Shoutbox

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Originally posted by LEE123
Im curious as to know whether the Xbox 360 GPU will be able to compete with DirectX 10 cards?

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Well, it wont actually be able to compete with anything. It's not a card.

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Originally posted by rav0
Well, it wont actually be able to compete with anything. It's not a card.

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Will it display better than those PC powered directx 10 cards?

Technically, it should, but it's all up to the developers using the hardware properly. Also, the raw numbers of the Xbob 360 hardware mean less than a PC's specs, with the Xbox being a closed system. Also, TV displays are generally shit.

I'd say that a PC can display graphics that look better than an Xbox 360 could.

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Originally posted by traxor
The game was running on a high resolution screen with the full game on it.

By the way, my specs are:

2.13GHz AMD Athlon CPU
ATi Radeon 9600 Pro
512Mb RAM.

My FPS runs at around 50ish most of the time.

The call of duty that i played in comparison to my computer version was terrible, the draw distance etc. is so poor.

I have played the following xbox 360 games:
Call of Duty 2
Kameo
Project Gotham 3.

and on all of those, the AA was crap.

I suggest a computer, get dual gpu's too so that it renders vertically up and down really fast and at a high quality...

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Your seggest is so well

When this PC gets obsolete i wont get any more for gaming till i get a good job because i will probably have much more spending and computers are too expensive for the quality of the games we have today..

This can change in the future but i am almost sure that i will buy the "PS4" or "Xbox 720" instaed of a PC..

you can upgrade the xbox 360 with more ram and bigger hard drive

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Originally posted by chuck_str
you can upgrade the xbox 360 with more ram and bigger hard drive

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i know you can upgrade the hdd but i dont think you can change the RAM, if there is any

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Originally posted by chuck_str
you can upgrade the xbox 360 with more ram

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Reference please.

i would say get a new computer. even though it is the more expensive option, because you can use the P.C for a variety of things including gaming and it has the same if better graphics than the X-box and it has more memory. You can get nearly all of the same games for your P.C as your X-box.