http://www.gamepro.com/news.cfm?arti...SUIT&ATTR=DIGG
Developers have a choice, then: Leverage the superior performance of the PS3 at an additional cost, or make due using a more developer-friendly, less-capable Xbox 360. Despite added development challenges, the Dr. Dobb's report ultimately advocates the PS3's untapped potential. "Programming the Cell processor may be tricky, but the performance gains are worth the effort." One of their benchmarks observed Cell performance to be 22 times higher than a comparable Intel chip.
This seems to be at least a little bit of proof of what a lot of people are saying about the PS3. Though I am sure the fanboys, PS3 haters, and Sony haters will doubt every single bit of it and call the site and/or article Sony biased ... oh well ...
I am kind of skeptical of the Cell being 22 times more powerful than a comparable Intel chip, but with being how well the PS3 runs F@H I'm sure it is quite powerful.
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