Let's say there was 50million unique inviduals who bought an xbox360 and out of those 50% RROD'd, this would mean 25million faulty devices leading to 25million new purchases, which would get us to 75million sold in total?

If the unique number was 40million the RROD rate would need to be 100% to reach 80million

Oh I'm reading but your numbers dont add up, not to mention you are expecting that nobody got theirs repaired and everyone who got rrod bought a new one.

Yes it did affect the total sales, but no where near to what you are saying.

So lets go by your numbers that the sales of x360 would be 40million out of which 50% would fail thus owners having to replace it with a new one, so that's 20million new ones?

I take it you weren't math/statistics major?

It's a bit sad that if enemies try to flank you it's already considered good AI.

But generally speaking Starcraft 2 actually has good AI, cpu is actually quite good at adapting

Hope they dont actually name it PS4K as that's quite misleading, but who knows they might actually do it

There is quite big difference in the upscaling quality among 4K tv's tho, so having a good upscaler in ps4k wouldn't be bad thing to have

still the dev version on PC can be quite different from an actual release version

It would be quite sad if it turned out to be worse in gaming vs skylake as it should be able to tie with intels next line for them to stand a chance..

Ye my gaming PC still sporting that too, been way more performance per money to just upgrade gpu's(considering id need new mobo+ram too), I do finally plan on letting 2600k go once thew new ones from amd/intel arrive

I do have linux installed at home but I never use it for gaming, games on steam do see more linux support these days tho, but its still far from being viable as single option.