Seems to notice is that the slowdown problems that existed with the PS2 are Titles have been ported to both GameCube and Xbox and the first thing everyone The slowdowns we've seen in games for the platform. In order to fill its 16 pixel pipelines which could be the cause of many of The PS2's Graphics Synthesizer is entirely too dependent on extreme parallelism The GameCube at $199 instead of $299 like the Playstation 2 and Xbox. Savings in the production of the CPU that translates into the ability to price The Gekko produces around 1/3 the amount of heat as the Xbox CPUĪnd measures in at close to half of the die size. Where the GameCube does clearly come out on top however is in heat productionĪnd die size. Gekko in terms of having a very flexible ISA. Set associative L2 cache would only be faster than the Gekko giving the Xboxīoth platforms have good compiler support and the tilt of the hat goes to IBM's We can only assume that a 733MHz CPU with a 133MHz FSB and 8-way Outperform the PowerPC 750 running at 500MHz in any of the synthetic benchmarks In terms of raw performance, the Celeron 733 (4-way set associative L2) will With both GameCubeĪnd Xbox using widely available and common CPU platforms, the real competitionĮxists between the Cube's Gekko and the Xbox's Intel CPU. Stated that the platform is too difficult to program for. While the PS2's Emotion Engine has a lot of potential, developers have continuously
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