Sign. Why do I have to keep repeating the same posts. Just go back to the last page and I went into detail about psu. Efficiency has nothing to do with Max power consumption. 50 is on the high end of the range and of you extend higher by 20%.
Going way back to march some one has posted the correct specs but you tossed them away.
300-400 is the correct range and he posted this a long time ago....
You dismissed by saying the " It is bare minimum 600Gflops," but now that is your best case...?
Yes, I dismissed 2 people speculating about the GPU, and even now one of those 2 people has told you 480GFLOPs is his minimum range, there is no correct specs there. The number I have ~600GFLOPs is from someone who should know the specs, he has said it, and it does make perfect sense, especially considering what we know about AMD's embedded GPUs, This is also a custom part.
As for the wattage, I'll break down what it means, a 35watt GPU shrinks down to ~25watts + the 2watt cores for the CPU, would give you 30-35watts for the GPU/CPU together, another ~15watts for the entire system leaves you with 45-50watts, even this example falls inside what the Xbox360 Slim is doing with it's 135watt PSU.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/3774/welcome-to-valhalla-inside-the-new-250gb-xbox-360-slim/3
90watts from Slim during RDR. Lets stop pretending that PSUs haven't improved since 2005, some would argue that PSUs have had their biggest change during this last 7 years than ever before thanks to more power hungry GPUs.
Firstly, calculating attach rates from shipment numbers is inherently flawed.
I think my point goes beyond what you feel is the correct numbers for attach rates, in fact I didn't even put a solid attach rate number, the point was that the assumption that Wii owners at large only bought the console and played Wii Sports was wrong, and that there is obviously a lot of real gamers if the system has sold 800m+ units of software.
Secondly, purchasing additional software over the course of 6 years doesn't really dispel that the initial USP that captured the expanded audience was motion control. Are you really arguing against the notion that motion control drove the Wii's success?
This wasn't my point, my point is that the Wii Audience has real gamers among the people who only bought it for Wii Sports, I am not saying Wii U will sell as well as the Wii for instance, and maybe this is where you are misunderstanding me.
The route to success for Nintendo is capturing that audience again. It may not be the only audience they're after, but it's clearly the main one.
I won't argue that motion gamers are a large market for Nintendo, I was simply talking about the audiences I mentioned, which does somewhat include them as Wii upgraders.
As for being an upgrade from a PS360; Nintendo has yet to show me why I should "upgrade" and seem reluctant to even unambiguously show me it is an "upgrade" from my current HD console at all, let alone enough of an upgrade for me to need it.The thread is wrong. I'm quite sure it's pointed out in the thread that it's wrong. For the first 13 weeks of 2012 the 360 sold through ~1.8M units worldwide.
Wii U is an upgrade from Wii, as I said multiple times in my post, not from PS360 owners, though a lot of them could feel quite differently, I for one being a PS3/360 owner do see Wii U as a next gen console and thus an upgrade from ALL of my current consoles. In large part thanks to the controller. As for that thread being wrong, I am unsure of your source, but wasn't May's NPD ~160k 360s sold? that fits well with that thread title, I also didn't get the info from that thread, but got it online from an article, I'm sure if you can find the NPDs for all 5 months, you could easily prove or disprove yourself, my comment was that it was selling about as good as the Wii did last year, and I believe the Wii sold much better than that,
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-5...-around-console-sales-for-nintendo-this-year/ 4.5 million in the US alone in 2011.