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2 Re: xbox 720 to use 16 core cpu chip is that to much power? Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:34 pm
DIS7RICT
You can never be too powerful. Haven't you always wanted to play games (Battlefield 3 for example) at +60fps while running them at 1080p on Max settings... But even better... And on the Xbox? Well now you can.
3 Re: xbox 720 to use 16 core cpu chip is that to much power? Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:50 pm
ghost59
so trueDIS7RICT wrote:You can never be too powerful. Haven't you always wanted to play games (Battlefield 3 for example) at +60fps while running them at 1080p on Max settings... But even better... And on the Xbox? Well now you can.
4 Re: xbox 720 to use 16 core cpu chip is that to much power? Tue Apr 10, 2012 7:28 pm
Noble
The name Xbox 720 isn't even confirmed, they were also talking about naming it Xbox Next
5 Re: xbox 720 to use 16 core cpu chip is that to much power? Tue Apr 10, 2012 8:23 pm
ghost59
while that a dum nameNoble wrote:The name Xbox 720 isn't even confirmed, they were also talking about naming it Xbox Next
rather have xbox lite then that
6 Re: xbox 720 to use 16 core cpu chip is that to much power? Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:37 pm
DIS7RICT
No actually the Xbox next is a controller touch pad xbox thing that is compatible with the Xbox 360. It is not the new xbox.
Xbox World magazine scans april
Xbox World magazine scans april
7 Re: xbox 720 to use 16 core cpu chip is that to much power? Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:47 pm
ghost59
well thats a different thingDIS7RICT wrote:No actually the Xbox next is a controller touch pad xbox thing that is compatible with the Xbox 360. It is not the new xbox.
Xbox World magazine scans april
this si about the 720 not that
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