Backwards Compatible

Backwards Compatible

E3 2017 and many people tuned in to Microsofts E3 conference to find out about the highlyanticipated Project Scorpio. Of course, we now know it as Xbox One X and it. Microsoft announced that the Xbox One is getting backwards compatibility support for original Xbox games at its E3 presentation, and now we know a little. A backwards compatible PlayStation 5 is currently under development for a potential release date in 2019, according to a top industry analyst. Xbox One consoles are now backwards compatible with some Xbox 360 games. How do you play supported Xbox 360 games on an Xbox One What happens with discbased gamesThe Walking Dead fans in particular are in store for a treat as more Xbox 360 games can now be played on Xbox One. Intels Upcoming Coffee Lake Z3. Motherboards Arent Backwards Compatible. Intels Coffee Lake refresh represents the largest performance refresh weve seen from the company since the Sandy Bridge era. While the benefits will primarily impact users who run multi threaded workloads, many programs these days support four or more threads. Even when applications arent multi threaded, having more cores can keep a system running smoothly when multiple single threaded applications are running. All in all, its a big step forward for Intel customers, but anyone hoping to upgrade a Kaby Lake or Skylake system is out of luck. Xbox-One-Backwards-Compatibility-752538.jpg' alt='Backwards Compatible' title='Backwards Compatible' />As Toms Hardware details, Z3. Coffee Lake CPUs are both incompatible with previous Intel hardware. You cant stick a Kaby Lake or Skylake CPU in a Z3. Coffee Lake processor in a Z1. Z2. 70 motherboard. Intel claims this is due to power requirements on the newer boards, thanks to the additional CPU cores that are now baked in to every chip. This may be technically true, but its also a bit of a dodge. Intel lays out its plans and roadmaps years in advance the first news that the company would launch a six core Coffee Lake surfaced over a year ago. Intel may be telling the truth when it says it had to build a new socket for Coffee Lake to deal with power requirements and improve overclocking, but thats only because it didnt build a socket for Skylake and Kaby Lake that could support these features in the first place. AMD has pledged to support original Zen motherboards with upgrades through 2. The initial run of motherboards for Coffee Lake will be limited to Z3. B3. 50 or H3. 70 motherboards will ship next year. Official memory support has been bumped to DDR4 2. Weve had some trouble with running higher clock speeds on Intels Core i. X, with one test chip flatly refusing to run DDR4 3. Microprocessor Design Using Verilog Hdl Ebook Store. Then again, Threadripper and Ryzen 7 appear to be more sensitive to RAM clocks than Intels Core i. Running DDR4 3. 20. Core i. 9 family than it does on AMDs Ryzen. The Z3. 70 doesnt offer any new features besides its theoretically improved overclocking and power delivery. The flip side to this is that chipset refreshes dont matter as much as they used to. Fifteen years ago, new chipsets for then cutting edge CPUs often delivered significant performance boosts, thanks to faster RAM clocks or higher FSBs. Thats less common now, and most of the advances we see in motherboard technology involve IO interconnects like M. USB 3. 0 Gen 2, or specialized storage that connects via a modified DRAM slot. We also dont know if Coffee Lake CPUs or motherboards will be compatible with Cannon Lake when Intels 1. There are rumors that the Cannon Lake refresh could include eight core desktop CPUs and a new Z3. Coffee Lake CPUs will work in Cannon Lake motherboards or vice versa. Now read Intel Core i.

Backwards Compatible