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But were there fast/powerful enough ARM chips to be competitive with what ended up in the PS4/XBox One? They certainly exist today. But could Sony and Microsof
by MBCook 2y ago
But were there fast/powerful enough ARM chips to be competitive with what ended up in the PS4/XBox One?
They certainly exist today. But could Sony and Microsoft have chosen them or would they have had to have them developed?
- someNameIG 2y agoI'm not sure, the Jaguar CPUs in them were pretty underpowered at the time too, they were tablet/netbook level. I think they were in some ways a bit of a downgrade in CPU performance compared to the Cell in the PS3. Biggest issue at the time would have been an ARM CPU with a decent GPU if they wanted a SoC instead of having them separate dies