Xbox One vs PS4: Performance and graphics On paper both the PS4 and Xbox One have similar specs. They use a custom 8-core x86-64 AMD Jaguar processor that's backed up by 8GB or RAM, with graphics taken care of by an AMD Radeon GPU. Both consoles use 500GB transitional spinning disc drive. Yet despite these specs, the PS4 is ...

The Xbox One’s processor has a faster clock speed of 1.7-GHz, compared to the PS4’s 1.6-GHz CPU. In terms of memory, each system has 8GB of RAM. However, the PS4 is loaded with more advanced GDDR5 RAM--which is better for driving graphics performance-- while the One has DDR5.

One noticeable difference between Xbox One and PS4 is the price. PS4 costs $399 and a comparable Xbox One costs — with many of the same features, including 500 GB of storage, 8 GB of memory, voice command, state-of-the-art AMD processors, and cloud storage — now costs only $349. The 1 TB version of Xbox One costs $399 ...

The Xbox One is larger, while the PS4 is slimmer, sleeker and less likely to dominate the under of your TV space. Other key differences include; the PS4 can be placed vertically or horizontally while the Xbox One on the other hand, must be placed horizontally for the best ventilation possible. Both consoles are black in a ...

Overall, the Xbox One wins a very close contest, with Microsoft’s console taking six rounds, the PS4 taking four and the systems tying in two rounds. With Sony’s almost laser-like focus on gamers, the company has created a system that cuts down load times, shares your best moments with your friends and lets you catch a movie ...