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Leaked Pictures of New Xbox 360 Motherboard
Tech Blog —
... The new Microsoft Xbox 360 motherboard will feature 250MB Flash chip, a 65nm GPU and use a 150W power supply, which consumes 25W less than the previous generation. Click here for first picture in gallery.
According to Xbox Scene, the new 256MB chip will allow to install the entire new NXE dashboard without requiring the hard drive or any external flash memory unit.
[via Gizmodo - Xbox-scene]
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New Xbox 360 Motherboard Leaked, Has 256MB Flash Memory [Jasper]
Gizmodo —
... According to Xbox Scene, the new 256MB chip will allow to install the entire new NXE dashboard, without requiring the hard drive or an external flash memory unit, as well as saving XLBA games, gamesave information, or whatever you want. The rest of the motherboard layout stays the same. [Xbox Scene] ...
Xbox 360 Jasper 65nm consoles reaching market
SlashGear —
... Microsoft’s updated Xbox 360 consoles using “Jasper” 65nm process GPU chips are believed to be finally shipping. Initially ...
New Xbox 360 motherboard sports 256MB of onboard memory
DVICE Atom Feed —
... for people who buy the Arcade version of the Xbox 360, which doesn't come with a hard drive.
The new flash memory will be able to hold the entirety of the new NXE operating system, allowing people to not deal with external drives if they want to use the system. Of course, they'll still need extra storage if they want to download games or save their games, but this will make the cheapest version of Microsoft's console much more attractive as soon as it's implemented.
Xbox Scene, via Gizmodo
Rumor: New Xbox 360 mobo to get 256MB flash memory
CrunchGear —
... drives.
The new GPU is built on a 65nm process — and as you may have learned from the constant shrinking of processors, the smaller the process, the less power drawn and the less heat produced. This is good news for reliability, as RROD problems were heat-based; if you’re still trepidatious about dropping $250 on a hot brick, this next generation may set you at ease.
Nothing else too groundbreaking here, unless RAM configurations get you hot.
[Via Xbox Scene]
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