God of War III in 1080p on Playstation 3

RockRecord says:

Games running at 1080p doesn’t need anti-aliasing. And the PS3 GPU it is not a weak video card. It may be less powerful in numbers but don’t let the number foolish you. Actually, the shaders on a PS3 GPU has a dedicated 24 pixel pipelines and 8 vertex pipelines. The Xbox 360 has 48 unified shaders that can be distribute on both sections. That’s a plus for Xbox 360 GPU because you can apply up to 48 pixels or vertex pipelines at any given time but if you do that you will lack on pixel or vertex pipeline section. So you need to distribute it to both sections accordingly to obtain better results. In fact, you always will need both pixel and vertex pipelines all the time and the best way to make a game look better is to distribute those pipelines correctly so you always have a pixel and vertex pipelines balance. So Xbox 360 GPU has the ability to apply up to 48 pipelines in any section at any given time. i.e. you can use 24 pixel pipelines and 24 vertex pipelines or 10 pixel and 38 vertex pipelines and so on.. whatever you need on the Xbox 360 GPU. PS3 GPU can apply up to 24 pixel pipelines and only 8 vertex pipelines on his GPU but and most important, actually the PS3 Cell processor can handle vertex calculations so you have a total of 24 pixel pipelines and “who knows how many vertex pipeline calculations” all you need to do is to play Uncharted 2 to get an idea… Well About the textures again they are almost equal 512MB. The PC’s GPU these days has 1GB to 2GB that’s the reason for better textures but.. once again it’s all about a system as a whole and if you talk about quantity and space needed you can bet Blu-ray disks has far more space to work at. That’s the reason Xbox 360 needs a more powerful GPU so they don’t have sufficient space on a single DVD and the GPU need to decompress all the streaming texture. The PS3 GPU gets off easy as it does not need to do all the textures decompression thanks to the huge amount of space available on a single Blu-ray disks and the CPU. Also the Xbox 360 doesn’t has the ability to do vertex calculations on his CPU. The PS3 do, and combining that with Blu-ray discs all you need is a designing staff that want to work beyond the limit. That’s why you see some multi-platform games running a little bit better on xbox 360 because they all thinking about money and not quality games. In short, if you separate the GPU of both systems and attach it to a system with the same technical specs from CPU to DVD’s the Xbox360 GPU and graphics will be better but that is not this case. PS3 does not need a better GPU to run better graphics. All it need is a descent GPU, a powerful CPU that can run GPU calculations(Cell Processor) and huge amount of space available (Blu-ray). So by combining all those elements you get better graphics, better streaming textures, better shaders, better effects, better…. OMG just buy a PS3.