New Xbox – Design, Characteristics, Review, and More

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New Generation Xbox Series

The New Xbox Series is the star console with which Microsoft will leap to the new generation, accompanied by Xbox Series S and fighting against PS5.
In this article, we want to offer you everything we know so far about it.
Here you have it with all the information, images, video, and opinion of our experience with the new Sony console.

The new Xbox Series X will be available for 499.99 euros, that is its official price.
But there are already available different packs with games such as the one that includes the Cyberpunk 2077 game for 549.95 euros and another with Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla for 549.95 euros.

As we mentioned a few lines above, it will arrive in two versions, one digital and one with a disc reader.
Otherwise it will maintain identical storage configurations with an 825 GB SSD disk.

Maintaining the width in it if we place it horizontally, but growing much more in height located vertically.
Microsoft claims to create Xbox Series X, keeping in mind the space it can occupy in each house.
With an identical width and depth and doubling that size in height, its dimensions stay 151mm x 151mm x 301mm.
In comparison, slightly less tall than the original Xbox One version placed vertically, Like two Xbox One set next to each other in terms of width.

Here we leave you with the technical characteristics of the new Xbox Series X:

CPU – Eight cores @ 3.8 GHz (3.6 GHz with SMT) Custom Zen 2 CPU
GPU – 12 TFLOPS, 52 CUs Custom RDNA 2 GPU
MEMORY – 16GB GDDR6 with 320MB bus
MEMORY BAND WIDTH – 10GB @ 560GB / s, 6GB @ 336GB / s
INTERNAL STORAGE – 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVME SSD
EXPANDABLE STORAGE – 1TB expansion card
EFFECTIVE INPUT / OUTPUT TRANSFER – 2.4GB / s (unmodified), 4.8GB / s (Compressed, with modified hardware decompression lock)
DISC READER – 4K UHD, Blu-Ray
DIMENSIONS – 15.1cm x 15.1cm x 30.1cm
WEIGHT – 4.4Kg

It promises to be a console with a graphics power twice that seen on Xbox One X.
Four times more power than the original Xbox One.
Of the eight available cores, seven will focus on games, while the remaining one is dedicated to everything related to the operating system.
All this to achieve the promised stability of 4K resolution at 60 fps and reach up to 120 fps when possible.
But beyond graphics, explanation, and images per second, one of the questions that have haunted our minds.
The most in recent months is what the new generation has in store for us beyond the noticeable improvements.
The big star of the show seems to be the DirectX Ray traced hardware-accelerated ray tracing technology.
The most significant example of what can go as far as this change is in the pictures and videos and Minecraft Xbox Gears 5 Series X.
How light works on surfaces and makes what once seemed like a color plane transparent gives a good account of its potential.
As surprising as it may seem, the change is so spectacular that it is impossible not to become faithful to this technology.