| Kami said: Well one It doesn't take a "qualified" individual to look at a CPU and tell where everything is. You can learn stuff like that at a summer camp for computer guys. You can't ideitify pipelines, and cache for example by looking at a chip but it's not hard. What I find very interesting is that you don't believe any of the Wii U specs but the same guys made the specs for the PS4 and Xbox One and you haven't said anything about that. The Wii U is defintely not stronger than what people are "guessing" as you say, It's a simple console with a simple cpu and a discrete GPU. |
And? I have other strengths. I deal with transistors on a daily basis as a physics student, and have a good understanding of the math involving their power consumption. These are the things they used to predict the Wii U's power.
As for your second comment:
The PS4 has official specs.
http://www.playstation.com/en-us/explore/ps4/techspecs/
The Xbone has multiple sources describing its specifications, many of which are official.
Everything about the Wii U's specs is conflicting depending on who is looking at it, although the general consensus is in between generations.
