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Originally Posted by fido123

A lot of that has to do with the tricky architecture in the PS3, where many games that were compiled for PS3 could have been optimized better to take full advantage of it's hardware. Also a lot of it depends on the "internal pipeline depth" or "stages" a processor has to process a piece of data. Processors similar to AMDs can process a lot of data really fast but when given a bunch of smaller streams of data it lacks behind something similar to an Intel processor. In your case I'd say a lot of it depends on the game running on PS3s tricky architecture, and it might be video card differences again depending specifically on the game. There are a lot of factors.

I compared Black Ops, Mw2, and Super Street Fighter IV; they all run better on the 360 in my comparison. I compared the most commonly played games that run on both consoles, and the 360 plays them better.