… Depending on the game, the PS4 was between 17 and 33% faster than the Xbox One. Not quite 50%, but still a fairly sizable lead for the PS4. The real-world performance difference between the PS4 and Xbox One is likely to be much more complex than Digital Foundry's basic test. …
… That's nearly 5x the DRAM bandwidth of the Xbox One, not counting the 32MB of cache. It's also on par with what the GTX 1080 offers. A quote from Digital Foundry suggests Microsoft has done some significant work customizing its GPU front end. …
… Recently, an internet ruckus was caused when the folks over at Digital Foundry did their usual in-depth comparison of Battlefield 4 for the PS4 and Xbox One. …
… Overall, to quote Digital Foundry, "the PS4 offers a superior experience on several fronts." From the higher 900p resolution and slightly higher frame rate, to the more visible aliasing on the Xbox One . …
… Over the last few weeks, Microsoft has added a handful of additional X-Enhanced 360 games, and the Digital Foundry team has been giving them a look-see. …
… Players can easily flip on or off a 30fps cap in either mode, but Digital Foundry Opens in a new window has found that the 4K mode simply cannot stay at or above 30fps in some situations. …
… The team at Digital Foundry did a brief comparison Opens in a new window of the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game, but the results are far from clearcut. …
… Digital Foundry goes out of its way to praise Quantum Break's visual design and notes that many of the problems they encountered were isolated to specific areas of the game. …