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"6GB HD Dual Layered, Custom Panasonic Optical Discs"
Bull. Rev discs are 12cm, they confirmed that. A DVD at 12cm can hold 9 GB, a HD disc 30 (HDDVD) or 50 (BRD).
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Originally posted by: Truthliesn1seyes
Got me some fresh new info off the Han_Solo character over at the G4 forums. Take it as you will. At least it'll add more fuel to the fire lol.
This was from a member who received this this info from Han Solo through a PMQuote
Alright, all the next-gen consoles will use High-Dynamic-Range-Lighting.
It is also a CLUE to HOW the REV will RUN!
Han Solo then went and posted thisQuote
heres your clue-extended
Clue, thats similar to revolution(link)
The URL of the link is
http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=258889&highlight=half-life
I really have no idea what any of this is or means but I'm just putting it out there for debate.
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Personally, this is bull*bleep!*. He prettym uch gave it away with the whole "Theoretical 10GHz + 3GHz" comment; Three 2GHz cores != 6GHz processor.
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theoretical math. All else being equal, a 4-core design is not going to output the same heat as a single core, no matter what. Copper interconnects, 90mn, SOI, etc are all old news. Already existing and used for the PPC970. They're still hot.
Not sure what "perfect cooling" means. It wouldn't change the power consumption and heat produced by the chip. The math doesn't really work for current dual core chips, it wouldn't apply for a theoretical quad core.
Much less be useful or cheap enough to produce for a gaming console.
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The 90 nm process does effect the design, like size (of course), heat, efficiency, and most of all cost. Yes it does produce 62 watts per core, but to show you how hot it is, is like this...using physics...
Wattage required for heat-up = Weight of material x Specific Heat x Temperature Rise°C/3.412 x Time
Therefore Specific Heat = 3.412 x Time x Watts/ Weight of material x Temperature Rise °C
Temperature rise = ~15 °C. It stays 15 degrees hotter constantly after 10 mins in G5 PowerPC chips
Therefore Specific heat of the CPU = 3.412 x 10 Minute (600 sec) x 62 watts/ 0.5 KG x 15
= 282 degrees, theoretically, but with aluminum parts and copper inter-connectors with a perfect cooling design, you square the number to get a very good 16.79 degrees per core
Therefore 62 degrees total from the CPU.
The GPU wont make any difference to the heat. therefore thats the peak of heat thats allowed in todays computers, therefore its ok.
all the other specs ive produced are correct no matter what you say
P.S that is the closest answer i can give you WITHOUT the aluminium design, that was originally invented by sapphire. Those numbers are basically correct to PC/Mac terms
P.P.S about the aluminium cooling, i meant this
link : http://www.sapphiretech.com/vga/blizzard.asp
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Count me in for OoT having the superior soundtrack to WW. I remember one REALLY good and catchy song (and I think it was the Dragon Roost Island song that everyone is referring to), whereas still years after having played OoT there's quite a few songs I remember (and for contrast, there were two songs in MM I really liked). Then again, remembering songs usually has a lot to do with the moments that they are used in, and quite frankly I just plain remember a whole lot more situations in OoT than I do WW.
I own the japanese OSTs to both of them though, so it really doesn't matter too much to me anyway.
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You've never played a 2D Zelda, have you? Switching items in the menu is part of what Zelda is, practically.
Think of it as being realistic, as if you were really needing to take the time to switch out items
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personally thought the Wind Waker was a lot of fun, it was more mentally stimulating than the Ocarina - most of the time. Now, if I had any musical talent, I admit that the Ocarina would be more fun for just playing with, but I found playing the pre-set tunes to be a mindless memorization task.
But I do agree that changing the wind direction became a hassle. It was a lot better after I finally figured out I could float around by holding R and pressing in the direction I wanted to go, before that I changed it two or three times every time I wanted to sail around an island! Still, a shortcut for changing the direction during sailing would be very convenient.
Ultimately, I'll take whatever Nintendo gives me. I enjoyed both items, and both got a little tiresome when I had to play the same tune over and over.
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i would have liked to change the way wind is moved in the boat though. It WAS tedious at a lot of times if u wanted to change direction. I think that while in the boat, u would equip the wind waker to a button and if u hold the button, u could change the wind with the C-stick. Or something like that.
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ora Link is best. Way better than the aquatic activities in Mario Sunshine.
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The Revolution hyped? Ahaha, everywhere I look I see people belittling...If anything Ninty could wow just based off hilariously low expectations...
