superchunk on 22 May 2013
| ethomaz said: More... "The reveal has also been big on buzzwords like "5 billion transistors" and "native 64-bit architecture" that don't really mean much without any context, but Wired's Gadget Lab has some more information for us: much like the PlayStation 4, the One uses a custom-designed APU from AMD (hence, 64-bit), and this APU apparently brings the CPU cores, the GPU, the memory, and the other necessary controller chips into a single 40nm SoC (hence the sky-high transistor count)." Xbone will use a 40nm process (so high transistor count) insted the 28nm used by PS4. |
I'm pretty positive both are 28nm.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6972/xbox-one-hardware-compared-to-playstation-4
