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Message: [QUOTE="Leon, post: 12582, member: 2240"] The downsides are cost and efficiency basically, notice how modern games run like garbage? Most modern games run on unreal engine 5, games made in older or custom engines will usually run better. Basically, being able to do alot means you need alot more work to do it and it costs more, both financially and performance wise to get it to work. FPGA's are quite popular in many fields, but system preservation is a niche within a niche when it comes to this stuff. I believe there's also a maximum circuitry limit which is why you don't see them for stuff like ps3 being made in FPGA's, the overhead would be tremendous if it's even possible. [/QUOTE]

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