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http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/617/617951p1.html
At IGN, they received these info from Microsoft showing how XBox 360 overpowers the PS3 in every single way (except for streaming floating-point calcuations). Microsoft touts the XBox 360 general purpose CPU will outperform PS3's Cell Processor as it is more flexible for gaming use. It also says the 256 GB/s bandwidth to the embedded RAM in XBox 360's GPU will blow PS3 away.
Here are couple excerpts from the article:
Looks impressive and true, the numbers do. But, believe what Microsoft is claiming, I do not ...
... well at least not all, but I do think that the embedded RAM in the GPU do help the performance. It is still up to developers to take enough advantage of it to show it is actually better.
I'll reserve my judgement until both systems and games come out.
At IGN, they received these info from Microsoft showing how XBox 360 overpowers the PS3 in every single way (except for streaming floating-point calcuations). Microsoft touts the XBox 360 general purpose CPU will outperform PS3's Cell Processor as it is more flexible for gaming use. It also says the 256 GB/s bandwidth to the embedded RAM in XBox 360's GPU will blow PS3 away.
Here are couple excerpts from the article:
There are three critical performance aspects of a console:
* Central Processing Unit (CPU) performance.
- The Xbox 360 CPU architecture has three times the general purpose processing power of the Cell.* Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) performance
- The Xbox 360 GPU design is more flexible and it has more processing power than the PS3 GPU.* Memory System Bandwidth
- The memory system bandwidth in Xbox 360 exceeds the PS3's by five times.
Xbox 360 has provably more performance than PS3. Keep in mind that Sony has a track record of over promising and under delivering on technical performance.
Looks impressive and true, the numbers do. But, believe what Microsoft is claiming, I do not ...
... well at least not all, but I do think that the embedded RAM in the GPU do help the performance. It is still up to developers to take enough advantage of it to show it is actually better.
I'll reserve my judgement until both systems and games come out.