Xbox Consoles

What Is Inside the Xbox Series X?

The Xbox Series X definitely brings a lot of new features. In order to be able to run games in 4K at 60 or 120 frames per second, it needs really powerful hardware. Which exactly?

• Processor (CPU) - AMD's number of cores, multithreading and Zen 2 architecture reveal that the Xbox Series X processor will have a lot in common with the AMD Ryzen third-generation processors, which is a good thing because they are one of the best on today's market.
• Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) - Theoretical performance of 12 TFLOPs - what a huge leap forward from the previous generation of consoles. Nearly ten times the computing power reveals that next-generation games can be really challenging, and therefore incredibly detailed and sophisticated.
• SSD Storage - With this very fast SSD storage, we say goodbye to endless loading. It will be significantly reduced by the performance of the new drive, which is more than 20 times faster than the HDD found in the Xbox One.

What Does the New Xbox Series X Hardware Allow?

• 4K Gaming - 4K gaming becomes a standard with the Xbox Series X, even at 60 fps.
• Up to 120 Frames per Second - Some, especially multiplayer, competitive games are going to run on the Xbox Series X at up to 120 frames per second.
• Ray Tracing - Ray tracing technology is able to represent light in the game as it is perceived in real life. This greatly improves game visuals, but in terms of performance it does not come for free. However, the Xbox Series X is powerful enough to support ray tracing in many games.
• 8K Resolution Support - If you intend to use the Xbox Series X with an 8K TV, the console comes equipped with a connector that can transmit up to 8K resolution at 120 frames per second.