Even though Microsoft has no plans to reveal there next generation
Xbox gaming console at E3 later this year, its not stopped the rumour
mills providing theories on what the new gaming console from Microsoft
will include.
Today Xbox World have reported that Durango developer kits were sent out last month by Microsoft, and even though they don’t resemble the finished product in design and appear
ance. The inner workings of the
developer kits is still representative of the next generation Xbox 720
console.
Today Xbox World have reported that Durango developer kits were sent out last month by Microsoft, and even though they don’t resemble the finished product in design and appear
Durango, as the new Xbox console has been codenamed, is reported to
now contain an AMD’s Radeon 7000-series in terms of graphics, together
with a 16-core IBM Power PC CPU. AMD launched the world’s first 16-core
processor for the business market back in November last year, so could
the new Xbox required such a beast of a processor? Sure.
“It’s a ridiculous amount of power for a games machine – too much power, even,”-”But remember, Kinect 2 could chew up four whole cores tracking multiple players right down to their fingertips, so it’ll need a lot of power.”
“It’s a ridiculous amount of power for a games machine – too much power, even,”-”But remember, Kinect 2 could chew up four whole cores tracking multiple players right down to their fingertips, so it’ll need a lot of power.”
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