| Leynos said: Base XBO will be it's max not it's min. This is Jetson Oriin. It's max output for what Nintendo will want is the lower end model that has a max output of 102GB bandwidth. This is not a 4K gaming machine. |
A base XBO will certainly not be it's maximum. The RAM bandwidth alone is almost double what the base Xbox One had available, and I find it highly doubtful that Nintendo blocks off 3GB for the OS like MS did for the Xbox One.
The Switch 2, if indeed using an Orin processor, will be similarly as capable to the base Xbox One as the original Switch is to the 360, maybe slightly worse. Before you call me crazy on this, I'd like to remind everyone that, by the time the Switch 2 releases, a similar amount of time would have passed.
Xbox 360 (2005) ------> Switch (2017) = almost 12 years.
Xbox One (2013) ------> Switch 2 (2024) = almost 11 years.
And, lets be honest, the Xbox One was underpowered from the start.
Last edited by Doctor_MG - on 22 September 2022
