Is the XBOX ONE still getting the overclocked GPU and/or extra RAM?

Was it proven yet whether that rumor is true or not?

It already has bad yields. Isn't the ONE now getting released in only 13 countries now?

Why would they increase the clockspeeds and make the yields worse than they already are?

June Rumor: Xbox One downclocks due to low yields of eSRAM

July Rumor: Xbox One overclocking hardware to boost specifications

August Rumor: Xbox One crosses the event horizon, cloud evolves into quasar and provides triple 4K oculus experience

Just gimme the d*mn thing already

Nope, but I wouldn't bet on it.Blabadon

The cow king has spoken!

[QUOTE="Blabadon"]Nope, but I wouldn't bet on it.PhazonBlazer

The cow king has spoken!

People still hoping that Microsofts gives more??? LOL

Was it proven yet whether that rumor is true or not?

Baurus_1

It doesn;t need it ask DF journalist the 1.23TF GPU will operate like a 1.76TF 7850 while having a i7 over clocked..:lol:

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Was it proven yet whether that rumor is true or not?

tormentos

It doesn;t need it ask DF journalist the 1.23TF GPU will operate like a 1.76TF 7850 while having a i7 over clocked..:lol:

guess you couldnt understand the article.    I understood it.   Leadbetter <<<<<< Tormentos ..  Arent you the guy that said 7 gigs of RAM dedicated for gaming for the PS4, and no dedicated CU's for the OS????    Please answer that question Mr :lol:  in every post...

Was it proven yet whether that rumor is true or not?

Baurus_1

with the build, they can easily go to 900...  even a 1000, but doubt it either or.... 1.23 tflop looks like what its going to be, we should know soon enough.

within a year Microsoft will complete the technology that lets you download ram from the cloud. this is why the Microsoft Xbox One is the only gaming system you'll ever need. 

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

Shensolidus

Was it proven yet whether that rumor is true or not?

Baurus_1

[QUOTE="Shensolidus"]

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

xboxiphoneps3

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

Shensolidus

[QUOTE="xboxiphoneps3"][QUOTE="Shensolidus"]

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

Shensolidus

We don't know anything right now. The only thing we really know is 8gb RAM and 5 billion transitors. Also that the XBOX One is 10 times as powerful as the Xbox 360. Strictly speaking about Xbox 360 had .24 Tflops so Xbox One has 2.4 Tflops? We may never now.

We won't know until release

[QUOTE="Shensolidus"]

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

Shielder7

Adding in a completely partitioned 4 gbs for the OS would be silly. For starters, you'd have to put it on a separate rack on the hardware itself; you'd actually have to re-engineer the console's hardware design.

Adding it into its current design is theoretically possible only if you swap out the DDR3 chip set for a larger volume. However, that doesn't deal with the heating issue, or that you would be re-indexing your memory addresses, causing an enormous amount of memory leak related bugs in ALL X1 games.

Also, I sent you the DM.

We won't know until release

BigBoss154

[QUOTE="Shielder7"][QUOTE="Shensolidus"]

No. While the overclocking of the GPU could be a possibility (also explaining why the system has yet to be filed with the FCC here in the US), I don't think they'd put their hardware at risk for running into overheating/potential RROD madness.

As for just slapping in an additional 4 gbs of DDR3, it'd kinda put a huge burden on mine (and several others') engineering teams if they just up and decided to add 4 more gbs of DDR3, as the original rumor stated. Nevermind having to reconfigure the board for additional hardware (and its heat), the only thing this would REALLY serve would be in the RAM dick measuring contest, and a larger memory pool would further tax an already straining ESRAM pool (unfortunately :().

Shensolidus

IF they were going to make some hardware changes, I'm sure they'd keep it a secret so once it's announced Sony wouldn't have time to react to one up them before release. Though, I doubt any big changes are going to take place, expect maybe changes to the memory bandwidth.lamprey263

[QUOTE="lamprey263"]IF they were going to make some hardware changes, I'm sure they'd keep it a secret so once it's announced Sony wouldn't have time to react to one up them before release. Though, I doubt any big changes are going to take place, expect maybe changes to the memory bandwidth.Shielder7

Doesn't matter to me, still get dat PS4 day 1 and waiting for the Xbone. :cool: Heil68

Why? Because you think it's better? Or because its cheaper? Or because you like its games more? What's your main reason? Just curious.

they dont have to make any changes when the dev kits already have 12gbs they have not sold one xbox one console the video that shows the rack that was full of zebra striped consoles all had 12gbs in them so they have been testing 12gbs and upclocked consoles but who knows hopefully hotchips will explain more.

[QUOTE="Heil68"]Doesn't matter to me, still get dat PS4 day 1 and waiting for the Xbone. :cool: GravityX

Why? Because you think it's better? Or because its cheaper? Or because you like its games more? What's your main reason? Just curious.

Most people on this forum are Cows who will not get off the Sony bandwagon no matter how abysmal PS4's launch lineup of games is. They are picking the PS4 not because of good games, but because of slightly more powerful hardware specs. Well the joke will be on them when games like Killer Instinct, Titanfall, Project Spark, and Halo 5 end up being better than anything available on PS4, and XBOX ONE ends up having a more efficient architecture and better game development leading to better graphics and performance than PS4. Just wait and see.

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[QUOTE="Heil68"]Doesn't matter to me, still get dat PS4 day 1 and waiting for the Xbone. :cool: Baurus_1

Why? Because you think it's better? Or because its cheaper? Or because you like its games more? What's your main reason? Just curious.

Most people on this forum are Cows who will not get off the Sony bandwagon no matter how abysmal PS4's launch lineup of games is. They are picking the PS4 not because of good games, but because of slightly more powerful hardware specs. Well the joke will be on them when games like Killer Instinct, Titanfall, Project Spark, and Halo 5 end up being better than anything available on PS4, and XBOX ONE ends up having a more efficient architecture and better game development leading to better graphics and performance than PS4. Just wait and see.

All those games you listed won't score above an 85 on metacritic.

Also, the PS4's architecture is more efficient. Deal with it. :cool:

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[QUOTE="Baurus_1"]

Was it proven yet whether that rumor is true or not?

XBOunity

It doesn;t need it ask DF journalist the 1.23TF GPU will operate like a 1.76TF 7850 while having a i7 over clocked..:lol:

guess you couldnt understand the article.    I understood it.   Leadbetter <<<<<< Tormentos ..  Arent you the guy that said 7 gigs of RAM dedicated for gaming for the PS4, and no dedicated CU's for the OS????    Please answer that question Mr :lol:  in every post...

[QUOTE="Shielder7"][QUOTE="lamprey263"]IF they were going to make some hardware changes, I'm sure they'd keep it a secret so once it's announced Sony wouldn't have time to react to one up them before release. Though, I doubt any big changes are going to take place, expect maybe changes to the memory bandwidth.xboxiphoneps3

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[QUOTE="tormentos"]

 

It doesn;t need it ask DF journalist the 1.23TF GPU will operate like a 1.76TF 7850 while having a i7 over clocked..:lol:

22Toothpicks

guess you couldnt understand the article.    I understood it.   Leadbetter <<<<<< Tormentos ..  Arent you the guy that said 7 gigs of RAM dedicated for gaming for the PS4, and no dedicated CU's for the OS????    Please answer that question Mr :lol:  in every post...

i do just a miskey, i guess you are incapable yourself.

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guess you couldnt understand the article.    I understood it.   Leadbetter <<<<<< Tormentos ..  Arent you the guy that said 7 gigs of RAM dedicated for gaming for the PS4, and no dedicated CU's for the OS????    Please answer that question Mr :lol:  in every post...

XBOunity

i do just a miskey, i guess you are incapable yourself.

[QUOTE="Heil68"]Doesn't matter to me, still get dat PS4 day 1 and waiting for the Xbone. :cool: GravityX

Why? Because you think it's better? Or because its cheaper? Or because you like its games more? What's your main reason? Just curious.

[QUOTE="superclocked"]Increased GPU clock speed? Probably so.. Shielder7

[QUOTE="Shielder7"][QUOTE="superclocked"]Increased GPU clock speed? Probably so.. cheesie253

eSRAM. That is all.

Increased GPU clock speed? Probably so.. Upgrade to 12GB of RAM? Probably not...superclocked

[QUOTE="Shielder7"][QUOTE="superclocked"]Increased GPU clock speed? Probably so.. cheesie253

Yes it is. 12 gigs of Ram should be easy since the Dev Kits are using that amount. 

[QUOTE="cheesie253"][QUOTE="Shielder7"] How much can they increase it without putting it at risk of frying it or overheating? I donèt see them risking another RROD fiascoShielder7

If the PS4 can't overclock or it will RROD for sure. Also don't block the back of the PS4. 

Yes it is. 12 gigs of Ram should be easy since the Dev Kits are using that amount. 

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