Hardware significantly boosts neogaf forums and exposes new Wii2 specifications

Recently, the foreign game forum neogaf once again exposed the latest suspected intelligence of Nintendo's latest host computer (Development Code Cafe). In the previous announcement of host hardware specifications, a netizen posted a data chart named "Project Cafe Final Hardware Specifications". The parameters of the new host are listed above.

The GPU part will use AMD's RV770-based display chip, code-named "wolf," and its floating-point computing capability is 1,398 G flops. 32nm process, clock frequency of 766Mhz, previously rumored graphics card for the RV700 architecture. From this point of view, the published parameter data is fairly consistent with previous rumors.

The host CPU will use IBM POWER 6 chip, code-named "FOX", this chip is a 4-core 32-nanometer process with a maximum frequency of 3.5Ghz. In addition, the host has 1G of DDR5? Memory, as well as 512M XDR2 DRAM and 16M 3eDRAM.

The external storage part of the host will have a 2.5-inch SATA hard disk with built-in 250G or 320G and supports up to 64G SD/SDHC expansion. The game carrier part is a Blu-ray disc with a maximum capacity of 50G, and is backward compatible with GC and Wii game discs.

It is worth noting that the “internal dedicated for internal use only” watermark, marked with a red lettering on the top of the suspected outflow image, adds another bit of uncertainty to the document that carries many questions and suspicions.