All I'm saying is, DF found that the best PC configuration for a comparison against the X was a GTX 1080TI. I'm not jumping to conclusions or anything. The xb1/ps4 launch hardware was nowhere close to the experience of what high-end PC provided. Those hybrid consoles w/ PC parts crushed stock consoles, and forced MS to change their approach to warranties and online multiplayer/authentication.
When modded 360's/ps3's became a thing there really was no comparison with PC and console.
In any case you can check out the comparison video and decide which platform you want to play the game on.I'm with you in the 360/ps3 era, but that was '05. The platforms that we’re probably more excited to see are the PS4 Pro and the Xbox One X, both of which represent Sony and Microsoft’s latest console efforts, with the Xbox One X packing enough power to offer up native 4K gaming, although admittedly based on the video above, we’re not sure if the differences are glaring enough to warrant a decisive judgement.Īs for the PC comparison, IGN has stated that the PC they are running the game on is powered by an Intel Core i7-6850k CPU clocked at 3.60GHz with 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 x2 SLI configuration GPU, which by all accounts makes their rig something of a beast. If you haven’t and you’re deciding which platform to get it on and you’re wondering about things like graphics, you’re in luck because the folks at IGN have put together a graphics comparison video in which they compare the game’s graphics on the PS4, PS4 Pro, the Xbox One S, the Xbox One X, and the PC. As you’re probably aware by now, Star Wars: Battlefront 2 has been released and is available pretty much across all possible platforms, save for the Nintendo Switch and Mac computers, but otherwise if you’re a PS4 or Xbox or a PC gamer, you will be able to get your hands on the game, if you haven’t already.
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