"this contest might prove to be much closer than folks first thought"

http://techreport.com/news/25288/xbox-one-soc-rivals-amd-tahiti-for-size-complexity

thoughts? 

http://techreport.com/news/25288/xbox-one-soc-rivals-amd-tahiti-for-size-complexity

 

thoughts? 

Trinitarian

[QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

http://techreport.com/news/25288/xbox-one-soc-rivals-amd-tahiti-for-size-complexity

 

thoughts? 

stereointegrity

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

http://techreport.com/news/25288/xbox-one-soc-rivals-amd-tahiti-for-size-complexity

 

thoughts? 

Trinitarian

seems like it's more on the negative side. Sorry blind person. 

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

http://techreport.com/news/25288/xbox-one-soc-rivals-amd-tahiti-for-size-complexity

 

thoughts? 

Trinitarian

[QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"] "With that said, we don't yet know whether the Xbox One's eSRAM will provide enough oomph for Microsoft's new console to keep pace with the PS4"stereointegrity

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]Trinitarian

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]Trinitarian

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

Trinitarian

:lol:

God damn, son.  Dreams crushed?  

The article does not bring up any of the solutions the PS4 has to address the drawbacks of GDDR5 memory, nor does it bring up the discrepency between the two console's GPU.

The article focuses entirely on memory configuration, and it is clearly stating that each console's memory configurations could be more comparable than most people originally believed. However, the article does not go into the apparent drawbacks of eSRAM or the different memory configurations that MS made public on monday. The writer even states he didn't attend HotChips this year and this is all primarily base don his first pass on the slides he saw second-hand. I wouldn't take his word as gospel.

http://techreport.com/news/25288/xbox-one-soc-rivals-amd-tahiti-for-size-complexity

 

thoughts? 

Trinitarian

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]Trinitarian

A similar article:

http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/164934-xbox-one-bus-bandwidths-graphics-capabilities-and-odd-soc-architecture-confirmed-by-microsoft

Quote: "If the cache really is 1024 bits wide, and the developers can make suitable use of it, then the Xbox Ones performance might surprise us."

[QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"] "With that said, we don't yet know whether the Xbox One's eSRAM will provide enough oomph for Microsoft's new console to keep pace with the PS4"Joedgabe

seems like it's more on the negative side. Sorry blind person. 

[QUOTE="Trinitarian"]

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"] "With that said, we don't yet know whether the Xbox One's eSRAM will provide enough oomph for Microsoft's new console to keep pace with the PS4"stereointegrity

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"]Trinitarian

[QUOTE="rjdofu"][QUOTE="Trinitarian"] gtfo you know nothing of tech dipsh1t your trying to compare apples to my balls and you have no idea what you talking about so stfu and gtfodelta3074

pff whatever, noway its going to be close this generation

PS4 has 64 asychron...no..onno...ous.... compute sauces....

whatever that is.

oh and plus teh shaders.

so yeah no way.