At the Microsoft E3 2017 press conference, Project Scorpio has been given its full, official name, and a release date. On November 7, the Xbox One X will be released to the world.
So, the Xbox One X has a good processor, but what’s the best PC CPU for gaming?
There are also specifications for those of you who’re looking for that: a 6 teraflop GPU, 12GB DDR5 memory, and it promises 4K output, with compatibility with 4K UHD blu-ray.
All Xbox One accessories will be compatible with the Xbox One X, with your game library carrying over to the Xbox One X, along with “enhanced visuals.”
There’s a whole lot more tech to go into, so let’s quickly break it all down…
Using something called supersampling, the 4K output of the Xbox One X will also improve how things look on 1080p screens – you don’t need to have a 4K TV to see some of the benefits 4K offers.
The processor is advertised as being the fastest-ever console processor, beating out the PS4 Pro and, well, everything else that’s made to plug into your TV.
It’s also the smallest Xbox console ever, despite having a feature called a “liquid cooled vapour chamber.” We get it, Xbox: you vape.
Geoff Keighley was also right: it’s $499. He’s got to be a pretty happy bunny right now.
When there’s more details on the exact specifications of the Xbox One X, we’ll update you all on it.