Console specs comparison

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#1 nameless12345
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If you ever wanted to see how consoles compare in specs terms, here is a good source for you (handhelds not included):

http://www.pvcmuseum.com/games/console-specs/

Not the most in-deepth but it shows how the better-known consoles stack up comapred to each other.

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#2 gregbmil
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Thanks for the post! I found it pretty interesting. I've always wondered exactly how big the original Xbox hard drive was. After all these years I now know that it is 8 GB's. Every Xbox I've seen always said 50,000 units free, or blocks, or something like that

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#3 Stinger78
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Interesting as I had a site called pcvsconsole.com in mind, and what do you know, they are now pvcmuseum :)
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#4 man_hammer
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Hmmm...that is interesting.

The PS3 can do twice the amount of FLOPS. I always wondered about that.

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#5 PetJel
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Ha, if you look at the Playstation generations; the PS1 had a 33 mhz processor, the PS2 a 300 mhz, and the PS3 a 3.2 Ghz processor.

Now gimme a 3.2 ghz decacore on the next gen plox. :D

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#6 nameless12345
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Ha, if you look at the Playstation generations; the PS1 had a 33 mhz processor, the PS2 a 300 mhz, and the PS3 a 3.2 Ghz processor.

Now gimme a 3.2 ghz decacore on the next gen plox. :D

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The interesting thing is that the Sega Saturn was actually stronger than the PS1. Also, Dreamcast had more V-RAM than PS2 which may explain the slight texture advantage it had over it.

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#7 nameless12345
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Hmmm...that is interesting.

The PS3 can do twice the amount of FLOPS. I always wondered about that.

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PS3 has a better CPU but a worse GPU than the 360.

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#8 PetJel
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[QUOTE="PetJel"]

Ha, if you look at the Playstation generations; the PS1 had a 33 mhz processor, the PS2 a 300 mhz, and the PS3 a 3.2 Ghz processor.

Now gimme a 3.2 ghz decacore on the next gen plox. :D

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The interesting thing is that the Sega Saturn was actually stronger than the PS1. Also, Dreamcast had more V-RAM than PS2 which may explain the slight texture advantage it had over it.

Ye but I was talking about the increase in cpuspeed in just the PS line, it being interesting how they all increase in speed 10 times over their predecessor.

Still a shame that the Saturn failed hard. I would have liked a current gen Sega console.