heres a second updated potential design
still ugly, i dont think any of these are that close. i dont know why they'd put a vent on top.
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The Official Playstation 4 Thread - News and Info
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Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
stealthbomber
cruising at 30,000
Mr. Somebody
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Completely USELESS outside of the US, just like the 360.
ItWasWritten
Superstar
I feel even stronger than ever brehs....
THese niqqaz have no clue
THese niqqaz have no clue
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
it's probs gonna be $450, 390 euros and £350
stealthbomber
cruising at 30,000
Mr. Somebody
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how is the playstation useless outside of the us?
Xbox -one will be completely useless outside of the US just like the 360.
Mr. Somebody
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Sony has joined Microsoft, Ubisoft and EA in the pre-E3 press conference bonanza. Mark your calendars!
E3 2013 Press Conferences - E3 - Electronics Entertainment Expo Wiki Guide - IGN
E3 2013 Press Conferences - E3 - Electronics Entertainment Expo Wiki Guide - IGN
Mr. Somebody
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In terms of the GPU hardware, hard information was difficult to come by, but one of the engineers did let slip with a significant stat - 768 operations per clock. We know that both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are based on Radeon GCN architecture and we also know that each compute unit is capable of 64 operations per clock. So, again through a process of extrapolation from the drip-feed of hard facts, the make-up of the One's GPU is confirmed - 12 compute units each capable of 64 ops/clock gives us the 768 total revealed by Microsoft and thus, by extension, the 1.2 teraflop graphics core. So that's another tick on the Durango leaked spec that has been transposed across to the final Xbox One architecture and the proof we need that PlayStation 4's 18 CU graphics core has 50 per cent more raw power than the GPU in the new Microsoft console. Now, bearing in mind that we fully expect PlayStation 4 and Xbox One to launch at similar price-points, how did this disparity come about?
The answer to that comes down to a specific gamble Sony made that Microsoft could not - the utilisation of a unified pool of GDDR5 memory. In the early days of PS4 development, only 2GB of this type of memory looked viable for a consumer-level device. As higher density modules became available, this was duly upgraded to 4GB. By the time of the reveal back in February, Sony had confidence that it could secure volume of 512MB modules and surprised everyone (even developers) by announcing that PS4 would ship with 8GB of unified GDDR5 RAM. The design of its surrounding architecture would not need to change throughout this process - one set of 16 GDDR5 chips would simply be swapped out for another
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/di...lysis-xbox-one
The answer to that comes down to a specific gamble Sony made that Microsoft could not - the utilisation of a unified pool of GDDR5 memory. In the early days of PS4 development, only 2GB of this type of memory looked viable for a consumer-level device. As higher density modules became available, this was duly upgraded to 4GB. By the time of the reveal back in February, Sony had confidence that it could secure volume of 512MB modules and surprised everyone (even developers) by announcing that PS4 would ship with 8GB of unified GDDR5 RAM. The design of its surrounding architecture would not need to change throughout this process - one set of 16 GDDR5 chips would simply be swapped out for another
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/di...lysis-xbox-one
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EQ.
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