Jump to content

CES -2020 MICROSOFT REVEAL SOME IMAGES OF XBOX X SERIES CONSOLE N CPU.

Ayush007

Hello Guys,


I would like to inform you that Microsoft has reveal some  images of cpu n console 

please have a look n SHARE YOUR OPINION.

 

Your cordially 

Ayush

 

 

 

 

DD52ADFF-C384-4B69-8D49-2096E80B7CAD.jpeg

CD039C70-7367-40A8-9E02-28288BD62D91.png

2E5A0689-19D9-4059-92AD-22B70F2B7777.png

47DDB9DD-3768-46D3-9FD3-22CB13309A1B.png

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

12 minutes ago, Ayush007 said:

Hello Guys,


I would like to inform you that Microsoft has reveal some  images of cpu n console 

please have a look n SHARE YOUR OPINION.

 

Your cordially 

Ayush

Ok, here's what I see here: 

first img; AMD loves putting the max resolution that will be supported on the die. So that 8k number is probably what they're aiming for next. 

I don't remember if the xbox one X has a combined die (GPU and CPU on same chip)  This is a combined die if the trend follows the Xbone X. So we're best off comparing dies to that. (Youtube video of the XB one X teardown)

second-fourth img; Hey look it's a PC! 

Microsoft seems to be focusing a lot more on cooling this new Xbox, which makes me think we're looking at higher power draw, and with that more heat output. XBone X had a 245 watt PSU according to ifixit, and if that's true, I'd expect max draw on that around 200w for the die, with the new Series X probably being around 300w on die, with 25-30 for aux parts like SSD, video controllers for HDMI, USB controller, etc.  

Fine you want the PSU tier list? Have the PSU tier list: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1116640-psu-tier-list-40-rev-103/

 

Stille (Desktop)

Ryzen 9 3900XT@4.5Ghz - Cryorig H7 Ultimate - 16GB Vengeance LPX 3000Mhz- MSI RTX 3080 Ti Ventus 3x OC - SanDisk Plus 480GB - Crucial MX500 500GB - Intel 660P 1TB SSD - (2x) WD Red 2TB - EVGA G3 650w - Corsair 760T

Evoo Gaming 15"
i7-9750H - 16GB DDR4 - GTX 1660Ti - 480GB SSD M.2 - 1TB 2.5" BX500 SSD 

VM + NAS Server (ProxMox 6.3)

1x Xeon E5-2690 v2  - 92GB ECC DDR3 - Quadro 4000 - Dell H310 HBA (Flashed with IT firmware) -500GB Crucial MX500 (Proxmox Host) Kingston 128GB SSD (FreeNAS dev/ID passthrough) - 8x4TB Toshiba N300 HDD

Toys: Ender 3 Pro, Oculus Rift CV1, Oculus Quest 2, about half a dozen raspberry Pis (2b to 4), Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega, Arduino nano (x3), Arduino nano pro, Atomic Pi. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

2 hours ago, BrinkGG said:

Ok, here's what I see here: 

first img; AMD loves putting the max resolution that will be supported on the die. So that 8k number is probably what they're aiming for next. 

I don't remember if the xbox one X has a combined die (GPU and CPU on same chip)  This is a combined die if the trend follows the Xbone X. So we're best off comparing dies to that. (Youtube video of the XB one X teardown)

second-fourth img; Hey look it's a PC! 

Microsoft seems to be focusing a lot more on cooling this new Xbox, which makes me think we're looking at higher power draw, and with that more heat output. XBone X had a 245 watt PSU according to ifixit, and if that's true, I'd expect max draw on that around 200w for the die, with the new Series X probably being around 300w on die, with 25-30 for aux parts like SSD, video controllers for HDMI, USB controller, etc.  

Thnx Brink GG,

 

For taking interest in my section.

I agree wid your point.????????

I assume tht your approach is quite logical !!!!!

 

U have quite depth knowledge regarding it.

 

Infact Acc to me Microsoft really work hard on making der  console powerful .

whereas  Sony  on their  exclusives.

 

I think thts why Sony exclusives beat Microsoft!!!!!

 

Isn't  it???

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now

×