Next Xbox 360 Designs are "Opus" and "Valhalla"

                   
nwsource.com     May 9, 2008            

There is not one but two secret Xbox cats that Microsoft has kept in the bag. Currently there are three more Xbox 360 motherboards in the works right now. They are.. dun dun dun.. Jasper, Opus and Valhalla. ... There is not one but two secret Xbox cats that Microsoft has... [read full story]                

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New Xbox 360 Chipset This Summer? [Rumor]

kotaku.com     May 8, 2008          

Chip rumor time! Word is that Microsoft is moblizing IBM and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co to roll out the rumored Jasper chipset for the Xbox 360. Compared to the current Falcon chip, Jasper... ... Chip rumor time! Word is that Microsoft is moblizing IBM and...                

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New Xbox 360 Motherboard Production Moving Forward

nwsource.com     May 8, 2008          

Joystiq.com, XbitLabs are tipping the west off that China Economic News Service is reporting that three Taiwanese companies have been given the contracts to help manufacture, test and deliver chip and sub components to the Xbox 360 manufacturing efforts. I really need to start reading the China...                

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Rumor Time: Xbox 360’s with new chips coming this August

thexboxdomain.net     May 8, 2008          

Remember when we posted about the Xbox 360’s that were coming with the Jasper chipsets? Well, we could them this August. Here is what X-Bit Labs posted: Microsoft Corp. reportedly plans to release a new version its Xbox 360 video game system code-named Jasper in August and has already assigned...                

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Xbox 360 "Jasper" 65nm GPU in Production

anandtech.com     May 9, 2008          

Microsoft preps 65nm GPU for cooler Xbox 360s... ... Marcus Yam (Blog) - May 9, 2008 12:06 AM Microsoft preps 65nm GPU for cooler Xbox 360s Chip process evolution is a usual thing in a console’s lifecycle, but rarely has it been as important as in the case of the Xbox...                

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Xbox 360 is getting new code name and a 65nm GPU

crunchgear.com     May 9, 2008          

To combat the red ring of death and other problems that plagued the 360, chip evolution and improvement has been an important consideration for Microsoft. The Falcon revision, for example, has improved things slightly. Microsoft, then, hopes with this next update, codenamed Jasper, will let them...                

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65 nm GPU for Xbox 360 'Jasper' due in August

betanews.com     May 9, 2008          

The latest update to Microsoft's Xbox 360 not only gives the console a 65 nm CPU, but a similarly-profiled GPU, enabling the whole unit to consume less power, and therefore run cooler and more quietly. ... As most fans of the console -- certainly those who eagerly...                

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Microsoft prepares for new Xbox 360s - 65nm GPU Jasper chipset

blorge.com     May 9, 2008          

Are you one of the millions of Xbox 360 owners around the world who has been cursed by the Red Ring of Death? Then the news of a much improved chipset now going in to production will give you some hope that the situation will never be repeated. The Red Ring of Death fatal hardware errors that...                

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New Xbox 360 Jasper Motherboard Production Moving Forward

nwsource.com     May 8, 2008          

Joystiq.com, XbitLabs are tipping the west off that China Economic News Service is reporting that three Taiwanese companies have been given the contracts to help manufacture, test and deliver chip and sub components to the Xbox 360 manufacturing efforts. I really need to start reading the China...                

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Xbox 360 GPU to Change to 65nm In August

tech2.com     May 9, 2008          

Filed under: News : XBOX360 Microsoft, which has been under a lot of fire for the high failure rate of its Xbox 360 consoles, may by August of this year be facing an end to this problem. Read more ... Microsoft, which has been under a lot of fire for the high failure rate...                

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