xeoset
09-28-2007, 05:35 PM
A user on the Ars Techica and official Xbox forums noticed major design differences with his new Xbox360, differences that seem to indicate the fabled 65nm chip is now out in the wild. Perhaps this will resolve the overheating issue that has resulted in so many issues over the past couple of years. Combined with HDMI becoming standard on new Premium 360's will this be enough to make you think about upgrading?
New Premiums Get Them. (http://www.msxbox-world.com/xbox360/news/article/6365/65nm-Xbox360)
That's right - at this very moment, you could own an Xbox 360 sporting the much fabled 65nm CPU and GPU. It appears - according to a thread on the official Xbox forums - that Microsoft has, under the guise of the recently released Halo 3 360, soft-launched the 65nm edition of its console.
Every Halo 3 Xbox 360 Has Them. (http://www.kotaku.com.au/games/2007/09/microsoft_smuggles_65nm_inside_1.html)
Expect Elite's and Cores to have them aswell, there'll be Forums posting them up sometime, it's unavoidable.
New Premiums Get Them. (http://www.msxbox-world.com/xbox360/news/article/6365/65nm-Xbox360)
That's right - at this very moment, you could own an Xbox 360 sporting the much fabled 65nm CPU and GPU. It appears - according to a thread on the official Xbox forums - that Microsoft has, under the guise of the recently released Halo 3 360, soft-launched the 65nm edition of its console.
Every Halo 3 Xbox 360 Has Them. (http://www.kotaku.com.au/games/2007/09/microsoft_smuggles_65nm_inside_1.html)
Expect Elite's and Cores to have them aswell, there'll be Forums posting them up sometime, it's unavoidable.