PS4 V PC Graphics Comparison
Power is another reason why a console does
not use the most powerful GPU available. Video game consoles like the Xbox and
PlayStation One will have a maximum power consumption of about 300 watts while
gaming computers can have high end power supplies reaches 1000W . This type of
power generates a lot of heat to remove this heat and requires a large case to
house the power source and manage the flow of air . To add to this , it would
be necessary to use loud fans and the resultant combination of size , heat and
noise would be unacceptable in the family environment in which the PlayStation
4 may be used. The PC game is often a specialized piece of hardware that is
used in a more dedicated location such as a games room or bedroom , where these
issues are more acceptable . In addition , the electricity used to power a PS4
is not free and with rising energy prices to consumers are becoming more aware
of what an item cost consumer electronics to function. 1000W console simply
would not sell in sufficient numbers to warrant its development budget .
The last factor is cost. Powerful processors, large power supplies and large
decks with large heatsinks and fans needed to deal with the heat generated by a
powerful gaming PC cost money. Building and releasing a console these
specifications would result in a sale price too high to generate the sales
needed to make it an acceptable business model . Computers for high end games ,
probably sold in much smaller amounts , but the highest price of the equipment
, including graphics cards , enables this niche sector to continue.
In conclusion, the Sony PS4 and PC games to operate in two different areas of
the market . The technology used in computer graphics is the state of the art ,
in the limits of existing semiconductor technology . The form factor ,
upgradeability , power supplies and demands of consumers simply the best
available technology allowed. That's why it is not possible to have a console
that can outperform a PC.
The Alimentary system:
Appetite: Has the appetite increased,
decreased or remained unchanged? If it has decreased is this caused by a lack
of desire to eat, or is it because of apprehension as eating always causes
pain?
Diet: what type of food does the patient eat?
Are they vegetarian? When do they eat their meals?
Weight: As the patient’s weight changed? By
how much? Over how ong a time? Many patients never weight themselves but they
usually notice if their clothes have got tighter or looser and friends may have
told them of a change in physical appearance .
Teeth and taste: can they chew their food..
do they have their own teeth. Do they got odd tastes and sensations in their
mouth? Are there any symptoms of water brash or acid brash.
