@above_average said:

Cost of running RT @4k w FSR on PC (RX 6800 16GB) with internal resolution of 1728p vs PS5 internal 1440p

Isn't this a disingenuous comparison since the ps5 in quality runs between 972p and 1242p. It seems nxgamer is using higher resolution on pc which skew the results. A more accurate test would be to compare at the resolutions the ps5 actually renders the game in and then compare the frame rate.

I've just skimmed through the videos but it seems that nx gamer runs the game at higher resolution on pc to make it seem that the ps5 performs closer to his pc (5600x coupled with a radeon 6800) than it actually does.

According Digital Foundry the i5 11400 (6 cores) is faster than the Zen 2 based processor in PS5 even with it's core deficit.

The i5 11400 is not as fast as the 3700X in multi thread.

So I guess 3700X > i5 11400 > PS5 CPU

30 fps will not be the new norm but I expect more AAA titles to run at 30 fps on consoles in the future.

I've heard that the ps5 uses a laptop zen 2 cpu at around 30W TDP. Which could explain why 120 hz game modes run at 85-120 fps even a low res. But I'm not entirely sure about it.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-4700s-desktop-kit-review-ps5-cpu

If you have read the whole thread you would know that I was referring to the game not running at equal settings and not about how much difference there is between the pc and series x version. tjandmia used the videos as an example to try to convince people that the series x is as powerful as the 3070 which is not the case.

A screen grab from one of the videos you posted. You can clearly see even in a compressed picture from a youtube video that the pc is running with higher reflections and lighting.

Almost all of these comparison videos on youtube are either dishonest or ignorant or both.

Is the machine learning performance really that low on the series X? I don't necessarily doubt it, but a source would be nice.

While I often prefer SNES, sound effects are better overall ( Street Fighter 2 comes to mind ) and the music in Donkey Kong Country, Final Fantasy etc. I really like the Genesis/Mega Drive sound as well, it's a different style. The Sonic games have awesome music and Mega Man Generations (remakes of Mega Man 1,2 and 3) probably wouldn't have sounded as good on the SNES, that kind of music suits the Genesis/Mega Drive better.

I think most of the poor 1% and 0.1% lows are because of the tested games favor single core/thread performance. And the PS5 uses a laptop Zen2 CPU. A game that's optimized for 4 threads will run considerably better on the Ryzen 3 3300X (desktop Zen2 CPU) than on the PS5.

I'm certain the PS5 will fare better than the Ryzen 3 3300X in heavily multi threaded games.

The PS5 GPU is about half the performance of the Radeon 6800XT (still well ahead of the the GTX 1060) but it's nothing to get overly excited about.

Are you sure about that? A 6900xt is 23 TFLOPS which is almost double the power. Same architecture so comparing TFLOPS is fairly accurate. A mere 5% overclock would put the 6900xt at 24 TFLOPS. Maybe there are already models that have a factory oc of 5% or more.