The Playstation 4 graphics processor will be a semi-custom AMD Radeon that runs at 1.8 TFLOPS, according to TechRadar, leaving gamers wondering how its visuals will compare to the Xbox One.

However, the PS4 will combine its AMD CPU with the chip maker's GPU, just marginally contrasting with the Xbox one, TechRadar also reports.

And the Xbox One will combine its GPU to the CPU in a system-on-a-chip design.

But graphics aren't the only thing on the minds of gamers deciding which next-generation console to purchase during the holiday season. Gameplay and sharing features have also proved important in the battle between Sony and Microsoft.

The Playstation 4 records 15 minutes of gameplay continuously, which you can use to edit and share online, while the Xbox One records only five minutes of gameplay, the International Business Times reports.

Sony's next-generation console might have an advantage over its competitor since gameplay sharing services are growing in popularity among many gamers.

A Sony representative released the information during an interview with CVG.