First off, let's start with storage. The XOX as we're gonna call it
has 1 TB of Hard Drive storage. It also packs 8 GB of flash memory, along with 12 GB of GDDR5 (which is basically the only thing that I have no idea what it means on this list).
has 1 TB of Hard Drive storage. It also packs 8 GB of flash memory, along with 12 GB of GDDR5 (which is basically the only thing that I have no idea what it means on this list).
The biggest thing people are talking about on this new console is the graphics. it is actually the first console to have 4K graphics built-in, which is REALLY good. However, most people won't actually experience (including myself) because barely anybody has a 4K TV. It would probably be limited to Full HD (1080p) which is actually still pretty good. That aside, it also has HDR (High Dynamic Range and yes, I memorized that) which makes the light stand out from the dark. However, this feature was also possible on the Xbox One S, so if you have one, don't get too excited. Despite you not being your 4K however, others might. The XOX has included a feature where you can record up to 4K with 60 frames per second (fps).
Moving on to sound, you can look forward to hearing the outstanding sound without the need for headphones. With Dolby Digital 5.1 TrueHD sound, you can experience rich, clear sound.
Finally, the moment we've all been waiting for (drumroll please) is it worth it? Well, the answer is not the one you wanted, and the answer is it depends. Moving from Xbox One S to Xbox one X depends on what you want more in a console. For some, that may be the price. For others, that may be the performance. The Xbox One S is very similar to the Xbox One X, but for about half the price. Personally, for most people, I would choose Xbox One S. But if you don't mind the cash, then I definitely recommend Xbox One X. So it's your choice: Performance or Price?
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