Quoted by Izzy said:This sounds *very* much like the Talisman design.
Freeburn said:TBR, really? Cool.
I hope by "like Talisman" you mean efficiency-driven, and not "going nowhere tech thats gonna make all the rats jump ship" BTW
Izzy said:Ah, don't worry about it Vennt - it's going to be used in Nvidia's PC GPU tech, too.
Zuh?Docpan said:Cell.
LMFAO, it never even existed, did it?
WordofGod said:I know Xbox 2 uses Shader 3.0, so does that mean the PS3 will use Shader 4.0 now that Nvidia is making the GPU? How big of a difference is Shader 3.0 compared to Shader 4.0?
EDIT:
I know the Xbox 2 GPU uses Shader 3.0, so does that mean the PS3 GPU will use Shader 4.0 now that Nvidia is making the GPU? How big of a difference is Shader 3.0 compared to Shader 4.0?
Jesus.
Well I take it all back. Seems like Sony don't want to reinvent the wheel, and all three next-gen consoles will be using PC evolution parts. I'm sure there will be significant customisation, but surely this is a backward step for Sony
1. This is a big "Fuck You!" from Nvidia for the litigation involving Xbox GPU chip prices and quantities.
Docpan said:Cell.
LMFAO, it never even existed, did it?
:lolRob Fahey 09:38 01/09/2003
"Lashing NVIDIA's technology onto the PS3 architecture would simply make no sense..."
A rumour linking graphics chipset manufacturer NVIDIA with the PlayStation 3 has been described as "ridiculous" by a senior source, who claims that the company will design its own GPU for the console.
The rumour was reported widely last week by a number of online news sites, based on a single article on CNN which quoted American Technology Research analyst Erach Desai as saying that NVIDIA "is in discussions with Sony for the PS3".
However, a senior source close to Sony Computer Entertainment told gi.biz that it was a "ridiculous suggestion" that Sony would look elsewhere for a designer and manufacturer for the graphics processor (GPU) for the future console. "Sony has its own chip design teams and manufacturing facilities with massive experience in this sort of thing," he commented. "Lashing NVIDIA's technology onto the PS3 architecture would simply make no sense either technologically or commercially."
human5892 said:I like that you included the Revolution in your thread title.
m0dus said:While no one is denying the power of CELL, I think "absolutely destroy" the others is MORE than a bit premature, considering the very short lead time between the 3 consoles, and the fact revolution is coming out after PS3. We all got ahead of ourselves once this gen, best not to repeat that mistake. :lol
No, I wasn't being sarcastic at all. A lot of people seem to forget that Nintendo actually is launching another console, even if we don't know much about it right now. I was happy to see that xexex didn't forget to mention it.Biglesworth23 said:Is that a strike against Nintendo? Because if it is.. ~shakes fist~
human5892 said:No, I wasn't being sarcastic at all. A lot of people seem to forget that Nintendo actually is launching another console, even if we don't know much about it right now. I was happy to see that xexex didn't forget to mention it.
Vieo said:Does this mean Chun-li's boobies will have more bounce in the next Street Fighter?
:lolBlimblim said:
borghe said:if MS gets credit from me for one thing, it is their job at convincing people of things even if it may not be correct or the truth.
"We are the number one console out there" as long as you don't count PS2. and hell, they were saying it from the start, at which point GCN was ahead of them worldwide up until earlier this year.
"We have the most powerful next-gen console" despite the fact that both other systems are launching later and will undoubtedly be better, if even only by a fractional margin.
I mean all companies do it, and no those aren't direct quotes, but MS has just gone crazy with their marketing. For three years the average joe has really believed that MS is in the lead and now the average joe believes that MS will have the most powerful console despite launching a year earlier than everyone else.. Now if MS would just say they can walk on water.......
but seriously, congrats to them.. they have outmarketed sony.. it may not show in their sales, profits, or market share, but at least the general public believes what they say. :lol
borghe said:if MS gets credit from me for one thing, it is their job at convincing people of things even if it may not be correct or the truth.
"We are the number one console out there" as long as you don't count PS2. and hell, they were saying it from the start, at which point GCN was ahead of them worldwide up until earlier this year.
"We have the most powerful next-gen console" despite the fact that both other systems are launching later and will undoubtedly be better, if even only by a fractional margin.
I mean all companies do it, and no those aren't direct quotes, but MS has just gone crazy with their marketing. For three years the average joe has really believed that MS is in the lead and now the average joe believes that MS will have the most powerful console despite launching a year earlier than everyone else.. Now if MS would just say they can walk on water.......
but seriously, congrats to them.. they have outmarketed sony.. it may not show in their sales, profits, or market share, but at least the general public believes what they say. :lol
McFly said:Additional news from Japanese sources (thx2oneB3D):
According to Mainichi Shimbun
http://www.mainichi-msn.co.jp/it/computing/news/20041207org00m300120000c.html
the completion of the GPU is expected in July - Sep 2005.
According to Mycom PC Web
http://pcweb.mycom.co.jp/news/2004/12/07/005.html
they start the production of the new GPU in 90nm process then move into 65nm process.
Fredi
vesuvious said:With this announcement I am wondering if Sony and Nvidia will find a solution for backwards compatibility with PS1 and PS2 software. Initially, I believe Sony wanted PS3 to be backwards compatible. Will Sony just include a chip in the PS3 that is capable of reading PS2 and PS1 discs, or is this going to be a situation where Sony, like Microsoft, has to abandon backwards compatability?
A legitimate question worth repeating... will the PS3 be able to replicate the the EE?
I'm genuienly worried that some smart ass would think it's a good idea to use EE as the sound chip also :\Surely they could "do a PS2" and throw the EE into the PS3 as an I/O controller
[Sports cheer]Overrated!!!!! pum! pum! pum! pum! Overrated!!!!! pum! pum! pum! pum!...repeat[/Sports cheer]...repeatsonycowboy said:They're going to absolutely destroy the others as far as tech is concerned.
Galian Beast said:When both nintendo and microsoft announced that they were going with ati, I think nVidia realized if they didn't get into some sort of agreement with Sony they were going to be left behind.
Freeburn said:Why replicate or emulate?
Surely they could "do a PS2" and throw the EE into the PS3 as an I/O controller
Galian Beast said:at the moment the xbox is selling pretty evenly with the PS2 in north america. And don't think the media hasn't made note of that.
I didn't see what MrSingh said...I guess you guys are on the road to recoveryDCharlie said:"And MrSingh announced it 3 days ago on THIS board "
... but but but ...
we have shit sources!
McFly said:Additional news from Japanese sources (thx2oneB3D):
According to Mainichi Shimbun
http://www.mainichi-msn.co.jp/it/computing/news/20041207org00m300120000c.html
the completion of the GPU is expected in July - Sep 2005.
According to Mycom PC Web
http://pcweb.mycom.co.jp/news/2004/12/07/005.html
they start the production of the new GPU in 90nm process then move into 65nm process.
Fredi