Xbox one x's cpu good or not

 Whether Xbox One X’s CPU

 Will Be A Bottleneck, Talks

 About 12GB RAM

“Fidelity in visuals is already on a 

very high level.”

 On 25th, Aug. 2017 

The Xbox One X is an amazingly 

made bit of hardware, one 

that has been beefed up in 

just about all regards to be

 a conclusive step up over

 tahe existing Xbox One…

 except for the CPU, which

 remains a bit disappointing

 in terms of how little

 attention it got relative to 

the memory and GPU.
There has been a lot of 

speculation on what the

 weaker CPU for the Xbox 

One X might mean- might it

 act as a bottleneck for the 

system? When we rasied this

 question to Sascha Jungnickel

, Creative Director on 

he stated that the system is powerful 

enough due to its GPU and the CPU shouldn’t 

be an issue at all. “No, GPUs are strong enough

 to provide amazing interactive experiences,”

 he said. He went on to add that graphics are 

now good enough that they will no longer be 

differentiators. “Fidelity in visuals is already 

on a very high level. In general, we think that

 players will enjoy games for their play mechanics 

and art design and (technically) for their framerate,

” he said.
 while his team hasn’t gotten to go hands 

on with the Xbox One X yet, they will be 

targeting for 60fps in 4K for the system 

with their game. He also confirmed that 

while they will try to deliver an equal 

experience across PS4 Pro and Xbox One X,

 the enhanced memory on the One X may

 come into play. “We will aim to equalize the

 performance in general, but given the

 memory advantage,” he said, before

 explaining what that memory could be

 used for. “The greatest benefit will be the

 possible usage of higher resolution and 

variety of textures.”

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