Here’s another tip to not get ripped off: Don’t get an iPhone 7.

Thats your personal experience, period! Don’t tell other people what they have to prefer or have to find easier to use, period. And don’t start with you know it all yadda yadda, i’ve heard it allready from other “specialists”

Its starting to look like the other shoe has dropped. First with the arbitrary increased cost of PS+ (a service that goes down more often than my last boyfriend). Then with the PS4 Pro costing 400 (which is fine but...) while making it seem that core system and new slim owners will be getting the short end of the…

Or...opt out of the upgrade rat race. This release is totally skippable.

Article would have been shorter if you just said the truth.

Not possible.

Why iphone?

Beat it nerd

Fanboy alert. Keep on moving.

Nope. Upscaled.

You cannot compare PC graphics cards to console graphics cards. To get 4K graphics you only have to upgrade certain parts of the card, which is likely what PS4 Pro and Scorpio are doing.

Source?
2 980ti’s at 5.63 tflops each can’t do 60fps 4k.
PS4 Pro is 4.2 tflops.

Those 2 980ti’s cost more than the PS4 Pro each and that’s just for the GPU.
Native 4k is NOT happening on PS4 Pro

It is definitely not native 4K gaming. 4K is extremely demanding and only the highest end of PCs even come close to 60fps at 4K in games. These are computers with $2000 in graphics cards and they are still struggling.

Even PCs struggle with 4k. There’s no way a sub $500 console is getting 4k natively.

They have upscaled 4K. Upscaled is the opposite of native.

Native 4K gaming on a console just isn’t going to happen any time soon, at least not on what we understand a console to be.

Common sense, and also what they did say in the presentation.

Definitely not.

No console, Pro or Scorpio, is going to run games in native 4k. I don’t know how the rumor started but top of the line PC’s are just starting to be able to do that. 0% chance on a console at this time. Source I have 2 980ti’s in SLI and I’m not playing in 4k with 60 fps.

I’ve got a pretty good “kill switch” for video games but even then I still end up playing some for 20ish hours before I find myself saying “is this game even good? Was it ever?”. Most of the time the game itself is fun, but repetitive or becomes stale. Most recently it was Shadow or Mordor and the most recent DBZ…