How are the new 65 nanometer chips going to be more advanceda?

It won't be.

It runs cooler. It uses less power. In essence, it's the same thing. 

It won't be.

It runs cooler. It uses less power. In essence, it's the same thing.

mdl207

why would they need to make it cooler? it dosent over heat like the 360. I dont think it does anyway. Could we see a Price drop if this happens?  

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It won't be.

It runs cooler. It uses less power. In essence, it's the same thing.

black_awpN1

why would they need to make it cooler? it dosent over heat like the 360. I dont think it does anyway. Could we see a Price drop if this happens?

Why wouldn't they make it run cooler? Is that a bad thing?

Yes, it doesn't overheat.

Price drop? Very possible. Apparently, the 65nm chip process is a more cost-efficient way of supplying PS3's with processors. 

will this chip make current ps3 owners a little like out of date making the new ones less acceptable to over heating or things like that?Robotron92

Out of date? Possibly. If you currently hold a unit that overheats right now (unlikely) or you cannot afford to pay the pennies more of electricity the current version of the Cell costs you (also unlikely considering you had to spend $500-$600 to pay for the system)

The new ones will be just like the old ones. Except they cost less for Sony to make. Which in turn could lead to a price drop.