Tenacious-V
Thinks his PR is better than yours.
The 750cXe (at 485MHz) was the Gekko. So going by what Ninty said, the 750GL seems to be the evolution of Gekko... for Revolution!?! Clocked at 933MHz..
Tenacious-V said:![]()
The 750cXe (at 485MHz) was the Gekko. So going by what Ninty said, the 750GL seems to be the evolution of Gekko... for Revolution!?! Clocked at 933MHz..
Tenacious-V said:Can you expect much of a performance difference from say a 450MHz clock bump?
Xdrive05 said:Yes, but does that potential Rev CPU have the same amount of cache and whatnot? I would rather it be a different architecture with more L2 instead of just faster clocks. And who knows about how the clock speed is derived on these anyway? How does it figure in front side bus? Because it wouldn't be as significant if they just doubled the multiplier or something.
The world may never know....
Shogmaster said:In addition to faster clock, this should have more L2 cache and VMX SIMD units added as well.
Shogmaster said:Nice find! I said as much at B3D last year. This is probably what 750GX morphed into.
Xdrive05 said:Nice! Is clock speed on these things measured like an Athlon XP or something? Like multiplier times front side bus? I have no idea how these architectures work compared to 32bit PC.
Eric_S said:It's a low power GX, you can find info on it on IBM's site if you'd look. (it's been there for quite some time)
Overview
The IBM PowerPC 750GL RISC Microprocessor, also called the 750GL, is targeted for high-performance, low-power systems using a 60x bus. The 750GL also includes an internal 1-MB L2 cache with on-board error correction circuitry (ECC).
Well shit... Where the heck were you 6 months ago when we were talking about exactly this?
sp0rsk said:Be excited be be excited
iwata got juice iwata got juice heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey iwata got juice
Xdrive05 said:1mb L2 cache would rock. That's four times what the Gamecube had. If it has 1mb L2 and twice the clockspeed, and parallel processing thinga-mabobbers... that's not too bad at all.
No, it's not a Cell or a Xenos (as far as we speculate), but that doesn't mean it's worthless either.
I'd hit it.
Chrono said:OK, how much better exactly?
I mean aren't even the earliest xbox360 devkits more powerful than that? Look at what we got at launch, not even close to a huge jump in graphics from this generation, and I'm sure those games use a lot more power than the early devkits.
And if the graphics chip takes approximately the same jump in power as the processor (yeah we're assuming but whatever) then what kind of graphics should we expect from that combination? Cleaned-up GCN stuff? Half-Life 2? That half-life 2 tech demonstration thing I've seen people post pics of all the time showcasing HDR lightening? KILLZONE? :lol
:'(
Chrono said:OK, how much better exactly?
I mean aren't even the earliest xbox360 devkits more powerful than that? Look at what we got at launch, not even close to a huge jump in graphics from this generation, and I'm sure those games use a lot more power than the early devkits.
And if the graphics chip takes approximately the same jump in power as the processor (yeah we're assuming but whatever) then what kind of graphics should we expect from that combination? Cleaned-up GCN stuff? Half-Life 2? That half-life 2 tech demonstration thing I've seen people post pics of all the time showcasing HDR lightening? KILLZONE? :lol
:'(