The Xbox's GPU was co-developed by Microsoft and NVidia. The height is 4 inches and it is 12.5 inches in width and has a depth of 10.5 inches. The console weighs 3.86 pounds.
The Xbox has a 32 bit custom Pentium 3 CPU with a clock speed of 733 MHz’s. The Xbox has 64 MB of DDR memory that runs at 200 MHz in dual-channel configuration giving a total of 6400 MB/the Xbox has 8 or 10 GB hard drive. This was available also with an optional 32 MB memory card for transferring files or extra storage.
This Xbox is the first in the series of the Xbox consoles.
Xbox 360
The Xbox 360 had 512 megabytes of GDDR3 RAM this ran at a clock speed of 700 MHz’s
The storage on the Xbox 360 varied as it had a removable hard drive allowing the consumer to buy bigger hard drives, which could be added to the console very easily, just clicking the new hard drive into place, however they were very costly. Available hard drive sizes were 4GB, 20GB, 60GB, 120GB, 250GB and the biggest being 320GB. The larger the hard drive, the more expensive it was to purchase.
There are currently 1,137 games (multiplatform: 936; exclusive: 187; console exclusive: 74) on the Xbox 360. This is Xbox's second console in the franchise.
The console has 8GB of DDR3 that runs at 2133 MHz with a bit rate of 256. The Xbox one comes with a standard 500 GB hard drive, 362 GB of that storage is free space for the consumer to use and the remaining 138 GB is used to store the operating system and other Xbox one software.
2GB of DRAM. The PlayStation uses memory cards that the player would save the game to and the size of the memory card varies. Without these memory cards you could not save any game progress.
The height of the Xbox 360 is 3.27 inches, the width is 10.4 inches and has a depth of 12.15 inches. The console weighs 7.72 pounds.
The CPU is a Xenon and has 3 64 bit cores. Each CPU core is capable of simultaneous multi-threading and has a core clock of 3.2 GHz. The heat sink used to cool the CPU had aluminum fins with a copper base and a heat pipe. The later version of Xbox 360 which had a smaller core clock did not have a heat pipe and instead had two 70 mm fans at the rear of the case cooling the heat sink.
The Xbox 360 had 512 megabytes of GDDR3 RAM this ran at a clock speed of 700 MHz’s
The storage on the Xbox 360 varied as it had a removable hard drive allowing the consumer to buy bigger hard drives, which could be added to the console very easily, just clicking the new hard drive into place, however they were very costly. Available hard drive sizes were 4GB, 20GB, 60GB, 120GB, 250GB and the biggest being 320GB. The larger the hard drive, the more expensive it was to purchase.
There are currently 1,137 games (multiplatform: 936; exclusive: 187; console exclusive: 74) on the Xbox 360. This is Xbox's second console in the franchise.
Xbox One
The Xbox one console has a height of 2.97 inches, has a width of 13.18 inches and has a depth of 10.86 inches. The Xbox one has an APU which is a GPU and CPU combined, the GPU has a clock speed of 853 MHz and 768 shadier cores and the CPU is an AMD Jaguar which has 8 cores clocked at 1.75 GHz.
The console has 8GB of DDR3 that runs at 2133 MHz with a bit rate of 256. The Xbox one comes with a standard 500 GB hard drive, 362 GB of that storage is free space for the consumer to use and the remaining 138 GB is used to store the operating system and other Xbox one software.
There are currently 348 games on the Xbox one. This is Xbox's third console and this is also their most recent and current generation.
The console is 2.97 inches in height, 13.18 inches in width and has a depth of 10.86 inches.
PlayStation 1
The PlayStation 1 console was manufactured by LSI Logic Corp. The PlayStation 1 console has a height of 1.77 inches, has a width of 10.24 inches and has a depth of 7.28 inches. The PlayStation 1 has a 32 bit CPU with 5kb L1 cache, running at 33.8688 MHz’s. 90,000 with texture mapping, lighting and Gourmand shading 180,000 with texture mapping 360,000 with flat shading.
2GB of DRAM. The PlayStation uses memory cards that the player would save the game to and the size of the memory card varies. Without these memory cards you could not save any game progress.
This is Sony's 1st console.
PlayStation 2
The PlayStation 2 console has a height of 1.1 inches, has a width of 9.1 inches and has a depth of 6 inches. The PlayStation 2's graphics synthesizer is clocked at 147.456 MHz’s and 4MB of embedded DRAM with 48 gigabytes of bandwidth per second.
The PlayStation 2 has a 64 bit R5900 clocked at 294.912 MHz, It also has a 32 bit FPU clocked at 147.546, this deals with the game physics. 32 MB of RDRAM/VRAM.
PlayStation 3
The PlayStation 2 has a 64 bit R5900 clocked at 294.912 MHz, It also has a 32 bit FPU clocked at 147.546, this deals with the game physics. 32 MB of RDRAM/VRAM.
This is PlayStation's second console.
The PlayStation 3 console has a height of 3.86 inches, has a width of 12.75 inches and has a depth of 10.79 inches. The PlayStation 3 weighs approximately 10.6 pounds.
The PlayStation has 256 MB of GDDR3 RAM clocked at 650 MHz and comes with a 120 GB hard drive. There are 812 games on the PlayStation 3.
This is PlayStation's third console.
PlayStation 4
The PlayStation 4 console has a height of 53 mm, has a width of 305mm and has a depth of 53mm. The total weight is 2.8 kg.The PlayStation 4 has the same APU as the Xbox one, the GPU has a clock speed of 853 MHz and 768 shadier cores and the CPU is an AMD Jaguar which has 8 cores clocked at 1.75 GHz.
The PlayStation 4 has 8GB of GDDR5 clocked at 2.75 GHz. The PlayStation has a standard 500GB hard drive.
The PlayStation 4 has 8GB of GDDR5 clocked at 2.75 GHz. The PlayStation has a standard 500GB hard drive.
This is PlayStation's forth console.
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