Recent content by MikeR

The PS4 specter vector? I'm not a 100% sure what it is at this stage... I'm 45% leaning towards physics offloading or helping out within that department. The other 55% is screaming a modified component for helping PS3 games work within the G/Cloud environment.

*cough* *cough* Jaguar Vanilla * 1.8GHz LC Clocks (can be under-clocked for specific low-powered battery device needs - tablets, etc...). * 2MB shared L2 cache per CUs * 1-4 CUs can be outfitted per chip. (i.e. 4-16 logical cores) * 5-25 watts depending on the device/product. (45 watts is...

Most likely a MCM design similar to Wii U Espresso, maybe a smaller silicon package, but beefier innards.

How would you guys/gals feel about Samsung entering the gaming market? Would a US/EU 2014 fall launch be too late? What type of services and functionality would you expect in/from the unit? What reasonable type of hardware and OS configuration would you want within a $399 sku? Just wondering out...

No I'm not Mark - nor a Epic developer. Ask yourself this? Would it be far fetch for a school teacher to know her City Councilmen/woman? Would it be far fetch for a City Councilmen/woman to know a State Senator? Would it be far fetch for a Police Officer to know an FBI agent? Would it be far...

Random blurp... I wouldn't count on any major hardware alterations "if" the Xbox next system is Jaguar centric. There's only so much custom-customization one can do within a 25 watt vanilla-envelope, without exceeding TDP and cost. Adding random chips on improving certain compute functions...

Thanks for welcoming me and my statement still stands. :wink:

Honestly you have no clue on what you are talking about. This demo was created/running on approximation hardware - not final dev/PS4 silicon. Also, the demo was created within a constrained timeframe for showing. Just for sh**s and giggles, the demo only used 27-29% of the AH resources -...

Bingo! :smile:

No. Let's say 1.8GHz vanilla (2.1GHz / WPC) and 2MB shared L2 per CU. But that's my rumor... :wink: