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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Rev Specs sheet and format info

« on: June 13, 2005, 02:22:59 PM »

Its not the same i made these specs. Man no one listens

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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Rev Specs sheet and format info

« on: June 13, 2005, 08:40:39 AM »

I'd love to see the lightgun in action again I loved it. I always played Duck hunt, well till my nes broke anyway.

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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Rev Specs sheet and format info

« on: June 13, 2005, 08:24:13 AM »

1. Of course its fake i said i put it together
2. I don't know what news your talking about its just specs.

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Nintendo Gaming / Rev Specs sheet and format info

« on: June 13, 2005, 08:04:38 AM »

Before I begin I would like to say that most of these are based on other rumors that I have heard and in fact may in up not being at all true.

Rev Specs


Cpu:

2 G5 3 Ghz Dual Core
Total Cpu peak - 12 Ghz
Cpu average - 9 to 10 Ghz
1mb cache per cpu
1200 Mhz Front Side Bus
Cpu has multiplier of 2.5
128 Mb 1t Sram memory to serve as L3 cache to Cpu and Gpu

Graphics Card:

Based on Ati R520
700 Mhz
Total performance is 3 times more than that of Radeon X800 XT
14 Mb embedded 1T SRAM to serve as a buffer
Up to 32 pipes
256 mb GDDR4 Ram at 1.4 Ghz

System Memory:
256 Mb DDR2 Ram at 533 Mhz

Extra Stuff:

HDTV 1080p support
7.1 Digital Surround Sound powered by a separate chip to limit cpu usage
PPU

Disk Format:

DVD 6Gb Dual layer and Bluray or Hd-dvd

The Disk format is interesting for they could go with any format. Let me explain. See Nintendo is partners with companies that are making both bluray and hd-dvd. There partners include Nec for Hd-dvd and Panasonic for bluray. If they want to win the format war they must get nintendo on there side utalizing there tech. We already know that Ps3 will use bluray and xbox 360 said if they are going to use a next gen format it would be Hd-dvd which leaves one console left Nintendo.

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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Broadcom Announced as Partner...WiFi Confirmation

« on: April 28, 2005, 07:32:24 AM »

What I really think is that the nintendo revolution has wireless compatibility but it will hook up with wired broadband. Then since the DS is wireless the DS will be able to get online because of the revolution. In this way the revolution is the online router to the DS and people won't have to spend money to upgrade there network for either system. Also from what I’ve heard the online system nintendo's planning on having will be sort of like xbox live. It will feature forums, chat rooms, a buddy list, and a online magazine exclusive to the NR. The magazine will be kinda like the nintendo power just online. There will also be demos and game previews. You will also be able to talk to your friends who are on either the DS or the NR this way if your friends on the ds you could ask him to play such-and-such game on the NR.

I really think that the revolution will be some sort of wifi router or at least support wireless devices such as the ds at least connecting to the revolution. I think this because I have heard that the controller is going to be wireless and if this ends up being true then it would be really easy for the Nr and the DS to link up.