MS makes, sells 65nm 'Falcon' Xbox 360s
Microsoft has begun selling Xbox 360 consoles equipped with 65nm chips - parts that pump out less heat than the 90nm silicon found in older 360s - according to buyers who've been poking around inside their new machines. Xbox 360 'Falcon' heatsink - image courtesy JWSpeed MS' 65nm Xbox: the new heatsink, as shot by JWSpeed The …
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Price cut?
Given that this should save them a fair bit of money manufacturing, does this mean there's another price cut coming in time for christmas? It's widely known there's a budget version of the PS3 coming out soon and cutting the price would spoil it somewhat for sony
But surely...
... if it is a 65nm part, the word 'Canada' wouldn't be the only change? Wouldn't the die size be significantly smaller?
Looks like it didn't help much...
First report of a halo edition RRoDing here:
http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=21323
RE: Looks like it didn't help much...
But not all the Halo 360s have the 65nm. Only one batch is confirmed so far
Latest 360's just as unreliable as before.
Days after hitting retail, there are already reports of Falcon enabled 360's being just as crappy.
http://n4g.com/xbox360/News-71365.aspx
The real question
So, do the new Falcon machines run any more quietly?
Because my old 360 is running along just fine, thanks, but the volume of the thing could be better.
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