Could Wii U actually be the strongest system?

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#1  Edited By Infinity8378
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It has the best RAM bandwidth and compression done this way makes size irrelivant

To store 1001100101010101

1|0|

0 0

# #

0 0

# 0

---0

---0

---0

1|0_1|0

-----# 1

-----1 #

-----1

-----1

1|0_1|0_1|0_1|0

--------1

--------1

1|0_1|0_1|0_1|0_1|0_1|0_1|0_1|0

-------------------------1

You can compress those 16 bits down to 1 bit and a value stored of 9 at 4 bit or 16/5 compression ratio about 3 to 1 the compression ratio is log(X)/log(2)+1*2^64-X this allows Nintendo to use the speed of the 256GB/s edram without needing 8GB of space. Also Since the Wii U's edram is faster than any ram of the PS4 there is no equivalent on the PS4 for performance. This is then used to compress three 16 bit float

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Half-precision_floating-point_format

values into 1 3 from compressing the 4bit value got from compressing the 5 bit value got from compressing 3 to 1 with one arraylist of stack. In the 2GB of RAM you store a table which calculates all operations some aren't needed because there too big or small to be a 16bit float. 2GB is enough to store all combinations of 16 bit floats. The compressed answer is copied over to edram to be decompressed in order to increase speed you combine five 3 bit answers into one 15 bit answer and add a meaningless two bit 0 so its sixteen bit and can be compressed with three completed values 23 times with the table this makes it so that when you go to copy it over to edram from 2GB its too small to effect computation time. then the computer decompresses the 16 bits you gave it compressed 23 times back up to the right size. This gets you 2Terraflops 16 bit just like the PS4 it just uses a different method. You store Arrays to do the calculation +-B% which each take up 1-2 MB uncompressed of Edram for addition and subtraction +-B%=1+-1/B. To Do Division You do +-B%. All you store with the Table in 2GB is multiplication which takes up 0.75 Gigabytes.

These equations are how you do multiplication Division Adition and Subtraction from these arrays at 2TF

A*B*B%=A+B

A*B*-B%=A-B

(A*B%)*A*-A%=A/B

A*B=A*B

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#3 lostrib
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@lostrib said:

No

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#6 LegatoSkyheart
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wtf am I looking at?

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The ****? No. The system is weak as hell.

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@LegatoSkyheart said:

wtf am I looking at?

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#9 bobbetybob
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I don't even know if you're talking any sense but you can't just have one good aspect of hardware and expect that a shitty CPU/GPU is going to magically be covered by it.

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#10  Edited By Heil68
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@PonchoTaco said:
@lostrib said:

No

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<500 posts too

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@Heil68 said:
@PonchoTaco said:
@lostrib said:

No

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<500 posts too

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#12 Infinity8378
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I made one Mistake i think the compressed answer you get is in The form 2bit 1bit 1bit it takes up 4 bits not 3 you can't compress the bit holding the data so the table is exactly 1GB which is all the space the wii U has free in memory.

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@Infinity8378 said:

I made one Mistake i think the compressed answer you get is in The form 2bit 1bit 1bit it takes up 4 bits not 3 you can't compress the bit holding the data so the table is exactly 1GB which is all the space the wii U has free in memory.

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lol no

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wat

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a) No

b) You need a post count of 500 before you can make a thread on System Wars

c) When you do, try to make sure it's comprehensible to the average reader. Unfortunately, this isn't a tech enthusiast forum.