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Lmao no. The console costs 499$. The gpu of the xbox one is similar to an r7 260x. Which costs about 100$. The ps4's gpu is more powerful and is similar to an r7 265 which costs around 140$. The gpus in the consoles are nowhere near the performance of the 970. Their performance isn't even close to a 960.

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Hello everyone, I was researching on the net and found the Xbox One GPU in that website it says that the GPU had a launch price of 499$ and well looking at the specifications is this card more powerful than a GTX 960 - GTX 970 or a GTX 980? 

Also found this other link. PS4 vs Xbox One GPU

 

I own a PS4 and an Xbox One and i'm building a gaming PC that could give me way better performance than these two craps :S 

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Lmao no. The console costs 499$. The gpu of the xbox one is similar to an r7 260x. Which costs about 100$. The ps4's gpu is more powerful and is similar to an r7 265 which costs around 140$. The gpus in the consoles are nowhere near the performance of the 970. Their performance isn't even close to a 960.

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Anything 960 and up absolutely crush the XBone and the PS4. There is no competition between the two.

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Hello everyone, I was researching on the net and found the Xbox One GPU in that website it says that the GPU had a launch price of 499$ and well looking at the specifications is this card more powerful than a GTX 960 - GTX 970 or a GTX 980? 

Also found this other link. PS4 vs Xbox One GPU

 

I own a PS4 and an Xbox One and i'm building a gaming PC that could give me way better performance than these two craps :S 

I believe the consoles have APU's, meaning the CPU is their CPU (duh..) and GPU too.

The 2 consoles are not that powerful. Even a GTX 960 is better than them.

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Lmao no. The console costs 499$. The gpu of the xbox one is similar to an r7 260x. Which costs about 100$. The ps4's gpu is more powerful and is similar to an r7 265 which costs around 140$. The gpus in the consoles are nowhere near the performance of the 970. Their performance isn't even close to a 960.

 

I was about to shit myself when I saw those websites lol

 

Anything 960 and up absolutely crush the XBone and the PS4. There is no competition between the two.

 

Thanks for your reply :D

 

I believe the consoles have APU's, meaning the CPU is their CPU (duh..) and GPU too.

The 2 consoles are not that powerful. Even a GTX 960 is better than them.

 

Now I understand thanks! (:

 

R7 265 Will dominate both consoles.

 

Thanks! :)

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8978b9119db1a639156ce7223d8ba6a4.pngThe XBOX One GPU is stomped by the GTX 980

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8978b9119db1a639156ce7223d8ba6a4.pngThe XBOX One GPU is stomped by the GTX 980

 

What about the 960 or 970? I can see that Xbox One's GPU has more memory than the card you put. I don't know much about PC hardware that's why i'm asking (:

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Even if both consoles combine powers they still won't be able to beat the gtx 970 in terms of performance.

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What about the 960 or 970? I can see that Xbox One's GPU has more memory than the card you put. I don't know much about PC hardware that's why i'm asking (:

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XB1 vs GTX 960

 

GTX 960 is "better" 

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When it was released I remember reading the ps4 gpu was equal to a gtx 660 but was more efficient so was clser in performance to a 660ti.

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