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Most PS3/360 gen first person games were 60 FPS/*ED, while third person games were 30FPS/720p (some games even managed 60FPS/720p or even 1080p). PS4/X1 was usually the same with First Person being 60fps/720p and Third Person being 30fps/1080p.
https://youtu.be/FCl3P3mqZK4
https://youtu.be/Fr4U3DZFdM0
https://youtu.be/HEAKPh_h3Eg
*ED=Enhanced Defenition, anywhere between 640x240 and 1280x720.
https://www.windowscentral.com/ori-and-will-wisps-may-run-120-fps-xbox-series-x?amp
I don't think anyone on this forum has claimed console games look better, but people have made claims about them not being capable of certain resolutions or Frame Rates which are worth correcting.
The guy has given you an info you asked for, what's the deal now? Tho nothing beats this part.
You can set RDR2 to the lowest settings possible and 720p and it still won't run 60FPS on X1X. Modern games struggle to run at 60fps on consoles because of the CPU, not GPU. Do google the difference, please.
My rig runs what I want it to run at the settings I want it to run them at. That's more than good enough for me.
From what has been told officially and from the rumours it looks good for my use case.
If I hadn't upgraded I would consider, if:
-(OPTIONAL) it had a Windows mode that supports Epic and Steam just to play already owned games (Don't know if it's possible, maybe through patches);
-it had kb/mouse support;
-it's cheap ($500-600);
-Xbox game pass Ultimate kept with its current prices;
That said the only thing that bugs me are... well... bugs.
Usually on PC if there's a bug I can tweak a few things to keep the game running, on a console I would need to wait for a patch.
This last point is one of the big ones that's keeping me from going for the consoles.
So I'll watch how it goes after the Xbox launches and depending on the support I'll consider it.
i don't even want to know the benchmark results.
Mine can’t even run 2010 NFS Hot pursuit at 25 FPS.
While X-Box & PlayStation will be caching on an SSD...
I might try Caching on an M.2 Drive, maybe, not entirely sure yet...
I would like to try & have;
1 or 2 SSD,
3 M.2 Drives
32 Core CPU 64 Threads (Unsure What Generation)
32 to 64 possibly up to 128 GB DDR4 RAM? (Unsure How Much)
Radeon VII GPU with 16 GB VRAM (Already Owned)
M.2 Caching
ASUS Motherboard (Not Sure What Generation)
10 USB Ports
10 + gbps Eathernet Port
Sound Card with 7.1 Surround Sound
Weather or not it out beats the X-Box Scarlet or PS5,
it should definitely be more powerful then the one I currently
am using now... So regardless of how powerful it will be,
it is most likely an Upgrade... ^__-