Xbox Series X

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The next Xbox console, slated to launch in holiday 2020, finally has a name: Xbox Series X. The system that was formerly dubbed Project Scarlett also has a bold, vertical design and a slightly modified controller, as seen in the above gallery.

Xbox chief Phil Spencer took the stage at Thursday night's The Game Awards to reveal the new monolith-shaped console, which Gamespot reports is roughly as wide as an Xbox One controller and roughly three times as tall. Its appearance came at the end of a trailer full of apparent Xbox Series X "real-time" rendering, which included Halo's Master Chief, a red sports car (potentially from the Xbox-exclusive racing series Forza), and a soccer match.

Important details were confirmed by a few angles of the new Xbox console: an apparent disc drive; a vent-covered top with either painted or backlit green coloring; and a slightly modified update to the Xbox One gamepad. This new controller looks largely like the current generation's default controller, but it has a new circle base to its d-pad and a new button in the controller's middle that resembles an "upload" icon from Windows. Spencer has confirmed that this will function as a "share" button (much like a similar button on PlayStation 4's DualShock 4) and that the new Series X controller will be compatible with existing Xbox One systems, not just the new Xbox Series X.

In a press release issued shortly after the Game Awards reveal, Microsoft confirmed good news for anybody with tightly organized shelves near their gaming TV of choice: the Xbox Series X "supports both vertical and horizontal orientation."
Spencer spoke at The Game Awards to offer a few sales pitches about the console, though most of these were repeats of statements from this year's E3 reveal. He told players to expect to be "instantly absorbed in your games," presumably hinting to the console's reliance on SSD architecture for faster game loads. He emphasized three bullet points: "performance, speed, and compatibility." And he announced that "our 15 Xbox game studios" are all working on games for the new console before revealing the first game built with Xbox Series X in mind: Hellblade II: Senua's Saga, made by Ninja Theory (a studio Microsoft formally acquired in 2018).
 
Xbox Series X System Specs

CPU: 8x Cores @ 3.8 GHz (3.66 GHz w/ SMT) Custom Zen 2 CPU
GPU: 12 TFLOPS, 52 CUs @ 1.825 GHz Custom RDNA 2 GPU
Die Size: 360.45 mm2
Process: 7nm Enhanced
Memory: 16 GB GDDR6 w/ 320mb bus
Memory Bandwidth: 10GB @ 560 GB/s, 6GB @ 336 GB/s
Internal Storage: 1 TB Custom NVME SSD
I/O Throughput: 2.4 GB/s (Raw), 4.8 GB/s (Compressed, with custom hardware decompression block)
Expandable Storage: 1 TB Expansion Card (matches internal storage exactly)
External Storage: USB 3.2 External HDD Support
Optical Drive: 4K UHD Blu-Ray Drive
Performance Target: 4K @ 60 FPS, Up to 120 FPS

Le GPU est supposé être équivalent à un RTX2080.

Here’s a sobering figure for us PC gamers: a quick perusal of the Steam Hardware Survey report page will reveal that the architecture Microsoft has specified here outperforms approximately 98.9% of all PCs on Steam period.
Ce n'est pas tant la performance qui m'impressionne que le fait que ça va coûter beaucoup moins cher qu'un PC équivalent. Est-ce qu'ils vendent à perte ou bien est-ce qu'on se fait vraiment fourrer en achetant les composantes?
 
"beaucoup moins cher qu'un pc". Le XBOX, lorsqu'il était sorti avec un Pentium3, il était 600$CAD + tx, avec une manette et un jeu. Soit, à peine moins cher qu'un ordi monté gaming avec un Pentium3 à la même époque.

Ne t'emballes pas trop.
 
Le gros problème de Xbox ce sont les jeux.....tout les bon exclusive sont seulement sur PS

L'autre chose qui est décevante: pas de VR. Le nouveau Xbox et le PS5 ont amplement de puissance pour les casques de réalité virtuelle mais seul Sony semble y croire. Si on veut avoir un jour des titres AAA VR, il va falloir qu'il y aie une base d'usagers assez nombreuse pour que ça devienne rentable pour les gros studios.
 
C'est toujours hot quand ça sort les consoles pis le temps que la librairie de jeux se remplie, les PC on catch up...
 
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