Xbox Series X – 12 Teraflops GPU

Xbox is a video pc gaming brand name produced and owned by Microsoft. The brand name contains five video clip game gaming consoles, as well as applications (video games), streaming services, an on the internet solution by the name of Xbox network, as well as the growth arm by the name of Xbox Video game Studios. The brand name was initially introduced in the USA in November 2001, with the launch of the initial Xbox console. The original device was the initial computer game console offered by an American business after the Atari Jaguar quit sales in 1996. It got to over 24 million systems offered as of May 2006. Microsoft s 2nd console, the Xbox 360, was launched in 2005 and also has offered 84 million devices as of June 2014. The 3rd console, the Xbox One, was released in November 2013 as well as has actually sold 50 million devices. The fourth line of Xbox gaming consoles, the Xbox Series X and Series S, were launched in November 2020. The head of Xbox is Phil Spencer, that succeeded previous head Marc Whitten in late March 2014.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer describes Shading with variable rate, Quick Resume and more.

In a new Xbox Wire article, Xbox boss Phil Spencer confirmed that Xbox Series X will provide 12 Teraflops GPU performance with its RDNA 2 architecture. This is in line with statements that Spencer has made in the past that the console supplies the eightfold performance of the basic Xbox One-GPU. Spencer explained that the console with state-of-the-art techniques provides a real generation jump in terms of processing and graphics performance, resulting in higher frame rates, greater, more demanding game worlds and impressive experience, as can not be found in console games.

In addition to support for hardware-accelerated DirectX raytracing Spencer also spoke about variable rate shades. This form of VRS is the patent of Microsoft. Spencer notices: Instead of using GPU cycles uniformly for each individual pixel on the screen, [developers] can prioritize individual effects to specific characters or important environmental objects. This technique leads to more stable frame rates and a higher resolution without compromising the final image quality.

There is also a fast CV with which several games can be stopped immediately and continued. Dynamic latency input for improved precision with the Xbox Wireless Controller; and HDMI 2.1 functions such as low latency automotive mode and the variable update rate. The frame rate of 120 images per second, an important sales argument for the console, is also mentioned. There is also Smart Delivery, with which you can play the best available version of a game on the console of its choice.

Overall, a fairly good spread of functions, although we hope we will hear more in the coming months. The Xbox Series X should start at this Christmas time. The price has not yet been confirmed. More information is available here.

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