Nintendo 64 features: 64-bit custom MIPS R4300 CPU, clock speed of 93.75 MHz; Rambus DRAM (4 Mbytes) with a maximum bandwidth of 4,500 Mbps; Sound and graphics, and pixel drawing coprocessors at a ...

The port builds on an up-to-date kernel version 5.10 with his N64 branch and a tantalising possibility that it might be incorporated into the main Linux source for the MIPS-64 processor architecture.

Nintendo 64 Tech Specs: CPU: MIPS 64-bit RISC CPU (customized R4000 series) Clock Speed: 93.75 MHz MEMORY: RAMBUS D-RAM 36M bit Transfer Speed: maximum 4,500M bit/sec. CO-PROCESSOR: ...

Sega and Sony call theirs 32-bit processors; Nintendo will offer one of the same quality but calls it a 64-bit processor. Advertisement Sega calls its machine Saturn, Nintendo's is the Ultra 64 ...

Although the Nintendo 64 console has in the minds of many been relegated to the era of ‘firmly obsolete graphics’, since its graphic processor’s (GPU’s) lineage traces directly to the best ...

Sega very nearly released the Nintendo 64. How Sega ultimately rolled the dice against Nintendo, ... only $40 compared to the $80 to $200 an SGI processor could sell for at the time.

A few things set the Nintendo 64 apart from its competition when it launched. As the name implies, it had a 64-bit CPU, while the Playstation and Saturn were 32-bit consoles.