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16 core 64 thread cpu with 4 GPUS and 12g of ram

whipit. :roff:

All of these specs are reasonable. There have been enough rumors, leaks and comments to have a basic idea of the 720 ( That is if you've been following the subject closely ). The PS4 is more of a mystery at this point. There have only been very very vague rumors.

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whipit. :roff:

All of these specs are reasonable. There have been enough rumors, leaks and comments to have a basic idea of the 720. The PS4 is more of a mystery at this point.

Just rumours nothing actually concrete.

This is how it happens. There are real Durango Dev kits in the wild. It's not surprising there are leaks.

I can tell by your tone you're gonna be surprised to learn the 720 is an absolute BEAST :smoke:

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devs had a hard enough time programming for cell and you think this 64 thread cpu is gonna look good?? lmao

This would explain why game's today look pretty lackluster on design. I bet developers aren't using 75% of 360/PS3 potential today with all that hardware potential the current consoles have.

Back in the day developers use to have do graphic tricks to extra work out of the Genesis and Super Nintendo. The 3D and FPS games that came out on those consoles in their final years were developers working their ass off.

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devs had a hard enough time programming for cell and you think this 64 thread cpu is gonna look good?? lmao

Programming for multiple cores is no longer the issue it once was. Devs complain more about the split RAM pool.

And the Cores in the PPC A2 ( if that is what it winds up being ) are general Purpose cores and not like the SPE's of the Cell.

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devs had a hard enough time programming for cell and you think this 64 thread cpu is gonna look good?? lmao

This would explain why game's today look pretty lackluster on design. I bet developers aren't using 75% of 360/PS3 potential today with all that hardware potential the current consoles have.

Back in the day developers use to have do graphic tricks to extra work out of the Genesis and Super Nintendo. The 3D and FPS games that came out on those consoles in their final years were developers working their ass off.

Absolutely, fucking scorpion and sub zero only exist because of memory limitations http://systemwars.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/Smileys/laugh.gif

But really, throwing more power at it is taking the place of clever design

devs had a hard enough time programming for cell and you think this 64 thread cpu is gonna look good?? lmao

Programming for multiple cores is no longer the issue it once was. Devs complain more about the split RAM pool.

And the Cores in the PPC A2 ( if that is what it winds up being ) are general Purpose cores and not like the SPE's of the Cell.

impressive, you can confirm the exact architecture of the cpu before it was even announced :wow:
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whipit. :roff:

All of these specs are reasonable. There have been enough rumors, leaks and comments to have a basic idea of the 720. The PS4 is more of a mystery at this point.

Just rumours nothing actually concrete.

This is how it happens. There are real Durango Dev kits in the wild. It's not surprising there are leaks.

I can tell by your tone you're gonna be surprised to learn the 720 is an absolute BEAST :smoke:

Rumours aren't facts, in case you didn't know.

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