More like 40% more powerful or 1.4x.
The power in Scorpio/Neo won't be used in the right way because the gaming experience will be held by lower denominator PS4/Xbone.
PS4 did have nothing holding it to use the 40% more power.
And it was proved that one year head start do wonders even for week hardware... 2017 release is a big risk for Scorpio... one of 360 success was launching one year ahead competition.
If we are talking about Scorpio releasing this year then I could agree with you.
do we know for sure that scorpio is releasing significantly later than Ps4K though? i thought both were releasing in 2017, but I'm not aware of any time gaps.
yes it was proven that a year headstart does give a headstart for weaker hardware but if you're talking about 360, it was also much simpler hardware than the competition
We won't have any real idea how they compare until we see titles running on both. Raw specs are useful but not always determinative. If the GPU compute units are the bottleneck it's expected to be 43% faster. If memory bandwidth is the limiting factor it's more like 50%. If texture units or ROPs wind up being a factor we have no idea. Likewise for CPU aside from a few wild guesses. All of this assumes they deliver on the announced specs, and that the leaked Neo specs are accurate.
I thought both of the new consoles were running on the same type of hardware, but with higher specifications? In theory then if the scorpio has overall better specs then isn't it safe to assume that most shit will perform better on it? just like how now most shit performs better on the OG Ps4 vs OG xbone?
So it could be a reversal of the 8th gen launch — except with one console arriving a year later this time, and good reason to expect the price disparity will also be reversed. In short: nobody really knows how it will play out, and it's definitely not directly comparable to the PS4/Xbox One launch.
which one is supposed to release first? what are the rumored release dates of each?
I don't care what you think.