Orly.
I'll wake up in a few years. TY.
You do that.....
Unless AMD can make a GPU that offers 7950 performance at 7850 price, power consumption and heat levels its not going to happen.
Even an 8850 doesn't offer 7950 performance.
Orly.
I'll wake up in a few years. TY.
I dont know about you, but I cant wait for 9th generation of consoles and their ~20-30 TF preformance. [more precisely, discussions about their architecture ]
Kinect already worksPeripherals don't work, because they're just that peripherals. If the Wii-mote was just a controller add on for the gamecube it wouldn't have been as successful. If the Kinect was guarenteed to be in every box, then developers can build games and know that it will be there, it changes everything.
You do that.....
Unless AMD can make a GPU that offers 7950 performance at 7850 price, power consumption and heat levels its not going to happen.
Even an 8850 doesn't offer 7950 performance.
But MS is not putting a PC card, the price is not the same.
Right, it could very likely be more expensive for consoles. They have no means of recouping costs for lower-grade parts. In the PC-realm they can recoup costs when they are sold off to the lower-tier performance realm with bits disabled.
Volume and long term prospects, so not really.
What generation we on now?
New rumor!
Bitboys will exit qualcomm and develop the gpu for both ps4 and xbox3
the analysts expect some delay :O
7th. Upcoming nextgen consoles will be 8th generation of home consoles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_video_games
bobcat HC in the middle, looks the goods, each Compute unit is designed to have snoop handled by the L2. IPC over bobcat is 15% average more if a single core has all the L2 to itself. 10% clock over bobcat from uarch more possible from process.
Even though they're weaker than the rest, they still belong in the 5th generation of consoles, seeing as they're far beyond the SNES-era of sprites-and-character-mapped playfield-based hardware.Where you fit a 3DO or Jaguar, and a bunch of other failed stuff, that's left as an exercise
I don't know if this has been mentioned before in this thread, but Sony just sent out invitations for a "Playstation Event" for the end of February.
It could be the PS4, a new version of the Vita hardware (Vita phone with Android?) or just some actual attention to the Vita in the form of games, working remote play, apps, etc.
Ideally, it could be all three. Worst case scenario is they pull another E3 2012 and only announce games for the PS3, dealing a finishing blow on the Vita and pushing themselves into the end of the race.
Even though they're weaker than the rest, they still belong in the 5th generation of consoles, seeing as they're far beyond the SNES-era of sprites-and-character-mapped playfield-based hardware.