>    The major problem is not the speed, but the amount, as I mentioned.
> The architecture would be fine, the problem is that the amount of RAM
> is puny compared to modern game requirements. If the Xbox360 had, for
> example, 2GB of RAM (or more), then it would really be a killer gaming
> platform.

Don't forget games for the PC that quote 1GB or 2GB RAM requirements 
need to accomodate the Windows OS and all other running services and 
apps as well as the game itself.  I would be quite surprised if any game 
for Windows actually used 1 or 2GB of RAM just for itself - apart from 
caching files from disc on the way to the GPU, what else would a game 
need that much CPU RAM for?

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