Every PlayStation 3, with the latest firmware update, will now offer users 70MB more RAM for gameplay. The PS3’s original memory structure had 120MB of its 512MB total RAM dedicated to its OS (whereas the Xbox 360 only uses 32MB) - split across both XDR and DDR RAM.
The reason for this large allocation was that the PlayStation 3 was still in the developmental stages when launched, and Sony didn’t exactly know what features they were going to ultimately use their memory f...
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