#RESIDENT EVIL 5 PS3 PC#
#RESIDENT EVIL 5 PS3 PS3#

#RESIDENT EVIL 5 PS3 PS3#

They just treat the PS3 like its a single core, 256mb system.

With the split memory/processor architecture of the ps3, most 3rd party devs don't want to take the time to optimize for 2 different memory banks and 7 different coprocessors.

#RESIDENT EVIL 5 PS3 PC#

In that setup, the 360 works exactly like a PC and no optimizations really need to be made. The reason why multiplats have trouble on the ps3 is because most 3rd party studios program the way they've always programmed for ages now. And the ps3's 'regular' RAM just happenes to be DDR3 as well. The PS3 XDR ram is far faster than the xbox360 DDR3.

The reason why you got all those disagrees is for the same reason 'you' should look up the specs. Thewhoopimen 4617d ago (Edited 4617d ago ) This is how they work, not a matter of personal opinion. I got a disagree? Sorry to say it but you can't disagree with the exact specs of the consoles. This means a developer can fill up a maximum of 256mb video ram in the ps3 (the regular 256mb ram block is used for other game assets), however if they need it in the 360 they can go beyond the 256mb because the 360 uses a large 512mb block for everything and they can sacrifice space for other elements that would usually be stored in regular ram (eg: sound, geometry) in exchange for sharper textures.Д«y the way this is ONLY for textures talking about here - ps3 excels in other areas such as shaders, lighting and physics. Textures are stored in video ram for fast accessing. So overall they have the same amount of memory. The 360 has 512mb super-fast unified ram. The PS3's memory is split in half - 256mb super-fast video ram, 50% regular ram. Here's from a hardware perspective explained in non-technical terms: It's a small difference and shouldn't be an issue either way. The PS3 will have you loaded in from the level select menu in 10-11 seconds while this takes 12-13 seconds on the 360. Once the game is running, the PS3 version loaded into levels just a second or two more quickly than the 360. The PS3 version requires a hefty 4.8GB installation that took me upwards of fifteen minutes. Still, you'll notice a slight jagginess on gun models and some simpler environmental objects in the PS3 version. You won't see this without looking closely because environments generally have so much polygonal detail that straight lines never stand out. It's also worth noting the PS3 version appears slightly more aliased than the 360 version. The PS3 takes a hit in the framerate department, with noticeable dips into the low 20's in some especially hectic scenes. In brightly lit areas, however, the PS3's brightness adds a slight haziness to the image that makes brighter colors look a touch washed out. In comparison, the blacks in the 360 version tend to wash out some of the finer details. The PS3 presents more brightly, and this helps to bring out more visual detail in dark areas. 'Still, there are some small differences worth noting.

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