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So with the next gen consoles coming out with 8 core processors i think that future games will benefit greatly from more then 4 cores... i would like to know if you also think this. Also, what is the best 8 core processor for gaming 

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FX 8350 is just about the only 'gaming' processor unless you count a 4 core with hyper threading then a 4770k would be good too. 

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Game probably won't utilize anymore than 4 cores for awhile. In fact, most games only utilize 2 cores fully, sure they run a little better on a quad core CPU but there is only about more or less 4 games that actually utilize more than 4 cores. I wouldn't worry about getting an 8 core right now or getting a CPU with hyper-threading because the time games use all 4/6/8 cores the CPU will most likely be obsolete.   

 

 

 

 

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Game probably won't utilize anymore than 4 cores for awhile. In fact, most games only utilize 2 cores fully, sure they run a little better on a quad core CPU but there is only about more or less 4 games that actually utilize more than 4 cores. I wouldn't worry about getting an 8 core right now or getting a CPU with hyper-threading because the time games use all 4/6/8 cores the CPU will most likely be obsolete.   

the reason i think they don't utalize several cores i believe was that consoles didn't have more than 4... however the next gen will have 8 do you not think that will effect the amount of cores games will use?

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the reason i think they don't utalize several cores i believe was that consoles didn't have more than 4... however the next gen will have 8 do you not think that will effect the amount of cores games will use?

 

Yeah, I do think that it will effect the amount of cores games will use... They will now use 4 cores...

 

 

 

 

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the reason i think they don't utalize several cores i believe was that consoles didn't have more than 4... however the next gen will have 8 do you not think that will effect the amount of cores games will use?

It was my understanding that the extra cores were due to running multiple operating systems... Three I think on the Xbox One, not really for extra gaming benefits, just for more background processes

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i'm very doubtful on whether they will do anything yes the games maybe using more cores but remember the last gen consoles [xbox 360 and ps3] also had multiple cores it took them ages to do anything with them :3 

They do have multiple cores but they are not x86 platform.Next gen consoles are using 8core x86 platform cpu,so i believe more core will be relevant in the near future.

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