Going from PS3 to PC

[CrAZYVIC]

Speaking only about "Graphics"

Going ps3 - to PC is a Huge improvement

In ps3 you play 24 - 30 FPS and resolution of 720p having horrible variations of frames. With a Medium Graphic settings.

The ps4 version could be a decent improvement for price/perfomance 399 dolars for play 1080p - 60 FPS

Ps4 1080p - 60 FPS

High Texture Qualify.
High Shadow Qualify
Low Tesselation
High Effects in the water or Reflections
Some FPS variations in crowed areas 40 - 60 Frames.


Good PC - Intel i5 Cpu OC 4.5 ghz, 16 gb ram, GTX770 or R9 280X.= $800+ Expensive but this in my opinion will beat ps4 graphics for a Lot using dx11 upgrade.

Good PC 1080p - 60 FPS.

Very High Texture qualify
Very High Shadow qualify
High Tesselation
Very High effects
A few FPS variations 50 - 60


Gaming PC - Intel i7 cpu OC 4.5 + ghz, 24 - 32 gb ram, gtx780 or R9 290X = $1000 Single card $ 1500 + Sli/CF. This system is for the people enjoy gaming outstanding qualify.

Gaming PC 1400p/1600p or Multiple Monitors using SLI/CF this resolutions have almost the Double of pixels 1080p.

Ultra texture qualify
Very High Shadow qualify - Ultra In Sli/CF
Very High tesselation - Ultra in Sli/CF
Ultra Effects
50 - 60 FPS - 100 + SlI/CF

For me the only Noticeable effect in DX11 is the "Tesselation" this is a gamer changer experiencie. Having Zero/Low tesselation vs High/Ultra the diference is Huge.

The Teraflops and Memory Bandwidth of ps4, is not enough for handle high tesselation lvs, maybe in 30 FPS can handle "medium" but Never High/Very High/Ultra levels.

In conclusion. Even on ps4 you cant compete in Graphics/Smooth FPS Gaming exp vs PC. Say in PS3 the game Feels Smoother than a Pc Is silly ^^.

[Akuha]

Say in PS3 the game Feels Smoother than a Pc Is silly ^^.

Maybe I didn't word that correctly. I'm primarily a console gamer, I don't really do MMOs that much (in fact the only one I've played for more than 15 minutes was Ragnarok Online, and a braindead monkey could play that game). Through all the time I've spent gaming the vast majority of it has been with a console controller, not a keyboard/mouse. Rather than smooth, maybe 'ease of access' would be a better term, games just feel more comfortable to me with a controller. When I try to use K+M with games like these, they just feel... I don't know, 'clunky' sounds about right. Or maybe 'complicated'. I just can't get used to movement. From the look of it I'd have to completely start over and re-learn how to play just to switch to PC.