EA:SOC on-chip system leading top PC an era

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Rajat Taneja, EA's chief technology officer, said in LinkedIn that the recently announced Xbox One and PS4, with its advanced on-chip systems (SoC), not only had a quantitative advantage in graphics and computing capabilities for the current generation of hosts, The architecture is also a whole generation ahead of the highest-end PCs on the market.

Taneja quoted the company's internal assessment data that only in video and audio decoding, the new host is faster than the current generation of 8-10 times, its data throughput and computing power for EA's game engine eliminates all bottlenecks, such as EA QSL ignite engine and dice frost engine.

Some suspect that Rajat Taneja's remarks were designed to justify EA QSL's PC version of FIFA 14.

The company announced yesterday that FIFA 14 would meet with PCs, PS3 and Xbox 360 players on September 24, but the PC version did not use EA QSL's latest ignite engine.

Rajat Taneja worked for a long time at Microsoft before joining EA as chief technology officer, and he was not sure how he had been mixed up in those days. PC has no specific "generation" concept, IBM in the 80 's has laid the PC architecture, has been used to date. It can't be said that a piece of SOC is more advanced than a PC, the PC can be fully welded to the SOC but the architecture stays the same;

It has been pointed out that his four-year-old PC workstation is more powerful than Xbox One and PS4, and even his old HP portable workstation (Elitebook Workstation) is tougher than the new mainframe, Comrade chief executive, are you enlightened?

Others argue that Rajat Taneja should upgrade his LinkedIn title, and change it to "chief Egg Man (figuratively technical bullshit officer)" better.

In addition, Microsoft announced that the next generation of Kinect and Windows Development Kit will meet PC users in 3721.html ">2014 year, and details are expected to be announced at the 2013 Build conference on June 26."