Bon, comme vous êtes lourds avec vos comparatifs :
"The image quality and texture resolution is interesting indeed. On one hand we have the PS3 having a slightly better anisotropic filtering making some of the background elements look a bit sharper. In theory anisotrophic filtering works by preserving the “sharpness” of textures usually lost by mip-mapping, thus this type of filtering should also help with the minor aliasing issues on the PS3, but maybe the algorithm isn’t aggressive enough. On the other hand the Xbox 360 looks to have better shadows and SSAO implemented throughout. This could be observed by looking at the 4th rollover on the first page and the 2nd slider on the same page. Furthermore, there appears to be some extra lighting on the Xbox 360 as well, but this could be dynamic and is only noticeable in very limited areas of the analysis. On a positive note, texture resolution of the “higher resolution” mip-maps are unquestionably identical – this includes diffuse, normal, specular, detail etc. However, it does appear the Xbox 360 has a slightly more aggressive “lower resolution” mip-mapping approach. This can be seen by looking at the 2nd rollover on page two.
Bottom line is both versions look great, but as mentioned above, graphically the Xbox 360 version looks to be a bit more polished throughout. With better looking AA, more consistent SSAO, shadows, lighting and mip-mapping, the Xbox wins this category by a hair"
360:
Global percent of torn frames: 0.0
Global average FPS: 29.60
PS3:
Global percent of torn frames: 0.00
Global average FPS: 29.50
"The PlayStation 3 version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution had an average load time of roughly 21 seconds, while the Xbox 360′s average load time was 35 seconds throughout 5 clips. PlayStation 3 wins this category easily. NOTE: the PlayStation 3 version of Deus Ex Human Revolution had a mandatory install of 2.9 GBs."
http://www.lensoftruth.com/head2head-deus-ex-human-revolution-analysis/
In the end this was another close analysis. Both versions looked great and graphically had minor differences between the two. Most importantly, both versions play with nearly flawless performance! It’s nice to see that Edios paid close attention to both systems unique architecture. Although the Xbox 360 won slightly in the graphics department the PS3 fought back with nearly a 10 second faster load time. In the end of this revolution both versions come out on top. No matter which version you pick they both deliver what they are set out to do. Any small differences really just comes down to personal preference.
(plus beau d'un poil de cul sur 360, performances egales, mais temps de chargement plus courts sur ps3, égalité)
http://www.lensoftruth.com/head2head-deus-ex-human-revolution-analysis/2/