Xbox Series X vs Xbox One X Comparison

Introduction

• Focus on backwards compatibility of Xbox Series X
• Comparison with Xbox One X using OLED TVs
• Key selling point: intergenerational compatibility
• Backwards compatibility goes back to original Xbox

Physical Design

• Xbox Series X fits well in various media consoles
• Suggestion: use ventilation fans in cabinets for better airflow
• Check Short Circuit channel for physical impressions

Boot-Up Speed Test

• Test: Boot both consoles simultaneously
  • Series X booted faster than One X
  • Quick resume feature allows immediate game continuation
• Performance: Series X shows significant speed advantage

Game Quality Comparison

• Initial difference in image quality is subtle when holding still
• Noticeable differences during dynamic gameplay
  • Xbox One X renders at lower resolution
  • Series X offers a smoother gaming experience
• Notable games discussed:
  • DOOM Eternal
  • Monster Hunter World

HDR and Graphics

• Auto HDR feature improves visual quality for older titles
• Issues noted with HDR effects being too strong
• Comparing character realism in games (lighting effects)

Quick Resume Feature

• Quick resume speeds up game load times significantly
• Series X shows quicker loading times even from a cold start
• Concern about storage management with high-capacity games

Storage Considerations

• Next-gen games require more storage, posing a price concern
• Potential for hybrid storage solutions to improve loading times
• Comparison with PC gaming storage options

Conclusion

• Impressed by the overall experience with the Series X
• Reinforcement of the value of backwards compatibility
• Mention of further content and videos related to Xbox Series X

Sponsor Mention

• Ridge Wallet promotional details
• Micro Center community and offerings
• Link for free flash drive and Micro SD card promotion