Digital Foundry : Microsoft choosing to release a lower power Xbox Series console coupled with a prolonged cross-gen transition period has led to a fascinating head-to-head as the vintage 2017 Xbox One X manages to hold its own in some regards up against the brand new Xbox Series S. Just how close is the contest, and can adding an SSD to the legacy machine help? Oliver Mackenzie delivers this deep dive.
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Ive thought about upgrading my one x with a 1tb ssd. Then I think I dont use it as much as my series s except for disc based games I play once in a while. It's not worth the effort in my case but for anyone else who has yet to get a series s/x... more power to them.
The one x is such a great console. With the ssd is much better. Half the time to load. If you have the one x only jumping to the series x makes sense. The series s is just underpowered. Good for casuals that don't care about graphics, rez or play on big 4k tv's.
What Im wondering is what happens when 1080p TVs are phased out? I have a Series S and it looks great on my 1080p TV but when I played it on my 4k TV and it looks too blurry. It would have helped the Series S if they used the One X GPU
Maybe people can now understand that the series s is a replacement for the one s.
Personally I think Microsoft is intentionally holding back the Xbox one X. The One X takes a dump on the Series S in almost every stat. ALMOST. The games show it. Yes the Series S has a newer graphics chip but games on One X run in higher (MUCH higher in a lot of cases) resolution than the Series S versions but are capped at 30 fps. Series S will run the same game with more detail but a wildly unstable frame rate. I think if they reduced One Xs resolution and increased its frame rate we’d have games that might not look as good under scrutiny but will run a lot better than series S versions.
Microsoft undoubtably knows this and holds the One X back otherwise series S will look like, well exactly what it is, a weaker One X in some ways for the same price. I think it’s also why they stopped making the One X a while ago. So if anyone ever wanted to settle for a One X they couldn’t.
I love my Series X but man my mind has not changed seeing this new gen enter year two. The series S shouldn’t exist.