ethomaz on 15 September 2013
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DonFerrari said: I bet most of us are a lot less clueless than MisterXmedia. |
Last time I tried to point the bad tech info from this guy I got banned.
The title is already wrong in two places... DDR3 can't acts like DDR4 (so impossible that even the memory control is another one... to handle DDR3 and DDR4 Xbone needs two memory controls in the SoC)... second the DDR3 BW is 68GBb/s (256bits bus), they need a 1024bits bus to have 272GBs... a PCB with 12 layers can have ~512bits bus and it is a hell of expensive to manufacture (only super high end GPUs used that), for 1024bits I have no clue how many layers will need a PCB of the motherboard.
Not just that... for 1024bits buss MS will need at least 64x DDR3 memory modules in the Xbone.
