As I said, no you wouldn't. (Refering to needing more then $400 for a decent upgrade)
The XBOX 360 is not magical technology that appeared out of no-where. It is just a collection of current technology. Why is that a hard concept?
3.2 GHz Processor (Raven said, I think, that having three cores would not increase the speed as the cores only operate at the same speed or what not... never understood that)
512 MB of GDDR3 RAM
I know enough to say that fancy words and fancy names mean nothing after you crunch numbers. Sure the processor sounds impressive, but if what Raven said holds any ground, the PS3's processor would be better. Sure GDDR3 sounds impressive, but that low amount of ram will bite back when 1GB (or 768MB) is minimum.
I also know that most of you who get better proformance out of the ORIGINAL Xbox seriously need to learn about your computer. Running crap in the background, keeping on visual styles, never running spyware checkers. Ugg. I hate it. Turn off that crap, turn off your virus scanner when you aren't using it, and run it before you shut your computer down.
I remeber when the XBOX 1 came out... so many people said it was SOO good, SOO fast... better then pc fast. Remind me, what were the specs on that one? Wasn't it LOWER then standard pc specs? Of course we are not counting the load XP has on your computer, but seriously, it was not that the XBOX was more powerful, it was that the graphics were downed, and you don't understand memory managment. Any XBOX game then was a better pc game, except many people would rather spend $400 then to upgrade. And there are even $500 computers now that can handle most hardcore games.
@Jeku... yeah... that part of Gaming now-a-days sucks. It wasn't until Diablo 2 that I realised how much space I would need. And it is a lot. The big advantage, I can see, is that on a good computer, your HardDisk RPM and I/O is faster then your DVD drive's. Of course, when I do get around to buying a REAL computer, I will have more then a 40GB hard-drive. (This is just a laptop, and I was looking for both power and mobility... 6 hours of mobility is fine with me trade off is mainly the processor 1.8GHz, and a very annoying MotherBoard*)
*I have a very annoying error happening to me, I have bought a 512MB PNY stick for my laptop, and apearantly either the stick is curropt (the damn ass[url]holes at BBye won't test it) or my computer won't accept it. (This is the third buy of it, same brand because it goes down to $50)
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