- If you're the proud owner of an Xbox Series X, chances are, you are in the same boat as us: constantly pursuing the best games available for the platform.
- Under the hood, the Xbox Series X features an AMD Navi/RDNA 2-family GPU, 16GB GDDR6, 1TB NVMe SSD, ray tracing capabilities, and a 4K Blu-ray drive.
- Yes, technically the Xbox Series X has more memory and beefier processing components that run at faster speeds than the Series S, but it's all in service of hitting...
- Microsoft sent us an Xbox One to review ahead of the console’s launch next month.
- Below, you can watch a short unboxing video featuring the Xbox Series X retail package.
- The Xbox Series X ($499) and Xbox Series S ($299) will be available on November 10th.
- Xbox Series X|S is compatible with standard standalone hard drive and products with the Designed for Xbox badge are supported by Xbox.
- Here's an overview of the general hardware experience with the Xbox Series X. When initially revealed, the Xbox Series X stunned the internet with its size.
- The video also has some footage of my attempts to construct an Xbox Series X from its component parts - and I think you'll find it enlightening.
- Both Xbox Series X and Series S take a minimalist approach when it comes to their designs. The Series X is akin to a tall, thin gaming PC tower.
- It's better to think of the Xbox Series X as an iteration of the Xbox One as it exists today, and as a continuation of the ecosystem that has flourished around it.
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