Michelasso on 14 July 2013
| ListerOfSmeg said: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFaKX2YnH0I&feature=player_embedded Seems Wii U has a(Theoretical) 1k gigabyte a second bandwidth while PS4 only has 176. If Sony is right, Wii U wont be as hindered as many people want consumers to beleive. |
Mark Cerny already stated that the other possible memory solution for PS4 was a 8GB of GDDR5 RAM at 128 bits plus an eDRAM buffer at 1080GB/s. That solution has been discarded because, as Mark said: in this case 176 is bigger than 1080.
Not to mention that the Wii U has only 2GB of RAM
Comparing apples with apples I am really curious to see how much it takes to move around 4GB of graphical data in the Xbox One 32MB eSRAM buffer at 102GB/s...
