据说三红是GPU散热问题，现在问题是今秋入65nm CPU + 90nm GPU，还是继续等双65nm？？

还是San Jose Mercury News那篇
http://blogs.mercurynews.com/aei ... uy_an_xbox_360.html
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When I went to E3, several Microsoft sources said they had never heard of Falcon. I scratched my head. But I’ve been able to confirm that it does indeed exist and I know more about its schedule. Falcon is the name for the board that houses the 65-nanometer microprocessor from IBM. The board does not include a 65-nanometer version of the ATI graphics chip for the Xbox 360. That version of the graphics chip is coming later. A good question here is why not. Doesn’t Microsoft really need to reduce the heat coming out of that graphics chip?

I had expected that Microsoft would have made the switch to 65-nm microprocessor and graphics chips a long time ago. After all, it launched the Xbox 360 in the fall of 2005 with 90-nanometer chips, about the same time that Intel was launching its first 65-nanometer chips. This 65-nm IBM chip will work with both the 90-nm and the future 65-nm version of the ATI graphics chip.
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部分片断大意：
今秋预计的“猎鹰”只是XB360新主板的名字，它上面可以装IBM 65nm CPU，但将不包括65nm GPU。这种新CPU本身是可以和ATI 90nm 或 65nm GPU一起工作，但是65nm GPU将会更晚推出。。。

这段文章是作者自己预计的话,,是单还是双哪种等上市后就马上知道..

65nm其实发热量不是绝对小于90nm, 具体要看制程的漏电流的大小而定。

我们在等待小白鼠

我会继续等

65nm也没用啊
Wii已经超越了

我在改装360散热系统的时候发现，CPU才是发热大户

说啥都没用,我只相信自己亲眼见到的是否三红