The launch of the Xbox Series X is almost upon us, so we've decided to compile all the major pieces of information about 'the world's most powerful console' including performance, price, release date, and backward compatibility in one rapid-fire video. Here's everything you need to know about the Xbox Series X in just five minutes.
There's certainly a great deal to be excited about come November 10th. The Xbox Series X is shaping up to be an incredibly capable and versatile console with a great deal to offer existing fans and entice new ones. If you're looking for deeper dives into the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and even consoles size comparisons be sure to check out some of our previous coverage on Microsoft's upcoming consoles:
- Xbox Series X hands-on impressions
- Xbox Series X | S size comparisons
- Everything you need to know about the Xbox Series S
- Xbox Series X | S storage expansion info
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What are your thoughts on the Xbox Series X? Are you more interested in raw specs or the commitment to backward compatibility? Will you be picking up one at launch? Let us know in the comment section below!
Xbox Series X
The full next-generation experience.
Xbox Series X is Microsoft's new flagship, as its most powerful console with over 12TF GPU performance and a custom SSD. It boasts up to 4K resolution and 120 FPS, full backward compatibility across four generations, and ray-tracing support.
Xbox Series S
Experience next-gen gaming for less.
Microsoft serves the next-generation for less with its budget-friendly Xbox Series S. The console packs the same high-performance CPU and SSD technology as Xbox Series X, while scaling back the GPU and removing the disc drive.
Miles Dompier is a Freelance Video Producer for Windows Central, focusing on video content for Windows Central Gaming. In addition to writing or producing news, reviews, and gaming guides, Miles delivers fun, community-focused videos for the Windows Central Gaming YouTube channel. Miles also hosts Xbox Chaturdays every Saturday, which serves as the Windows Central Gaming weekly podcast.
