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How's the power on it compared the One X?
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How's the power on it compared the One X?
I believe it's more powerful than the One X, but that's all I know
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Series S is 4 Tflops. One X is 6.
But the Series S has the SSD/ CPU necessary to run next-gen games. It just won't target 4k.
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Slightly better GPU (4 TF Zen 2 is about even to the One X's 6 TF GCN), much better CPU, and it'll have all the rest of the Series X's features like the NVMe SSD, hardware ray-tracing, etc.
I saw people mention a few weeks back that it'll look like the One S, but the choice to just make the fan section black is... interesting
That's the price I expected, I'm glad they *maybe* hit it. I wanted to see Xbox finally not be forced to go first, but hopefully this leak opens the flood gates.
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Is there an X version without a disc drive?
Couldn’t tell you the last time I actually bought a disc.
Couldn’t tell you the last time I actually bought a disc.
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Naw. Not at launch, at least.
Like I thought, this leak just made the insiders say **** it
Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S release date and price finally revealed
Microsoft is set to hold a press event soon to showcase the next-gen console pricing, and it's pretty familiar.
www.windowscentral.com
Xbox Series X - $500, $35/month through Xbox All-Access
Xbox Series S - $300, $25/month through Xbox All-Access
Both launch November 10th.
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Assuming both consoles will have a 4k player I think it's worth getting a disc drive
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Naw. Not at launch, at least.
Like I thought, this leak just made the insiders say **** it
Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S release date and price finally revealed
Microsoft is set to hold a press event soon to showcase the next-gen console pricing, and it's pretty familiar.
Xbox Series X - $500, $35/month through Xbox All-Access
Xbox Series S - $300, $25/month through Xbox All-Access
Both launch November 10th.
Wasn’t expecting $500, not terrible at all.
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500 is what I was hoping for. Day 1 pickup.
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Does that mean that you can now go pre-order these consoles?
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500???
Lame
399 woulda had me day 1
Lame
399 woulda had me day 1
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$300 starting price is a great value. By Holiday 2021, there might be promos and sales and put it in the $250 region or lower.
Makes it a appealing to a large number of customers.
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If ps5 comes in at 399........
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Makes little sense for Sony to do that.
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What is the point of having one be more powerful than the other. They'll both play the same games correct?
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Yeah but one will be 20fps while the other is 60 fps and higher.
If you care about that sort of thing.
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One is all digital.
Microsoft wants to push game pass.
Microsoft wants to push game pass.
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Nov 10th. 
