When the Xbox One X launches this November, the world will have two consoles that offer better-looking, more detailed games than the consoles they replace. Get ready for a lot of questions about whether the Xbox One X is better than the PS4 Pro for 4K.
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Is that a question? Of course the stronger system is Better for 4K
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"After all, this represents is a 2x increase in the native rendering resolution between Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, from hardware with a 43 per cent increase in compute power and a 50 per cent uplift in memory bandwidth"
"but certainly based on the titles we've seen so far, the delineation between the two models looks far more clear cut - Xbox One X is the console for your 4K screen, "
DA X is a sledgehammer next to a toothbrush in this comparison.
So, reading the article, it comes down to the console and games you support as both do 4K one way or another. Just one does more of it after releasing 12 months later after being announced almost 18 months ago and should be able to do more with that extra development time. Ooh wee! Captain obvious.
Funny thing is that Sony never claimed PS4 Pro was a full 4K machine. Only that it *supported* 4K televisions for those that have one. Nothing more. Same as when Sony announced PS3 as *supporting* 1080P/60FPS but some gamers jumped to conclusions and spread FUD that Sony claimed ALL games would be 1080P/60FPS. Could someone point me to a link where a Sony executive said all games will be 4K?
Microsoft first claimed no compromises and *true 4K*. Later having to backtrack from those statements clearly in the video.
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"The highest res. "The best frame rate." "No compromises."
That's what she said. But the company later backtracking as they always do and said it's up to developers. When gamers with common sense KNEW that it's up to developers to support that. And even then, there's ALWAYS....** compromises**. Not one developer can get away with not compromising something.
And as a side note, Microsoft claimed "high fidelity VR." And well, looks like they backtracked on that too. Captain Obvious again.(with all the work he does, he should be promoted to Major Obvious) My guess is they'll offer low end VR on Xbox one s with limited games and experiences. While have better looking VR on Xbox one x that plays all the VR games similar to PC MR of low end and ultra PC high end. Which would be another compromise from a previous statement.