These devs need to wake up and stop talking to these fools. GB probably frames it as free promotion for their obscure project though.

Im going to make a game that when pressing the start button, it will bring you to the end game credits so Gamingbolt can interview me

@shauzy Intel and AMD both have been claiming that for over a decade almost, all to get you to buy the latest and greatest chip, but we keep getting smaller transistors and smaller CPU's that pack more of a punch all while consuming less power and producing less heat just about every 2-3 years like clockwork. Minus Intel's 9th gen, good luck keeping that thing cool enough to overclock with basic air coolers.

But when you say PC level performance that is very vague. I mean most console players now are running games better then most of the PC gaming population if you go off Steams data hardware. So console has already hit PC level performance. Most PC gamers currently play on hardware that runs current games shitter than a base Xbox or PS4, just the open ecosystem that keeps them on the platform. They don't want to be in a walled garden no matter how pretty the picture may be, all they see is the wall.

Now if you want to compare them to the higher end pc, or even the upper mid-level pc then no. They will never catch those specs, for one good reason. MS and Sony will never pay the price for an Nvidia GPU to be put into a console, just not cost effective.

I love AMD and wish the best for them, I have a 2700x in my system now and will be upgrading to a 3900x come Black Friday, but AMD is lacking in the GPU department, they always over promise and under deliver. Nvidia just has that secret sauce they have been stirring for years. I feel the price gap between the higher-end Nvidia GPU's vs AMD's isn't that drastic, every single one that has come out and tried to match 2080 or 2080ti specs has been almost as much ($600-$700) at launch. Look at the new Navi cards, they are on par with 2060 and 2070, all while being in the same price bracket. You could save $50-$100 going with a Navi card and depending on current promos/sales, but then you lose RTX features so at the end of the day is it really worth it... Plus Nvidia usually has good free games when you purchase a GPU, whatever the latest and greatest game is they usually give you a choice out of 3, and if you buy 2080ti they just give them all to you. But they should, they are still selling upwards of $1,100.