If he wants halo 5 or uncharted get a gaming pc?????????????
Lol I kid I kid... but this has me thinking of getting a gaming pc.....they just cost too much for me at the moment.

@1.1 The mistake with this argument is that the only two titles that OP listed aren't available on PC. And that's what he's hypothetically excited about.

He isn't excited about the GPU itself - but instead what affect a top-of-the-line GPU would have on Uncharted 4 or Halo 5.

If he wanted to see what it would do to, say, Metro or The Witcher, we'll see those benchmarks and we'll all bask in its gloriousness. BUT, and it's a big but, it doesn't matter how gorgeous a game is if it isn't the game you want to play. Arma III can be the best looking FPS on the market, but it isn't Halo, so I don't really care what affect a TitanX has on it.

This is why I am (mostly) a console gamer -- because the games I want to play are exclusive to consoles. Sure, I have an enthusiast-grade rig, but I spend most days on my Xbox One or 3DS/Wii U. And when Star Citizen comes out, you best bet I'll be putting my 780ti to work. But until then...

@kingthrash, buying a gaming PC can be cheap and easy if you do it right. First decide on what components you want and make sure that they'll play together nice. Then just keep an eye out for deals and pick up 1 or 2 components at a time. I shopped through Newegg, Amazon and Fry's Electronics and EBay picking up components only when they were at rock bottom prices or had crazy good rebates. Black Friday is also one of the best times to shop. It seems intimidating, but for budget oriented people this is the best way to go.

With other advancements that can be made in a game: draw distance, pov slider, draw calls, active npcs, ubersampling, hairworks, tressfx, etc. you can bet that horsepower is going to be used to make amazing looking dx12 titles that will makes dx11 titles look like ps2 games in comparison. And those games will primarily run at 1080p, 60hz.

A good graphics card today can run most games on max settings at 1080p and get over 60fps. A Titan X or 290X with DX12 would run games at much higher fps and be overkill on a 60hz tv. Those cards would be good at higher resolutions or with monitors supporting higher refresh rates but not in a console connected to a TV.

You do know that there are plenty TV's at 240Hz right? I know you know this. Just thought I would remind you, because most of what you are saying is correct.

Even 200% is completely unrealistic. 20-30% more is more like it given the consoles' APUs. Like I said, the Direct3D versions on X1 and OpenGL on PS4 feature already a lot of low level optimizations DX11 doesn't have.

200% increase on consoles is a complete pipe dream. You're looking at 20-30% max.

20-30% still great. I'll take it.

It just cost me a bubble :(

Dont ever say that the xbox could possibly be better in any way than the plasytation 4 if u want to keep ur bubbles, even if your kidding.

"It just cost me a bubble :("

That's because your comment is trollish. You troll you lose.

Oh wow that is so funny. X1 fanboys keep quoting him all the time saying he is the only one who has experiencing with DX12 and is the only thing we should believe.

He straight up just said they're wrong.

Amazing how people were saying he is not credible, but now they pull one of his lines from twitter to try and discredit a sensible argument.
But he sad this 2 days ago:

http://gamingbolt.com/dx12-...

In short, what DougLord is not made any less relevant by those one liners. The one lines are just saying the gains are not the same as PC. What DougLord is saying matches exactly what Brad Wardell said. PC FPS gains are over 300%. DougLord is only talking 20-30% gains for X1. You Zealous are trying to spin what he said because you know he has 1 bubble. Shameful!

There are video cards out there that use DDR3 and are still seeing very high gains. They don't even use ESRAM. If I were you guys on PS4 or X1 side of the war, I would just wait until There is a bench mark for X1, or some DX12 game are shown. There will be no 1300% gains on Xbox, but there will be excellent gains. Xbox and PC's use similar hardware. Even phones and tablets will gain from DX12.

Any software you use does this unfortunately.

I think you’re misunderstanding what happens. All your windows settings remain untouched, it doesn’t change any of your settings accept Those related to your privacy. So all those privacy settings you agreed not to share during the installation and other privacy terms that you agreed not to share, within the privacy options page, even your offline linked windows accounts. It secretly enables all of those options without notifying you that it’s changed your selected options that both parties had agreed to. I don’t think they’ll be allowed to continue to do that under GDPR laws so we’ll see if it happens again. However unfortunately for me being in the UK, we won’t have GDPR laws for much longer after we leave the EU.

"My PC sucks" = "Bill Gates' billions and billions of investment in vaccines and cures will kill you"?