Little surprise on Xbox One (with video)

Once again, pleasant news came out of the console - this time about performance. It’s perhaps no surprise that the Xbox One is slower than the PlayStation 4. What might help the console, though, is the 32MB of SRAM cache. This theoretically offers 102 GB / s of bandwidth (the product of the 128-byte connection and the graphics processor clock), but even now it has proven that practice matters. Because, contrary to previous assumptions, the “cache” can read and write at the same time, the former data is already tilted. Yesterday, it was also revealed that during the blending operations, the 133 GB / s data transfer can be achieved without much effort, which thus quite well exceeds the expectations. 

Those who have a bad friendship with the world of numbers should feel free to watch the video above!