Xbox Series S on Big 4K TV?
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2022
- Xbox Series S on a big 4K TV? In this video we look at how this console performs on a large TV, in terms of upscaling and resolution at 4K, 1440p and 1080p. I use mine on a 65” 4K OLED (Sony A80J). I also recommend the best size TV to use with this console in terms of graphics fidelity and also consider living room viewing distance as part of the equation. Games titles tested and looked at are Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite + Ori and the Will of the Wisps.
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Thank you! Exactly the review I was looking for.
I have the series s plugged into my lg b8 55” and it looks great.
On my 70-in LG 4K tv I was running in 4K with hdr on with no problems but I found out it looks better in 1440p 😁
Hey man, do you know if most Xbox games run at 1440p on the Series S? If not, is 4k upscaling the way to go, considering my family has a 4k TV without HDR from memory.
In other words, do most games do native 1440p?
@@jordyhitty brother I’m doing probly the same thing your thinking about just don’t.
@@jordyhitty trust me, 1080 ain’t enough 2k is… but
You lose hdr… this monitor besides not
Being able to 4k120hx(144/165hz to assure it can hold it steady) this monitor is perfect if I
Could keep the hdr and 2k 120 but yes you must have “4k” allowed to keep hdr:( but sad and I have Tryed for a month (buying a low
End work my way up
Till I’m happy returning them all
Within a reasonable time ) aka if it’s 14 days I keep them 10…
Save up get a true 4k gaming monitor that had native 144/165 at least hz more is always better. You can always use it for pc if you
Ever change as to my idea behind justifying buying it. Anyways cheers
It didn't look good because it's not in 4k. It's likely running at 900p but "upscaling" to "4K" which looks like crap. It's called dynamic resolution. It's the console attempting to keep a steady 60 fps while tricking you into thinking it's performing better than it actually is.
4K Upscaling looks great I have a Xbox One S and looks great
For me the biggest difference is dolbyvision. I went from playing wwe2k22 which is sdr to Arkham knight and it switched automatically to dolbyvision. It’s by far the best upgrade, dolbyvision makes textures look way more realistic, like shadows and water, and makes brighter colors pop off the screen.
The lag on Dolby wision washes away any added benefit
I've got a Samsung 50", so won't be problem I think, planning to buy a series s.Thanks, very useful 👍
Hey I have a Xbox one x do yk how much it will be to trade it in at GameStop
on a 50 inch 4k tv i guess it will look good plus i come from the xbox 360 (720 and 30fps) planned to buy it in december
How is it bro i have a 4k 43inch Tv
@@zizzor4653I plan to buy a 43” 4K smart tv. I use a Xbox series S. Do you recommend it?
It looks better setting the resolution to 1080p, even on 4K TV for old games, and 1440p for GOW 5, Forza 5, Psychonauts 2. But 4K HDR looks blurry, imo...
Hi. I have a PHILIPS Ambilight 50" 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV. Currently just got a PS4. But would like next gen console. But can’t afford the £ on a PS5. Thinking about going for the Xbox series S at the lower price tag. I mainly play sports games like. MLB the show. NBA 2k and Madden and FIFA. Would you say for graphics I will notice a big difference from my PS4 to the Xbox series S ? Or would I be better paying extra and getting an Xbox series X ?
Hi Darren, though choice. Series S would be a great fit on a 50 inch TV. That said the graphics will be a bigger jump on the Series X from the PS4. You also get a lot more SSD storage. I actually just upgraded to a Series X myself, definitely a nice upgrade, will do a video comparing it to Series S next week.
I bought me a 43inch 4K UHD tv element what odd I have off brand headphones doesn't support tv bluetooth
Will it look good on 4k 43 inch tv?
Seems the series S just looks and feels better in the 1080p to 1440p range...is looks fuzzy on my 4k TV but crisp and clear in 1440p
Same man
It’s because true 1440p native is better than the fake 4K
I have xbox series S my old 40inch Vizio 1080p tv died out before my Xbox could so bought me a 43inch 4K uhd element tv has wireless headphones support which I like nomore wires to tv anymore
Good evening, my friend! How are you?
I have a 55-inch 4k TV from Sony, and I'm in doubt between the Series S or X, but I play more FIFA and maybe F1. Which Xbox would you recommend to me?
Hi Gabriel, the Series S would be fine on a 55 inch TV. However if you can, get the Series X for better performance and extra SSD storage capacity.
Thanks for this really great insight video. My real question is that I own a Standard PS4 of 1Tb which doesn’t look that great on my 55 inch 4K Tv, so will upgrading to series S resolve my visual issue of gaming ?
For sure the Series S is a pretty big upgrade on the original PS4, visuals and general performance will be significantly better 👍🏼
@@Tom.Hyphen thanks Tom!! Your video was really helpful. Subscribed to your channel. You should make more videos on Frame rates & visual comparisons, especially for series S on 4K tvs. These days people are not short on 4K TVs but Consoles, since people have already bought 4K sets in order to play new consoles. Unfortunately PS5 digital is quite expensive due to shortages & Series S is quite lucrative with the game pass. You can compare standard PS4 output with Series S & majority will really be blown away with the difference.
I'm on a ps4 pro and want an upgrade but want to try xbox instead of playstation, but dont know which would be better xbox series x or s
@@paul-mk3gw selection between Series S or X depends on your budget. Series S mostly runs games at 30 FPS with 1440P to 1080P range as compared to series X, where it’s 4K/Raytracing at 30 FPS & 2K/1080P at 60 FPS. I bought series S just to try out all the games on game pass & few next gen games which are prettier than my old gen PS4. Also there are many Xbox 360 titles like max Payne 1-3, Prince of Persia forgotten sands, metal gear rising revengeance, splinter cell series & many more which are unavailable on ps store
This is the first honest review is see of the series s. I own both a series s and x. The series s is really fun, but the series x looks better
How is it fun? Don’t they have the same interface?
@@BB-ed4om the only differences that series x has is 4k and storage
@@BB-ed4om the only differences that series x has is 4k and storage
@@albertalberto2288 Now series X only gets the resolution and graphical upgrade as the series S got a 1TB upgrade now.
i just bought and waiting for delivery of a 65" Hisense U7G for my series S. I came from a 5 year old 55" TCL FHD. Do you think it will be a good fit? or an overkill? I could've gone for a cheaper U6G, but I was sold on the 120Hz support on the U7G.
I think that will be a nice fit, it’ll also be great TV if you get a Series X in a couple of years time 👍🏼
Can i connect my xbox series s to my mi smart tv?
I used it on a 75 inch 4ktv
I have a 55' 4K TV from Samsung. Before that, I've played on a 43' Panasonic 4K TV.
On the Panasonic I used the PS4 Pro and on the Samsung both Consoles.
1080p from the Series S looks fuzzy with artifacts on the 55' 4K Samsung, 1440p look alot better.
The overall image quality was better on my tinier TV, even the PS4 Pro looks slightly worse at the bigger Samsung.
Sportgames overall were better on the PS4 Pro, but Series S games with atleast 1440p are pretty good.
The space between me and the TV's changed. I was sitting further away with the tinier TV than now with my big TV (different homes), so the fuzziness is even more visible.
Great video
many thanks
What happens if you use the tv upscaler and setting the console on 1080 or 1440p in settings, i have the series s, look to upgrade from a very old lcd panel
You can let the TV do the upscaling but I wouldn’t advise it as some indie games do hit native 4K on the Series S. What size TV do you plan on getting?
@@Tom.Hyphen hopefully a 55 u7h, i can get 2 for the same price as our lg "c2", we do not get the american models though, our C2 is a C1 panel with the C2 internals. Looking to get 2 u7h, one for the room and upgrading the lounge at the same time
What kind of HDMI port should I be looking for in the TV if i have to play series s in it..will hdmi 2.0 be enough ..or hdmi 2.1 or hdmi with ARC or EARC...its all so confusing...i just can't decide...
You want HDMI 2.1 for 120Hz + VRR. eARC port is for connecting a receiver or soundbar.
Hmm idk I am thinking of getting a series S but would a 43 inch LG be alright for it
For sure man that’ll do just fine
Hi tom what do you mean for my tv
4k hisense-50 inch
Will works good the xbox series s
Yep 50” is a good size for the Series S 👍🏼
Bro what about 4k/60 43 inch TV?
In my opinion series S is best price/value... for about 250 USB you get a gaming system. No pc you build is as good as that
My TV has an update the last week and now I can use My series S on 4K and HDR
I have a xbox one x and play on 4k tv. Would the series s be an upgrade or should I stick with this older one x since it’s still performing fine 4k@60. This is a spare unit I play at firehouse and leave my series x at home. I can’t make up my mind but the SSD alone would be nice for loading since I’m playing new Call of Duty.
Tough one, the Series S is an upgrade, but the SSD is pretty much it, doubt you’ll notice much graphical difference.
@@Tom.Hyphen thanks for the input.!
@@erikbooker9966just put an SSD on your one x
Series is is an upgrade because of the ssd and because new gen games look better on it , last gen games look better on one x
If I play on a 1080p 2010 50 inch plasma tv and get the s would I notice a difference coming from the og Xbox one ?
For sure you’ll enjoy better graphics and load times due to the SSD. However you won’t be able to enjoy higher frame rates, VRR + HDR etc due to your old TV.
@@Tom.Hyphen I think you would notice a difference due to the better anti aliasing and supersampling.
I use both a 40 inch 1080p and 4k 55 Inch.
I want to bought the xiaomi tv 43inch 4k hdr..and support hdmi 2.1. Its good for series s?
Yes that will be a great fit
Is LG - 55” Class UQ75 Series LED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV good?
For sure at an average living room viewing distance a 55” TV is a great fit for the Series S
Used xbox series x or new xbox series s for 4k tv, which I trust to buy? For many years happy gaming.
Get the Series X if you plan to keep it long term
Hi I have a 40 inch 1080P TV and thinking about purchasing the Series S . Will it go nicely ? or should I invest in a 144 hz 1080p monitor?
Series S is a great fit for a 60Hz 1080P TV. I’d stick with that until you need a 4K display in the future.
@@Tom.Hyphen Oh cool . Is it good enough for FPS like Warzone etc
For sure you’ll get 1080/60 on Warzone no problem
@@Tom.Hyphen I will try to find the exact model of the TV . It is a Samsun , also thanks for helping me
@@Tom.Hyphen Found it ! Samsung UN40M5300A , so I searched it and it says it only has HDMI 1.4 , will that be a problem regarding the Series S comes with a HDMI 2.0 ?
Hey i have an old benq monitor 24" and I'm thinking to get a 43" tv 4k what would you recommend?
Tv 43" 4k 60 hz or a gaming monitor 27" 144hz
Tough choice but I’d go for the bigger screen 👍🏼
@@Tom.Hyphen would you please tell me why!
I prefer TV gaming, I use a 65”. Bigger screen is more immersive. That being said a smaller monitor on a desk setup is better for some games like FPS. So depends what you play and if you prefer sofa or desk gaming.
hi. I'am abt to buy series s for my nanocell 4k LG. do u think its a good idea?
That should work nicely, what size TV do you have?
@@Tom.Hyphen I think 65"
@Loso Banks ok thanks for letting me know. :D
Guys i want to buy xbox series s and it aviamble in LG tv?
I have a question, so if i get a 4k tv that can do 120 fps will all my games be 4k? And 120fps?
Not all games hit native 4K, but those that don’t are upscaled to output on a 4K TV. Games that output 120fps are pretty rare on console, so your TV will match whatever frame rate the game has. Having a TV with VRR helps to give a smoother experience.
So I recently just bought a new monitor for my Xbox S but right after I set it up, I started playing Fortnite and I was at 60 FPS but It felt like 30 FPS. so I switched it to 120 Hz and started playing 120 FPS but it felt like 60 FPS the game just feels choppy and I don't know how to fix this
Does your monitor have VRR?
@@Tom.Hyphen I don’t think so..
Hey bro I got a question for you
Rn I have a series s and 43 inch 1080p TV
I wanna upgrade my TV to 55 4k.
Is it worth it?? Can I see big a difference? I play 3 4 hours a day
Had mine on my 55 inch 4K tv but it looks better on my 43inch Philips 4K tv
I’d go for the bigger 55” screen as it’s more immersive
Hi, I have 65 inch LG G1 OLED TV, should I go for XBox S? or should i go with XBox X? because I am scare about blurriness issue on Xbox S game. Please give your suggestion
In your case I’d go for the Series X, will be nice and sharp on 65” TV 👍🏼
I plan to buy a 43 inch 4K tv with smart functions. My old ass tv from 20 years old is gonna die. I use the serie s for UA-cam and some gaming and I think it’s gonna be a world different compared to my old tv.
I am planning to buy a 55 inch 4k OLED TV with Xbox Series S at round about 2 metres distance. Do you think thats worth it? Or should I go with 65 inch?
Even though the Series S will look slightly better on a smaller TV, I'd definitely go for the 65 inch as that will be more immersive for all content including movies etc. Plus you might get a PS5 or Series X in the future which will look awesome on a 65 inch.
@@Tom.Hyphen Thank you so much bro. I really enjoy your Videos!
I Play on my lg oled 27 1440p Monitor. Looks Nice. But i will own a 55 Inch oled tv 😊
Nice vid how about 50 inch hisense tv on series s
For sure should be a nice combo
I have a Xbox series S 2020 and 4K UHD 2024 element tv
I just bought LG QNED 4k HDR 55" 144hz tv + Series S console that came with 2.0 cable. I've set 1440p+120hz on xbox and it stays at 120hz in the main menu but whenever I enter the game the fps goes to 60hz. Should I buy 2.1 hdmi cable?
You should be able to get 120Hz at 1440p with HDMI 2.0, but for 120Hz at 4K you need HDMI 2.1. Definitely worth trying a 2.1 cable.
@@Tom.Hyphen tnx man, going to buy it today. P.S.; wanted to test 1440p at 60hz and it just goes back at 4k60hz, it wont do 1440p 60hz. Why's that?
I’m really not sure, it should be able to, hopefully the new cable might fix it. Maybe in the future a Series X would be a good fit for you, considering you have such a good TV that can really take advantage of VRR and higher frame rates.
@@Tom.Hyphen tomorrow I'll b7y a new cable and definitely will upgrade to Series X in two years when I outpay this one 😋 Appriciate the time, wish you all the best!
@@Tom.Hyphen just a quick confirmation for the people after I bought 2.1.hdmi:
Usage of VRR and AMDfreesync works properly for me only with 2.1.cable!
IT CAN RUN 4K 120HZ with or without VRR and AMDfreesync on 2.1.hdmi.
FPS is on 120fps but it goes down sometimes at 100fps on games that are predicted for SeriesX which you can't even notice.
Works well! Thanks man!
I have the series s an i love it I used to be all about the PlayStation but gamepass is where it’s at
Hi Tom, I have a Sony Bravia 55inch 4k UHD tv. would you suggest the Xbox series S ? i mostly play FIFA and FPS type games .
For sure man that sounds like a fine combination to me 👍🏼
Thank you . loved your videos .
Hi dear tom i am from india and i have acer 4k 43 inch i series tv what do u think is xbox s series is a good choice for it
Hey man for sure that would be a great match 👍🏼
@@Tom.Hyphen i appreciate that speedy reply :)
As a pc gamer,i never thought to consider going back to consoles but right now you can get it new for about 270€ and its the hole package.with that amount of money to build a pc you can only get just the cpu nowdays :(
For sure PC gaming is getting crazy expensive
Yup, exactly my dilemma. PC parts price is ridiculous.
@@realdadgaming Yep,back in 2016 i build a pc for just 400€....jesus...and i got Ryzen 5 1400 4/8
8gb ram 2666mhz
1tb hdd
mobo
gtx 1060 3gb
500watt psu
Just 400€ and all brand new,including 2-5€ for each part for shiping.Now with 400€ i can barely get rtx 3060 the non TI version.
@@tombroszz exactly, I never imagined even for a budget build will cost $1700 or more.
I got a series s playing 1080 p 43 inch tv and graphics look bad because between me and tv just 1 m now ım playing 2 m and graphics look like a series x
Yeah viewing distance is a real factor here
@@Tom.Hyphen ıf ı play series x with 1 m is this look good or 2 m better for series x
Series X will look great at both distances but the higher-res graphics will be more noticeable the closer you are
@@Tom.Hyphen ok than is worth to upgrade x ı dont think worth it because same system series s good and gamepass good and ıf ı want a upgrade ı will push my limits
I sitting like 2m away from the TV and have an 50' 4k TV. Should be fine then I guess.
Yeah man you’ve got no worries 👍🏼
"55" LG A1 and Xbox series, good combo?
*series s
Yep for sure, any OLED will work nicely, you won’t get VRR or 120Hz with the A1, but that doesn’t matter too much really. Picture quality will be superb 👍🏼
@@Tom.Hyphen ty bro
You think it would look nice on a 42 inch 4k tv?
For sure what model TV?
@@Tom.Hyphen its a Samsung
I have a 50" 4k Toshiba and 32" 720p JVC (LT-32C360). Which would you recommend I play the series s on?
On the 4K TV for sure
Hi Tom, thanks for the video.
I've got a 2k UHD 100hz screen, do you think I should get and X or an S?
I like the S form factor but better graphics would be nice for Battlefield sniping
Series S offers great bang per buck, but get the Series X if you can; better graphics, more storage, higher frame rates.
Definitely X, the series s downscales to 1200p sometimes under 1080p and it doesn’t always run at 1440p. It’s like amd fsr. You should get the x especially if you playing on that monitor. 4k is not for the series s even for 30 fps in some games becuase it will most definitely downscales and will look blurrier than x. I play on pc and don’t know the difference between them but yeah get the x
Thanks for the explanation. I'm considering on buying a 50" 4k/60hz tv for the living room and wondering if it would be good to play series S on it.
Currently I play it on a 24" 1440p/75hz monitor, so I'm worried if it would look worse if I play it on that tv.
Depends on your viewing distance but as long as you aren’t sitting super close you’ll be fine 👍🏼
I have a 4k 55 inch Android tv and i will buy xbox series s soon so will it have issues?
No that should be fine, what is the TV model?
@@Tom.Hyphen Panasonic lx 700 and it's 60 hz will i get 60 fps
For sure 👍🏼
Hello, the S series runs well on TVs of 40 inches or higher?
It does but the bigger the 4K TV the more you’ll notice the upscaled graphics
PS5 would look better but Series S is a good fit on a smaller TV as you won’t notice the upscaling as much
I am going to buy it,
Please tell me that will it look good on 4k 55 inch tv, I am only going to play games like froza, fortnite, etc.????
For sure 55 inch + Series S is a nice combination 👍🏼
@@Tom.Hyphen but it's 50hz, is it ok ?
@@zorawar2009 Not an issue really, barely any games on Series S hit 120fps so you’re not missing out on anything. What’s your TV model?
LG 55sm8100 (Nano cell series) btw thanks for reply...
@@zorawar2009 Cool that TV will do just fine 👍🏼
I have a 48" LG C1 OLED TV at 1,80m distance
should i go for the series s or x?
Whilst you’d appreciate the difference more with a bigger TV, I’d still get the Series X if you can. As well as sharper graphics you’ll get better frame-rates and double the SSD storage.
@@Tom.Hyphen I have the same setup as Adrian, but with black friday discounting the S to £189 - would you suggest still going for the X, given it is more than twice the price? I am not cash limited, but like to get good Value for money. The SSD is something I worry about with the S..
If money isn’t an issue I’d 100% get the X. Whilst your OLED isn’t huge it’s still a fantastic high-end TV where you’ll enjoy the best frame rates + graphics etc. more SSD storage too as you say 👍🏼
What would be better the series s or the Xbox one X at 4k ?
Resolution wise there won’t be a big difference but overall the Series S is a better and more efficient console
@@Tom.Hyphen really I thought the Xbox one X did native 4k better I'm a pc gamer normally but I have had disk replacement surgery in my neck and am bed bound for 6 weeks my only issue is my TV in my bedroom is a 52inch 4k lg panel I'm just worried the series s will look fuzzy due to the upscaling far technology it uses
@@potatoskins8155 Yeah the One X may have a slight advantage resolution wise but I don’t think it would be much, if really concerned about resolution a Series X would be the best bet, far more expensive though of course
@@Tom.Hyphen thanks for the quick replies man really doing me a solid with this info just one more questions have you used cloud gaming on the series s atall as the 380gb storage may become abit of an issue but if I can stream afew games instead of installing them atleast that will lighten the load abit I have tried streaming on my laptop but the input lag is terrible even with my 1gig internet speed
I’ve honestly not tried the cloud gaming aspect. Storage is bit of issue but not too bad, should be able to store 4-5 games on there. Just sucks that some games like CoD are absolutely huge file sizes. Lots of single player games are around 40-50GB each which isn’t too bad, so it all depends what you play really.
You guys need to understand, 4k doesn’t necessarily mean better.🤦🏻♂️
It means better, definitely. In terms of movies, tv, anything visual. For gaming with the current limitations it doesn’t always mean better if the game operates more smoothly at 1440
@@BB-ed4om Keyword “Necessarily” why feel the need to contradict?🤦🏻♂️
Great video but I refuse to be the next like 😂😂 no offense man
How does a Xbox series s look on a smart tv 4k ?
What size?
@@Tom.Hyphen 55 inch Philips tv
@@Tom.Hyphen bc im planning on getting a 55 inch Philips smart 4k tv in January
That’ll be great for Series S, even better if it has VRR + 120Hz
@@Tom.Hyphen ill be back at this comment in January let u know bout the tv if it is or not ok
Will it look like sh|t on a 4k short throw projector with 100" screen?
It will look a little rough but will still be nice and immersive at that huge size
My brother Harjas alr broke my controller
I got a 55inch 4k uhd samsung tv my guess is i will befine.
😭😭😭on a 75 inch tv
I have tried mine on a 4K TV and it looks good. Obviously not as good as the X or a PS5, but if you buy an S expecting amazing graphics on a 4K TV, you are either spoiled or a bit stupid and I don't mean that as an insult. For the 300$ price point, it looks great on big TVs.
Do I need 1440p or 4k?
4K TV will have upscaled graphics for lower resolution games
How about 8k💀
This is impressive BUT
If devs use SFS and mesh shaders (if the engine supports it),
Next-G has not had a chance to breathe once, PS5 and XBOX
SERIES X can only do 1900p30fpsRT at best in open world while SS
gets dynamic 1080p30fps open world and maybe RT if it's a "well
optimized" game. I'm glad to see that devs are putting down last-G
and focusing on next-G for less of a optimization bourdon. people
say xbox series s is not at it's advertised standards but yet the
same thing is happening with the "4k" PS5 and XBOX SERIES X.
There seems to be confusion regarding the actual teraflops of
next gen consoles. The problem is comparing PS4/Xbox one
architecture-GCN with PS5/Xbox series X/S architecture- RDNA 2.
RDNA 2 offers Variable rate shading/Ray tracing and GCN does not.
To give people an idea how powerful next gen consoles are, this
mention converts RDNA 2 Teraflops to GCN Teraflops.
Q :
As you can see, PS5 is 17.22 Teraflops and Xbox Series X is 20.35
Teraflops in GCN Architecture.
CALL DUTY
Of course this is probably not a 100% precise representation, but
this is merely a gauge on how powerful next gen consoles are.
Ok, make it simple
PS5 is 10.28 teraflops RDNA 2= 17.22 teraflops GCN
Xbox series X is 12.1 teraflops RDNA 2= 20.35 teraflops GCN
Estimate: Xbox series S is 4 teraflops RDNA2 = 8 to 12 teraflops
GCN
Xbox one x is 6 teraflops GCN=1.5 to 2 teraflops RDNA 2
PS4 pro is 4.2 teraflops GCN= 1 teraflop RDNA 2
Home
There isn't a single aspect of One X that's more powerful than
Series S. 4TFLOPS RDNA 2 is more powerful and capable than
Polaris 6tflops. RDNA 2 is around 50% more efficient than RDNA 1.
And RDNA 1 was already 40% more efficient over Polaris. Polaris is
the GPU set in Xbox One S and One X. One X would more than likely
struggle to run any next Gen games with next Gen features above
900p. In fact most would be 720p or even lower. One X also is using
GDDR 5 as opposed to GDDR6. Couple that together with no asset
streaming on One X to change ram data on the fly, the Series S
didn't need 10gb ram to outperform the One X. As I said, the One X
loads data to ram and that's it. It's stuck with it until it uses another
load screen. Series S however is constantly able to change its ram
data on the fly every second. With far superior ram usage over One
X. Xbox One X just isn't able to run next Gen games with modern
graphics remotely close to Series S. Because Polaris and Jaguar
just aren't remotely up to the task. One X is a 4K last Gen machine.
But it's a 720p at best next Gen machine.
Btw memory speed would not be an issue if the games were built
on rdna2 tech, these consoles are not only more powerful than last
gen it's also 5-15x more efficient!! If Xbox series s was launched
during the time Xbox one x launched, on GCN Xbox series s would
be the most powerful console in the world from 2017-2020.
The main reason why games are not looking as next-gen on Xbox
series s (and Xbox series x and ps5) Is because developers are
optimizing on engines that are built to optimize GCN for consoles.
ps4/xbox one
Shorts
All of these, devs are not using for optimization, If series s dies
off that just tells you something about ps5 and series X with
games only hitting 1900p at a rough 30fps with RT at best. Not the
promised 4k60 RT and the possible 8k 30fps with these efficiently
features. The series S is needed to test developers optimization
skills for next gen and from what I'm seeing, it's not looking good
for XSS,XSX and PS5
BTW, mesh shaders can give 500-1800% performance boost in
rendering regardless of the graphical conditions.
XSS gpu edges out X1X in everything, even resolution, memory size
and memory bandwidth.
Those roughly 8.5gb(available for games) will get 2x multiplier
from BCpack and 2.5x multiplier from SFS(MS claims those are
conservative numbers).
Let's assume a game uses 3.5gb for cpu tasks and the remaining
5gb is for Vram.
5gb * 2x * 2.5x = that's 25gb effective Vram on XSS at an effective
1.1TB/s bandwidth.
Those numbers sound ridiculous because it's rtx3090 numbers in a
$299 console and a total gamechanger.
XSS was made for next gen games at lower resolution, X1X was
meant for xbox one games at higher resolution, it does nothing new
or exciting only brute forcing old tech.
On top of that XSS cpu is a monster compared to the weak X1X
jaguar cpu which also has to do sound processing and no dedicated
compression block.
That huge cpu overhead could also do tasks like particle simulation,
alembic animation etc. that x1x/ps4 games did on the gpu, freeing
more gpu ressources for other stuff, on top of the hardware
accelerated features it has compared to X1X.
And I hope they're not comparing 6TF of old architecture to 4TF
new architecture, that would be foolish.
74%
The problem is games still target ps4, xbox one and weak pc
hardware.
Rtx20 series also seemed weak because a gtx1080ti destroyed
2080 in many games. That's until games got raytracing and 2080
crushed 1080ti.
Rtx20 series is still the biggest leap in gpu architecture in recent
time. Much bigger than rtx40. Mesh shaders, VRS, SF, DirectStorage
are available on rtx20 yet it's not used. Huge untapped potential,
just like XSS. Hell blade 2 will be the first game to utilize one of the
next gen features and that's SFS and I can't wait to see it in action.
Typical excited Brit 😅
Series s doesn't even support 4k bud. You're gaming at 1080. Sorry.
Hey bud: here’s some games that run at native 4K on Series S: Hades, Kingdom Hearts, Red Dead Redemption, Evil Dead, Ori and the Will of Wisps, Mass Effect Collection, Crysis Remastered.
Have a great day.
@@Tom.Hyphen just because it upscales doesn't mean it's true 4k. Furthermore majority of the games you listed are pretty bottom of the barrel in terms of resource demand and old af. You list old shitty games and yet in your video you're showing Forza. Which I know for a fact will not run at 4k on a series S unless you're streaming it.
Your title is misleading and you're contradicting everything you just said in your video by trying to tell me you're playing games at native 4k on a series S. You're full of crap.
@Rayzor28 All the games I listed run at native 4K on Series S, not upscaled. That is a fact.
I also clearly mention this in the video, so I'm not contradicting anything.
Here's an article from Engadget confirming native 4K games on Series S: www.engadget.com/ori-and-the-will-of-the-wisps-xbox-series-s-4k-series-x-195541223.html
@Loso Banks You're not very bright are you?