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Forums - Gaming Discussion - Wii U vs PS4 vs Xbox One FULL SPECS (January 24, 2014)

anonim1979 on 21 May 2013

As EDRAM got confirmed for Xbox One you could put its bandwidth 102GB/s into tables too.



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superchunk on 21 May 2013
anonim1979 said:
As EDRAM got confirmed for Xbox One you could put its bandwidth 102GB/s into tables too.

Thank you... not sure why I didn't add that before.



TimCliveroller on 21 May 2013

mm



Ex Graphics Whore.

ethomaz on 21 May 2013

You can added that too.

"SoC up to about 100W"

http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/21/xbox-one-hardware-and-specs/

And 3GB for the OSs was confirmed too.



Sensei on 21 May 2013

So, PS4 most powerful this gen.

I have mixed feelings about this. I love how Sony never fails to deliver in console power, but I worry for them in mass market pricing. There're only hope they will price the PS4 right.



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EricFabian on 21 May 2013

So thank God this gen

PS4 >>>> Wii U


better than:

PS3 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> hell >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Wii



Click HERE and be happy 

curl-6 on 22 May 2013
superchunk said:

With WiiU finally being torn down and evidently hacked, the CPU is clear now. It is an enhanced Wii CPU. The clock is about twice as fast PER CORE and it has THREE cores vs Wii's ONE core. Along with that comes 3-times the cache. As compared to what is likely in the other next gen systems... clearly it will be below them by a significant amount.

That is incorrect.

The Wii U CPU (Espresso) has 12 times as much L2 cache  as the Wii CPU, (Broadway) or 4 times what a triple Broadway would have.



9087 on 22 May 2013



PS4 is killing Xbox One

http://www.gamespot.com/twitter-battle/xbox-vs-ps4/



Rafux on 22 May 2013
superchunk said:
DanneSandin said:

I... I don't quite understand what used games has to do with this? I'm pretty sure PS4 won't block used games, so I don't think that's the beef between EA and Nintendo, because then Ea would have a beef with Sony as well...

It absolutely is and Sony absolutely will have the same DRM system in place as MS.

Only difference is exactly as Sony already confirmed back in Feb/Mar, it will be based on the publishers decision whereas MS turned it on by default.

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=160457


Sony also let DRM always online up to publishers on PS3, it didn't become a major thing I remember only Capcom doing that with Final Fight. MS thing is by default like you said.



ethomaz on 22 May 2013

 More...

"The reveal has also been big on buzzwords like "5 billion transistors" and "native 64-bit architecture" that don't really mean much without any context, but Wired's Gadget Lab has some more information for us: much like the PlayStation 4, the One uses a custom-designed APU from AMD (hence, 64-bit), and this APU apparently brings the CPU cores, the GPU, the memory, and the other necessary controller chips into a single 40nm SoC (hence the sky-high transistor count)."

Xbone will use a 40nm process (so high transistor count) insted the 28nm used by PS4.

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/05/xbox-one-packs-a-blu-ray-drive-8gb-of-ram-and-lots-of-buzzwords/