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megafenix on 24 November 2013
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fatslob-:O said:
megafenix said:
fatslob-:O said:

It doesn't matter whether their brought out or not, they obviously have some agenda.

History tells me that you didn't know how to do math LOL. I wonder how hard figuring out the pixel output of the WII U was ? The ones who are uneducated will continue to fear and I obviously abide by the rules. 


quite the arguent of the guy who didnt know how to calculate bandwidth and had to be shooled

quite the argument who jumps to conclusions like the wiiu edram bandwidth without bases to back it up

quite the arguiment for someone who needs the same schooling over and over by shines sae comments

quite the argumment who doesnt want to admit defeat when he has clearly been  beaten

quite the argument of someone with a clear agenda to troll the wiiu hardware and cant even do a better job than what reggie does in his work

Wow I really pity you then. Your obsessing another man over the internet so much that I got you to hate me LOL. Damn you must of got mind bended so much by me and pemalite LMAO. 

Still haven't answered my math question yet ? 


hahaha

lol, say what you want

you may not be the dumbest person in the world, but you make some merits...!!!

heres your shitty iris

http://www.engineering.com/ElectronicsDesign/ElectronicsDesignArticles/ArticleID/5838/Intel-Launches-Next-Generation-of-Microprocessors.aspx

"

The Iris Pro is a system-in-package (SiP) or multi-chip module (MCM) design with the micro/graphics processor die placed next to the eDRAM chip on the pin grid array package substrate. Although manufactured as a separate integrated circuit, the eDRAM gets that moniker because the DRAM cell is built using the low power SoC version of Intel's 22 nm TriGate transistor. It is a DRAM cell with one access transistor and one storage capacitor. Although no specific material details were forthcoming, the capacitor is a typical M-I-M crown device using a high-K dielectric located above the bitlines.

 

"

 

that looks like xbox 360 edram and gpu doesnt it?

 

does it really loook like this to you?

 

 

 

i will answer your question once you answer mine, pretty much all thi time i have been answering the questions i have done for you

tell me,  how much bandwidth do you calculate for wii u edram and please the formula?

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