ethomaz said:
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hasonap said:
You know about Paypal? :P
On another notice I would accept sig control and a minor apology! Avatar is left precious little homer :)
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The Paypal here needs you have a International Credit Card but it works...
I'm in... 30 days sig and a mino apology.
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hasonap said:
Well this is techniacally a devkit too, when you start a new project you often focus on 2-3 prototypes and drop the 2 late in the game so that you have a backup plan if needed and that is why I'm securing a March 2014 release because I actually think MS may have it in them to release the console 5months later for better performance - All this is based on your points(no change unless you want to put it out later)
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That is what happen when you believe in fake rumors... the dual-gpu stuff is proved fake in minutes by the own leaker.
Read here: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=5257167
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If those other rumors are false then what make this one from VGleaks legit if their info is inaccurate
SIMD
Each of the four SIMDs in the shader core is a vector processor in the sense of operating on vectors of threads. A SIMD executes a vector instruction on 64 threads at once in lockstep. Per thread, however, the SIMDs are scalar processors, in the sense of using float operands rather than float4 operands. Because the instruction set is scalar in this sense, shaders no longer waste processing power when they operate on fewer than four components at a time. Analysis of Xbox 360 shaders suggests that of the five available lanes (a float4 operation, co-issued with a float operation), only three are used on average.
Then follow that piece up with this diagram from their article
http://www.vgleaks.com/durango-gpu/sc_durango/
This picture from vgleaks shows a SC with 4 SIMD in an array. If each SIMD executes 64 threads per cycle than that would mean the SC for the Durango chip are 4 CU units per SC since a CU unit has 4 SIMD that execute 16 threads per cycle which amounts to 64 threads total.
So who is right and who is wrong. Who is disproving leaks and who is verifying leaks. What parts are verified, is it the diagram or the synopsis. Who verified the leak and what question was asked as verification. None of this type of info is out there because I looked. Instead you have people stating it’s verified but no more detail to know exactly what. Then you have a major source getting their data screwed up which doesn’t exactly look good when people are trying to claim the leak is right.