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ethomaz on 29 August 2013
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Adinnieken said:
ethomaz said:

lol not that I didn't know the Xbone CPU clock (can be anything from 1.6 to 2.0Ghz) but the explanation is just wrong in so many levels lol

So, if I understand this correctly now.  When it comes to the Xbox One, SemiAccurate is no longer correct?

Also, what are your creditials, his are listed in the article.

Where did you get your Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Electrical Engineering degree from?

And finally, please rather than just discount it as untrue, provide a real answer.

I'm not saying you're wrong or right.  I'm tired of people pulling opinions out of their ass when they don't like what is said without some basis in fact to support it.  I dealt with this with the coherency and HSA argument and I'm going to personally put my foot down.

Unless you can corroborate your opinion with some factual information, don't offer it.

First I'm graduated in Computer Science and works with that in a big company... SemiAccurate just the whole thing wrong because Charlie like to make that way (he give the site this name for that reason "Semi Accurate" when he leaves TheInquirer).

Second AMD didn't works more with syncronous clock for years... the Hiper Transport (HT) didn't works like that...

Now I show you a fact: Xbone DRAM runs at 1066Mhz (2133Mhz in DDR)... the CPU can just have a direct 128bits bus width to the DRAM and you have ~30GB/s bandwidth.

What SemiAccurate did I can do too like to say that the APU run syncronous so the 853Mhz fo GPU means 1706Mhz for CPU... so using the logical SemiAccutate logics the CPU in Xbone runs at 1.7Ghz lol.

I don't know the clock speed of the CPU (can be anything from 1.6 to 2.0Ghz) but I know SemiAccurate is talking bull.