[QUOTE="LoeJance"][QUOTE="y2kzorak"][QUOTE="Uptown"]
The CPU is like 50MHz faster....which is nothing noticeable....and the GPU and CPU are more efficient energy wise.Â
y2kzorak
Um.... Try adding 189 to that number... Unless 485+50 = 729 these days.
The Wii's processor is "reported" to be 729MHz. If that number is correct, that means that the processor is 239Mhz faster than the 485MHz Flipper in the Gamecube.
Thank you, considering i don't know what you said, I think you backed up what i was saying. :)Forgive my original bad math. I fixed my post. It's been a long friggin day of staring at computers and pulling my hair out..
I think the guy who said it was only 50MHz higher was comparing the Wii's processor to that in the original Xbox, not the GC. But that's not a good comparision, because comparing MHz in processors that have drastically different architectures is mostly pointless.
Anyways, I'm not sure how we got on this subject anyways. I thought that the fact that the Wii was more powerful than last-gen systems, but not nearly as strong as the Xbox360/PS3, was pretty much accepted, even in SW's.
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