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Offline Blur256

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Re: Hacker Reveals Wii U CPU Clock Details
« Reply #25 on: December 02, 2012, 05:41:22 PM »
Sure the cpu is slow However, today's gaming standards are geared toward the gpu. Without a fast gpu a system is pretty much useless while trying to run today's standard of games. Also, what people fail to realize is the fact that we haven't even seen the Wii-U's true potential, just wait till next year and we finally get a glimpse into games that are being made specifically for the system. Also, from what I hear nintendo has some sort of software in the system which actually ghosts the systems true clock speed on the cpu, either way only time will tell.


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Re: Hacker Reveals Wii U CPU Clock Details
« Reply #26 on: December 03, 2012, 02:42:30 PM »
It's a triple core processor, so if things are coded for it well, it seems like it should be more than sufficient.  Boiling a video game down to its numbered rating is about as accurate as boiling down a processor to its clock speed.
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Offline ThePerm

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Re: Hacker Reveals Wii U CPU Clock Details
« Reply #27 on: December 03, 2012, 07:40:35 PM »
The xbox 360 had a triple core processor. What this will amount to is programmers bitching about the lack of clock speed for a few months before they realize that the system has a way better gpu than the xbox 360 and way more ram. The thing about processor power is its usually underutilized because there isn't enough ram.
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