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You can't really compare hardware specifications between a PC and a console to get an idea of relative performance. Developers are able to squeeze a lot more pe
by jsingleton 11y ago
You can't really compare hardware specifications between a PC and a console to get an idea of relative performance. Developers are able to squeeze a lot more performance from consoles as they aren't running a full OS and other things in the background. They are much more consistent so you don't need to leave as much leeway.
At least that used to be the case. Perhaps the modern generation of consoles are so complex that they can be compared to PCs.
- greggyb 11y agoXBox will run Windows 10, so I think your final statement seems accurate.
- cwyers 11y agoThe Raspberry Pi will run Windows 10. I don't know that "running Windows 10" is a meaningful indicator of anything in this context. It's certainly not running the same sort of Windows 10 that desktop and laptop PCs are running -- Windows Universal apps will be able to run on it, but traditional Win32 apps (like any Windows game on Steam) won't run on the Xbox One.