Nowadays, 4K resolution is the new trend Every year, the number of TVs sold with this resolution grows more and more It is estimated that by 2020 most of the TVs on the market will support 4K Ultra HD, and to meet the demand for high-definition content, Microsoft has brought The Xbox One X, the turbinated version of its console Its differential not only relies on allowing users to watch movies and play games in 4K But also, it delivers a superior performance with games running at 60 frames per second It really fulfills the 4K promise Delivering this resolution in most games But performance is not always the best Is the Xbox One X worth the investment? Its design is sober, with the whole body painted in black color

different from the Xbox One S, which came in white This makes it look more discreet on your shelf Or even hidden under the TV On the front we have the chrome button with the brand logo Xbox, with backlight The Blu-ray player is hidden here in the center And it is able to read discs with 4K content, different from the PS4 Pro Att the bottom, we have the infrared sensor Buttons to eject the disk and sync the controller, There is also an USB-C port While in the rear, there are two more, 30 HMDI Input / Output Infrared, optical audio output And a network port The rectangular design of the Xbox allows the console to be used vertically But this can cause a small increase in temperature because of its compact body But that does not mean "less power" Even though it's almost the same size as the Xbox One S Microsoft claims that the Xbox One X is more powerful than any other console on the market The processor inside uses the same Jaguar architecture found inside the old Xbox One But the cores now work at top speed The GPU comes with more cores And it also has technologies that were not present t in the previous model Microsoft also tweaked the console's memory, now with 12 GB GDDR5 Far above the 8GB GDDR3 from before All this potential allows games to run in native 4K resolution With some of them reaching 60 frames per second Like Forza 7

Other titles, however, allow the user to choose between playing in 4K at 30 fps, or Full HD at 60 fps Like the Rise of Tomb Raider and others Most Xbox One S games run in 1080p or 900 p This means a fourfold jump in resolution Which delivers a much sharper image Especially for those who own a 4K TV The best part is that those who still have a Full HD TV Also can enjoy the Xbox One X Since it compresses textures in 4K To deliver a cleaner image even on screens with lower resolution To take advantage of powerful Xbox One X hardware The game needs to support Microsoft's turbinated console support And this will depend on the producer How well the greater firepower of the video game will be used But even on the older games, which have not received any updates it still delives a better result Thanks to image filters that are applied Automatically by Xbox One X Sony also has its 4K console, the PS4 Pro Unlike the One X, the Japanese rival rarely delivers the Ultra HD resolution natively It uses some special techniques to deliver a better image, which comes close to 4K As for PCs playing in 4K is not new, but for this, it is necessary to invest in a powerful machine usually resulting in more expenses than what you would pay for the Microsoft console The console comes with a 1 TB HD That may seem like a lot, but with games using 4K textures, they end up taking up a lot of space Gears of War, for example, uses no less than 120GB of storage The good news is that you can connect an external HD, to expand the console's memory The jostick is the same as the X Box One but in the black color here on the X, instead of the white used on the S its still using batteries Unlike the Sony controller, which uses batteries since the PS3 Autonomy, at least, is good (with good quality batteries) even if you play a few hours, every day, they usually last for an average of two weeks

Some games try to deliver 4K at 60 fps like Halo 5 It offers this quality and performance most of the time But in more intense battles it is possible to note that the resolution is reduced so that the console holds the 60 frames per second However, the end result is still excellent and many should not even notice the temporary drop in quality In the game State of Decay 2 we also have dynamic resolution which attempts to deliver 4K most of the time The problem is that the game should run at 30 fps but ends up getting below it in more intense scenes Too bad you do not have the option to choose between 4k or playing at 60 fps at lower resolution Playing PUBG in 4K, is also possible on Xbox One X However, the game fails in optimization and struggles to hold steady 30 fps

In some moments the slowness of the commands can be noticed which can compromise the gameplay it would also be interesting to see an option with lower resolution, to ensure at least 30 frames per second the full time All game producers should follow the example of Rise of Tomb Raider That offers not just two options for the player but three You can choose to play in 4K at 30 fps or Full HD at 60 fps And there's also a third option that delivers dynamic graphics and switches between Full HD and 4K and it comes with enhanced options, which equates to "Ultra" settings on the PC

And speaking of PCs, the platform is still delivering the best graphics quality and performance provided you have powerful hardware to handle ultra textures and playing at 60 fps all the time Against the PS4 Pro, however, the Microsoft console takes shines ahead for delivering a higher resolution but the performance is sometimes even lower As seen before, Xbox One X really seeks to deliver gameplay natively in 4K bur not always this can a good thing In some titles, we have falls in frames per second which ends up compromising the experience The good news is that, overall, you'll have a great performance on the Microsoft console

Xbox One X features Windows 10 in a beautiful and customizable interface The user can organize games by groups and pin the ones they play the most on the home screen The system is butter smooth, and we rarely see any lags We have fast and elegant animations that enhance the experience itself A big differential of the Xbox against the Sony console is that Microsoft offers backward compatibility with Xbox 360 games and even with the company's first console You just download them via Microsoft Store, or even insert the disk of an old game, to play it on the Xbox One X

We tested with Red Dead Redemption and it received an update to run in native 4K offering a much cleaner image than the game had when running on Xbox 360 Microsoft also offers the GamePass A subscription service that has hundreds of games for US$199 per month You will find there a lot of the company's exclusives, like HALO, Gears of War, and even recent games like State of Decay 2 and the Sea of ​​Thieves The service works very well, and has a fair price here in Brazil

The promise of Microsoft with Xbox One X is to offer the true 4K with a superior experience when compared to any other console in the market What we see is that the company's exclusive games really focus on this resolution but not always deliver the best performance Some run at 4K at 60 frames per second including Forza 7, HALO 5 and Gears of War 4, But others only reach 30 fps like State of Decay 2 Unfortunately, not all producers take full advantage of the power of the Xbox One X As is the case with PUBG which is very badly optimized on the console, and struggles to deliver at least 30 fps However, some producers pay more attention and allow the player to choose to play at a higher resolution or at a high frame rate per second It's a shame this is not followed by most producers

Undoubtedly, Xbox One X delivers the best console experience currently With games running at higher resolution compared to PS4 Pro and others Of course its more expensive than Sony's rival (at least in Brazil), but the higher sales numbers show that gamers seek more and more quality when playing Here you will have native 4K in many games, while others run at Full HD 60 fps Going beyond the 30 fps of the Xbox One S There are also benefits like backward compatibility, as well as the Game Pass

So that users won't run out of games to enjoy on Microsoft's powerful console Launched for R$4000, it can currently be found for less than R$3000 in various offers That you can check in the description of the video It's a salty price to pay for a video game, but if you have a 4K TV and want to explore all of its potential, Undoubtedly, Xbox One X is the best console for this Take you time to check out all the details about the Xbox One X at TudoCelular's website

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