Kynes said:
Actual X360 and PS3s are made on 45nm, WiiU uses 45nm for the proccesor and 40nm for the graphics chip. It doesn't have the manufacturing advantage. Regarding good airflow, look at the WiiU size, and tell me that you can have good airflow on a box of that size without screaming fans. I have a 15.4 gaming laptop with a TDP of 70W and even with undervolt on the proccesor and graphics chip it's a f*cking overcraft when I play games, both fans scream like there is no tomorrow, so don't tell me how a laptop has good and silent airflow, because it's impossible. You have good imagination, I'm realistic and I don't expect miracles. |
You mean two manufacturing nodes.... 65->55->40. 45nm hasn't been used for desktop/mobile gpu's, that's a cpu node. Shows us what you know...
But you're completely talking around the FACT that newer technology is faster than old technology. The 360 and PS3 are made on 45nm TODAY, they were designed on 90nm. You believe they miraculously became more powerful after they went down in size? The only advantage is that they consume less power now and can run almost completely quiet.
So yes, the Wii U does have a manufacturing advantage. That advantage being that it's based on newer tech.
Also, sorry to hear your laptop is utter shit. Mine is fine though. Core i7 2630QM combined with a GeForce GT540M. Good for 77 Watts with those two parts alone. It get's hot, but not unbarable. Noise is about the same as the 360 Elite I had when on full pelt. The heat dissipation vent is about the same size as the Wii's by the way. I know, IMPOSSIBRU right?
But you'll probably won't believe me and say it's my 'imagination'.







