superchunk on 26 August 2013
| SubiyaCryolite said: Thats good to know. Part of me wonders why the PS3 had 7 active cores and the 360 had 6 active threads each rated 3.2GHz. I mean, if the Wii U's reported 1.2GHz TriCore CPU can handle 90% of the same games just fine. Seems like overkill/highly inefficient hardware from Sony and Microsoft. |
or it has absolutely nothing to do with the CPUs.
Next-gen hardware push nearly all the work on the GPUs and there, Wii U is night/day difference in power/architecture/capabilities to that of PS360. Sure, PS4/Xbone are far better, but at least they (next-gen) all share the same architecture and likely the same technology advances... just difference in raw computing power.
