When Sony announced that PlayStation 4 would include 8GB of GDDR5 RAM, developers and consumers alike revelled at the possibilities afforded by such a sheer amount of memory.
But the amount of RAM available in next-generation consoles could lead to developers failing to optimise code and spawn a generation of 'lazy' game creators, developers working on PlayStation 4 and 'other next-generation consoles' have warned VideoGamer.com.
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This only means that the devs who DO put in the extra effort will be rewarded with games that run a lot better, which in turn should review better and it should follow, sell better.
Thank you for putting GDDR5 and not DDR5, lol.
I only saw one problem within the article. DDR3 is not slower than GDDR5. DDR 3 has lower latencies (faster), thats why it's used for the CPU. GDDR5 has a higher bandwidth,, hence why GPU's use it.
leave it to N4G to post a doom article about something like this... how is 8GB of GDDR5 a bad thing??
" developers failing to optimise code / lazy' game creators "
so in other word everything will stay the way it is with the exception of a few developers who actually tale pride in their work.
This is when you know there's nothing else to talk about.