scorpio specs were first revealed, all eight cores working together will maybe roughly equal the performance of an Intel i3 CPU.Scorpio's GPU has 40 customized compute units clocked at 1172MHz; and Scorpio boasts a generous 12GB of GDDR5 RAM with a memory bandwidth of 326GB/s—substantially higher than the 8GB and 256GB/s of AMD's RX 580 PC graphics card … But don't mistake the GPU specs in Scorpio for equivalent PC power. There is no chance in hell the Scorpio's graphics power is anywhere near that of a Titan Xp just because it has the same amount of memory. If you were to buy something equivalent, expect an AMD RX 580 or GeForce GTX 1060, but those desktop graphics cards have less video memory.Xbox One X and PS4 Pro are locked systems. They’re great for the people out there who want to play great-looking games in 4K HDR without ever learning how to apply thermal gel - which is honestly, a pretty cool thing. Gaming PCs are going to be more versatile down the road because you can swap out parts when new, more powerful components come out but the versatility comes at a cost.TL;DR: Maybe. It depends how much you’re willing to invest in a gaming PC.
Ps4 or Xbox One S ?
I’ve had an Xbox 360 for about 4 years now, and I have ALOT of games on it, All COD’s, GTA 5, etc... For about a month now, I feel like the console feels too old, the games aren’t updated, the controllers are bulky, the graphics aren’t the best, etc.. So I have $400 to buy a NEW console. My 2 options in this price range (Without tax and games) is the PS4 and the XBOX ONE S. I was wondering which console is better for me. Should I get an Xbox one S and keep some of my 360 games on it, or switch my platform completely. I LOVE both consoles, but I’m a bit attracted to PlayStation, I don’t know why, problay because I’ve had an Xbox for so long. Please help :) Thank you
Should I get a PS4 or an Xbox One?
they are both virutally the same console. while the ps4 may have better hardware for better graphics and fps, unless you have a good tv that shows it, it may not matter. plus, games have been proven already to run better on an xbox one anyway. the ps4 is still a good system and offers great games as well as the xbox one. it depends on what games you want to play. if you want halo, forza, sunset overdrive, dead rising, titanfall get an xbox one. if you want uncharted, no man's sky, bloodbourne, infamous, get a ps4. they have more exclusives you can find on their respective websites, and if one console has more exclusives you want to play, get that one. remember, games like assassin's creed, call of duty, battlefield, GTA V, mirror's edge, Madden NFL, NBA, NHL, and other games will be available on both consoles. xbox live is $60 / year to play online. backwards compatibility is free to select xbox 360 games that you can find on xbox.com as long as you own the 360 game digitally or physically, you can install it on your xbox one and continue playing xbox live gold customers gets games with gold. that's where you download four games xbox live puts out for free. you get two for xbox one - and two for xbox 360, which will work on xbox one via BC. ps plus is $50 / year to play online. if you want to play older ps3 games, you need ps now - which is a subscription cloud service that's $45 / 3 months. you need constant internet connection to to play the games. if you have friends that play on either console, and want to play with them, then get that one. they're basically the same console and can do similar stuff. both have pros and cons. it just depends on which console you won't feel bad about spending $300-$400+ on.