#RUMOUR: Nintendo Switch: CPU a 1 GHz, GPU a 768 MHz in modalità docked e 307 in modalità undocked

Alessio De Matteo December 19, 2016, 2:02 pm FREE PLAYING THE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK GROUP

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Nintendo Switch CPU and GPU clock speeds revealed

www.eurogamer.net
Spec reveals are never easy. Months – sometimes years – of anticipation build after initial teasers. Rumours circulate, patent applications are scoured for…

Simone Mancini December 19, 2016, 2:05 pm

sembra abbastanza sottopotenziato

Matteo Beconcini December 19, 2016, 2:40 pm

In pratica Switch sta a Xbox One come PSVita sta a Xbox 360. Intendo quando è in modalità portatile, quando è nella dock è un po’ meglio.

Bruno Barbera December 19, 2016, 3:26 pm

https://youtu.be/PzS4LbH5nmA

Tom and Rich sit down to talk Nintendo Switch technical specifications, including the all-important clock-speeds for CPU, GPU – oh and the memory controller …

Bruno Barbera December 19, 2016, 3:32 pm

“As things stand, CPU clocks are halved compared to the standard Tegra X1, but it’s the GPU aspect of the equation that will prove more controversial. Even while docked, Switch doesn’t run at Tegra X1’s full potential. Clock-speeds are locked here at 768MHz, considerably lower than the 1GHz found in Shield Android TV, but the big surprise from our perspective was the extent to which Nintendo has down-clocked the GPU to hit its thermal and battery life targets. That’s not a typo: it really is 307.2MHz – meaning that in portable mode, Switch runs at exactly 40 per cent of the clock-speed of the fully docked device. And yes, the table below does indeed confirm that developers can choose to hobble Switch performance when plugged in to match the handheld profile should they so choose.”

Federico Rosa December 19, 2016, 3:59 pm

Makkisenefotte?
Le uniche due cose importanti sono la batteria e la memoria interna.
Nintendo ha dimostrato che la potenza di calcolo è relativa.

Lorenzo Bregliozzi December 19, 2016, 11:31 pm

Per fare bei giochi sì, ma per vendere no purtroppo

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Simone Savage Andreozzi December 19, 2016, 5:50 pm FREE PLAYING THE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK GROUP

Quindi pare che sì, Switch userà il Chip X1 di Nvidia, e che sì, sarà una versione custom, ma verso il basso. Mentre Shield di Nvidia ha un clock di 1 GHZ, la nuova console Nintendo andrà al massimo a 768 MHz, clock che scenderà del 40% una volta tolto dalla dock.