Rumor = fact?
At this point it is very, very unlikely. Even getting close to 500 glfop is very very tough.
The irony of this statement is almost tag worthy. Almost.
Rumor = fact?
At this point it is very, very unlikely. Even getting close to 500 glfop is very very tough.
The irony of this statement is almost tag worthy. Almost.
Rumor = fact?
At this point it is very, very unlikely. Even getting close to 500 glfop is very very tough.
Well the target specs are a rumor right? Just like the ign rumor that said Xbox would ship with 6670 and be only 20percent more powerful then wiiU. Or the one talking about two xboxs with two completely different hardware configurations?Dev kit specs change. Often. Don't look at dev kits for an indicator of what's going to be inside the console.
Target specs changing? No... Not so often. Not late in the game, anyway. WYSIWYG is their general rule of thumb.
Why?
As we know with the wiiU and the 360 specs often change this far out.
And even remember a thread a few weeks back that was stating that specs aren't final yet. Of course it was rumor but so is everything these days.
Ok, gotcha, so Black Ops II local multiplayer would have dual texture loads?
Well the target specs are a rumor right? Just like the ign rumor that said Xbox would ship with 6670 and be only 20percent more powerful then wiiU. Or the one talking about two xboxs with two completely different hardware configurations?
Which rumors are to be trusted and which aren't? Which rumors may have been true for the time but no longer are now?
I remember that original ign 6670 thread where I was trying to rationally explain to certain people the danger in accepting such rumors at face value and was assaulted and now it looks pretty obvious that the next Xbox will have something better than a 6670.
You have 40 watts to work with. The people saying 576 glfop were also saying the gpu would use 35 watts. That is now impossible...
I know we're all working on this assumption but do we know if that number from Iwata was calculated during a graphically heavy title? As mentioned it could have been aimed low to sound better from a power usage perspective.
Either way, we really still don't know.
1TFLOP is my guess because it's a nice round number and Nintendo like round things.
The rules are:
A) if the rumour supports your opinion, it's fact.
B) if the rumour is smelly and ruins your theory, it's probably bullshit.
It is indeed one of those universal laws. Just like my opinions are the only logical conclusion. Since i'm logical not biased how could my conclusions be wrong.
Well the target specs are a rumor right? Just like the ign rumor that said Xbox would ship with 6670 and be only 20percent more powerful then wiiU. Or the one talking about two xboxs with two completely different hardware configurations?
Which rumors are to be trusted and which aren't? Which rumors may have been true for the time but no longer are now?
I remember that original ign 6670 thread where I was trying to rationally explain to certain people the danger in accepting such rumors at face value and was assaulted and now it looks pretty obvious that the next Xbox will have something better than a 6670.
USC-fan said:Yeah for someone that doesnt understand tech.
1TFLOP is my guess because it's a nice round number and Nintendo like round things.
Rumor = fact?
At this point it is very, very unlikely. Even getting close to 500 glfop is very very tough.
I know we're all working on this assumption but do we know if that number from Iwata was calculated during a graphically heavy title? As mentioned it could have been aimed low to sound better from a power usage perspective.
Either way, we really still don't know.
1TFLOP is my guess because it's a nice round number and Nintendo like round things.
So BG is now a source? lol.Everyone is taking that 8xxx rumor as fact lol, and the 500-600GLOPS are from Bgassassin.
The E6760 GPU does not use 35W. The entire MCM does.Yeah for someone that doesnt understand tech.
We know the power consumption. We know glfop per watt for amd gpus. Its not that hard to do the math.
You have 40 watts to work with. The people saying 576 glfop were also saying the gpu would use 35 watts. That is now impossible...
I know we're all working on this assumption but do we know if that number from Iwata was calculated during a graphically heavy title? As mentioned it could have been aimed low to sound better from a power usage perspective.
Either way, we really still don't know.
1TFLOP is my guess because it's a nice round number and Nintendo like round things.
The E6760 GPU does not use 35W. The entire MCM does.
Why am I even bothering.
That would be running a game. Its right in the range it should be for a console with a 75w PSU. We have know about the psu spec since June. This is really nothing knew beside we have a better range for power consumption.
That would be running a game. Its right in the range it should be for a console with a 75w PSU. We have know about the psu spec since June. This is really nothing knew beside we have a better range for power consumption.
So BG is now a source? lol.
All we have on the ps4/720 are rumors. We have facts on the wiiu. We know the PSU specs, we know the power consumption, we know that its has an amd gpu, based on a r700 core, 45nm ibm cpu, 2 GBS of ram, bluray disc drive, flash drive and wifi.
With the power consumption it tells us sooo much. I have done the math in the thread and it doesnt match these rumors of a 500-600 gflop gpu.
Are you certain that the final PSU is 75w? I mean, seems to me that demo units that were made before most of the devkit upgrades could be different than the final product. You're assuming that the specs have remained static since conception. That's flawed logic. You made up your mind as to what the only outcome could be a long time ago, and now you dismiss anything that doesn't fit your preconcieved notion. you are guilty of everything you're accusing other people of.
I don't know what the specs are, then again, I'm also not claiming to.
Who are these people?Multiple people confirmed the same.
And yeah you said "rumor = facts?" so the 8xxx is a rumor and shouldn't be taken as a fact. Nintendo always does interesting architecture with there consoles, the GameCube being the most noteworthy I'd say.
You right its doesnt matter because it not happening and never was....The E6760 GPU does not use 35W. The entire MCM does.
Why am I even bothering.
That would be running a game. Its right in the range it should be for a console with a 75w PSU. We have know about the psu spec since June. This is really nothing knew beside we have a better range for power consumption.
So BG is now a source? lol.
All we have on the ps4/720 are rumors. We have facts on the wiiu. We know the PSU specs, we know the power consumption, we know that its has an amd gpu, based on a r700 core, 45nm ibm cpu, 2 GBS of ram, bluray disc drive, flash drive and wifi.
With the power consumption it tells us sooo much. I have done the math in the thread and it doesnt match these rumors of a 500-600 gflop gpu.
The E6760 GPU does not use 35W. The entire MCM does.
Why am I even bothering.
I know we're all working on this assumption but do we know if that number from Iwata was calculated during a graphically heavy title? As mentioned it could have been aimed low to sound better from a power usage perspective.
Either way, we really still don't know.
1TFLOP is my guess because it's a nice round number and Nintendo like round things.
That is straight from Nintendo. 75w PSU and 40w power consumption.
Target specs for Microsoft's console have not been outright leaked. They have for Sony's console. Those aren't a rumour.
Most of your conjecture in the past year is based on rumours, that's why the statement was ironic. Not because I "don't understand tech", and not because I can't do math. It needs to go both ways. A Sea Islands (GCN) chipset doesn't mean an 8970 is going into the PS4, for example.
Being VLIW-based means you have a basic indicator, not a fact btw. Just keep that in mind.
Who are these people?
Of course the 8000 is a rumor. But it does make a lot of sense and i have stated that a HSA design console would be a very smart move by sony or MS. These cards will be the first true HSA card out.
Postulation:
Nintendo likes round things.
Evidence:
Kirby = Round
Samus morphball = Round
Pokeball = Round
Corollary Evidence:
1TFLOP = Round
Conclusion:
1TFLOP = confirmed
That is straight from Nintendo. 75w PSU and 40w power consumption. I am not guessing...
The Wii U is rated at 75 watts of electrical consumption.
Please understand that this electrical consumption rating is measured at the maximum utilization of all functionality, not just of the Wii U console itself, but also the power provided to accessories connected via USB ports.
However, during normal gameplay, that electrical consumption rating won't be reached.
Depending on the game being played and the accessories connected, roughly 40 watts of electrical consumption could be considered realistic.
This energy-saving specification has made this compact form-factor possible.
For the rcord, they (Iwata) did not mention PSU once.
Or c) Be as objective as possible and use common sense.The rules are:
A) if the rumour supports your opinion, it's fact.
B) if the rumour is smelly and ruins your theory, it's probably bullshit.
There's a lot of info on this on the last two pages or so. Some think Iwata was saying the console consumes max 75w under max load, some think it's the max psu draw (meaning at most 60w is going to be supplied to the console, assuming a high of 80% efficiency). Lots of speculation.
Aren't they also in love with multiples of 8? I'm guessing 512, lol.
Fuck me, the most scientifically unsound postulation I've seen yet, and I've read a lot of USC-Fan's posts!
This is about as head fucking as a Shake & Bake fruit cake. My favourite. I love it. I'm going with this.
The Wii U is rated at 75 watts of electrical consumption.
Please understand that this electrical consumption rating is measured at the maximum utilization of all functionality, not just of the Wii U console itself, but also the power provided to accessories connected via USB ports.
However, during normal gameplay, that electrical consumption rating won't be reached.
Depending on the game being played and the accessories connected, roughly 40 watts of electrical consumption could be considered realistic.
This energy-saving specification has made this compact form-factor possible.
What's the conversion rate from Japanese watts to American watts?
You aren't guessing, lying?
That's straight from Nintendo. He never once mentions the PSU, that's you trying way too hard to make his statement fit your argument by misquoting.
Edit: I'm not saying that it is one way or the other. But until you find me a more credible source to believe than Iwata, I'm going with what he tells me.
We need to find that picture of the PSU again. Assuming it's the same in the final unit, wasn't that picture saying that the OUTPUT (As you suggested I think) was 75w. If so then the console could suck that much juice from the unit without breaking a sweat.
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Lastly, god did Sweeny or whoever at Epic did a f*cking mistake by introducing us commoners to the term FLOP. That was one pandora's box that needed to stay closed.
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This is oh! so easy to resolve. Since some people don't want to be reasonable, let us just put the money on our mouths and bet. Maybe some steam games?I take it to mean that "75 watts electrical consumption" is the same as Sony's 190 watt power consumption.
Ergo 75W (and 190W) = PSU rating, not power at the wall.
We'll know for sure in a few weeks anyway........
Why are still discussing this?Yeah it's definitely a possibility. And it chimes with what Iwata was saying about the normal power consumption. No way in hell the PSU only draws 40w at normal usage levels. That would leave 25w-30w powering the console. It sounds much more plausible to me, that the console is drawing 40w under normal usage.
Why are still discussing this?
The gaffer who saw the PSU with their own eyes months ago reported the PSU was rated at 75W. That's output rating. PSUs are never rated in any other way. What it draws from the wall can only be measured by a watt-meter (or be calculated by those who designed the part).
Iwata said 'the console draws 75W at peak, 40W (or 45, don't remember anymore) typical'. That's what the device draws from its power source.
The supposition that somehow the above two mean that the console draws 75W from the wall, the nearest power plant, or the black hole in the centre of the galaxy, is something that only a certain GAF contingent can come up with.
Wrong.
1 japanese watt = 10 american Watt
Wii U PSU is actually rated at 400w. AMD 8890 confirmed!
Well it seems that strangely enough some people are still assuming it's 40W into the console for everything.
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p.s. I love ALF.
Its 40 watts for everything in the console. You 10w for cpu, 25w gpu, 5w blu ray drive, 1 w wifi etc... It all adds up to 40w.
Very easy to understand...
Why are still discussing this?
The gaffer who saw the PSU with their own eyes months ago reported the PSU was rated at 75W. That's output rating. PSUs are never rated in any other way. What it draws from the wall can only be measured by a watt-meter (or be calculated by those who designed the part).
Iwata said 'the console draws 75W at peak, 40W (or 45, don't remember anymore) typical'. That's what the device draws from its power source.
The supposition that somehow the above two mean that the console draws 75W from the wall, the nearest power plant, or the black hole in the centre of the galaxy, is something that only a certain GAF contingent can come up with.
Its 40 watts for everything in the console. You 10w for cpu, 25w gpu, 5w blu ray drive, 1 w wifi etc... It all adds up to 40w.
Very easy to understand...
Finally, official confirmation that AMD is supplying the gpu:
http://blogs.amd.com/play/2012/09/20/wii-u-changing-the-future-of-gaming-entertainment-with-proud-technology-partner-amd/