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Microsoft not long ago announced the detailed specifications of the next-generation console Xbox Series X, GPU performance reached 12TFs, for this reason, IGN has produced a series of Xbox brand console performance evolution history comparison chart.
Xbox First Generation 5.8GFs 41.3 First Generation Xbox = "Xbox" 360
Xbox 360 240GFs 5.45 Xbox 360 = "Xbox" One
Xbox One 1.31TFs 4.58 Xbox One = "Xbox" One X
Xbox One X 6TFs 2 Xbox One X = "Xbox" Series X
Xbox X is Microsoft's most powerful host ever. The specially customized processor makes full use of AMD's latest Zen 2 and RDNA 2 architecture. Its processing power is four times that of Xbox One, enabling developers to take advantage of the performance of 12 TFLOPS GPU, which is twice that of Xbox One X and more than 8 times that of original Xbox One. The Xbox X has made a real leap forward in terms of processing and graphics capabilities. It uses cutting-edge technology to provide a high frame rate, larger and more complex game world, and an immersive experience different from previous console games.
Xbox First Generation 5.8GFs 41.3 First Generation Xbox = "Xbox" 360
Xbox 360 240GFs 5.45 Xbox 360 = "Xbox" One
Xbox One 1.31TFs 4.58 Xbox One = "Xbox" One X
Xbox One X 6TFs 2 Xbox One X = "Xbox" Series X
Xbox X is Microsoft's most powerful host ever. The specially customized processor makes full use of AMD's latest Zen 2 and RDNA 2 architecture. Its processing power is four times that of Xbox One, enabling developers to take advantage of the performance of 12 TFLOPS GPU, which is twice that of Xbox One X and more than 8 times that of original Xbox One. The Xbox X has made a real leap forward in terms of processing and graphics capabilities. It uses cutting-edge technology to provide a high frame rate, larger and more complex game world, and an immersive experience different from previous console games.
