| snowdog said:I've highlighted the important part in bold. It's not 3 Broadways duct-taped together, there's going to be plenty going on under the hood that we don't know about yet. |
Sorry but it's not anything new made by IBM... it's not Watson or anything else... it's the same architecture used in Broadway.
It is an improved Broadway... with the same pros and cons... you can say you want the architecture is the same... you have a lot of K10 (first Phenom) processor from AMD: two-core, three-core, quad-core, more cache, less cache, more clock, less clock but in the end it's the same architecture... there is no miracle.
The Wii U's CPU is a tri-core Wii's CPU with more clock and cache.
I think the Wii U's CPU is at max 4x better than the Wii's CPU... considering all factors (and the multhreaded use of all cores)... cores, cache, speed, etc... and you can made a direct comparision because it's the same architecture... it's not Pentium 3 low clock is better than Pentium 4 high clock.
The Wii U's CPU is weak, slow and dated.
