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Originally Posted by Sides
To be fair the setup inside the PS4 and XBone are not available to normal consumers. If I understated correctly, both are made up of two jaguar units, as opposed to a real 8 cores like AMD's other Desktop cpu lines. So it is really hard to compare them to commonly available apus out there, because these dual jaguar (don't think you can call them that, but there aren't true 8 cores either) won't be sold to endusers directly.
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It's close enough design wise to having 2 A4-5000 CPUs to draw some inferences about the performance.
Actually, now that I've looked at things a bit more it's probably about equivalent to a Core 2 Quad or Phenom X4 - not as bad as I thought, actually. Assuming a workload that can actually take advantage of eight cores spread across two CPUs, of course. Still not sure why they did dual Jaguar (netbook/tablet) derived as opposed to single Richland (regular notebook) derived though, the latter seems to me like it would have been the natural fit for a console.