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Every moment is unique and irreplaceable in an industry like video games. We always encounter situations that remain unforgettable, and this is what she achieved Microsoft by continuing to consolidate its presence in this competitive sector.
Just four years ago, on November 10, 2020, two titans arrived on the market: both Xbox Series as Xbox Series S. Both models came to strengthen Xbox’s strategy, although each aimed at different audiences, with certain technical differences, but both represent the start of a new generation.
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Having two systems was a great idea that made it easier for gamers to choose a console based on their needs, well done Phil Spencer! I tested both devices myself. At the beginning I launched into this generation with the model that best suited my budget, and the experience was totally satisfactory with:
Xbox Series S at the suggested price of $300 ($299)
The little white “beast” is the most affordable new generation console on the market. Xbox. It is entirely digital and, if accompanied by the Xbox Game Passit is undoubtedly an excellent option for those who are new to Xbox or in this generation. Of course, it lacks 4K and a disk drive, and its 512 GB disk may be somewhat insufficient.
- GPU power: 4 teraflops
- CPU: 8-core AMD Zen 2 at 3.6 GHz (3.4 GHz with SMT)
- AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 20 CUs at 1565 GHz
- RAM memory: 10 GB GDDR6
- Resolution: 1440p at 60 FPS, up to 120 FPS
- Storage: Custom 512GB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD
- Without a disc player, it’s completely digital
- Quick CV
- Backward compatibility with the Xbox One catalog and some original Xbox 360 and Xbox titles
Then, looking for more storage and a little more power, and after trying the “little white one”, I decided to opt for its big sister, which is my favorite for everything it propose.
Xbox Series X at the suggested price of $500 ($499)
The “big sister” is the most powerful console on the current market. It’s priced higher than the S series, but it offers a disc drive, 4K resolution, and more powerful hardware designed for a more demanding user. Without a doubt, it is the most robust option between the two Xbox series.
- GPU power: 12.15 teraflops
- CPU: 8-core AMD Zen 2 at 3.8 GHz (3.6 GHz with SMT)
- AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 52 CUs at 1825 GHz
- RAM memory: 16 GB GDDR6
- Resolution: 4K at 60 FPS, up to 120 FPS
- Storage: Custom 1TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD
- Blu-Ray Disc Player
- Quick CV
- Backward compatibility with the Xbox One catalog and some original Xbox 360 and Xbox titles
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Both systems are fantastic. I’ve had both, and although I now use the more powerful version, I can’t help but express my satisfaction with the brand. In addition, the service Xbox Game Pass It is truly wonderful for all that it offers. And there are still surprises for the rest of 2024, with an eye toward the future.
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