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Going by the specs Scorpio is about 10%~15% faster than the Pro, should cost the same as the PRO.
GPU is about 42% faster, CPU about 10%. RAM speeds are about 50% faster.
Going by the specs Scorpio is about 10%~15% faster than the Pro, should cost the same as the PRO.
Why are people worried about the CPU when it has DX12 running in hardware?
Do you seriously believe that piece?.
Yup, you need a display that supports the HDMI 2.1 standard.Do you need a display that supports freesync or anything will do? Sorry for the dumb question.
Just so you know, every time you've posted the scorpio motherboard the link looks broken from my end.
So you're suggesting there will now be this many SKUs:
1. Xbox One
2. Xbox One S
3. Xbox Scorpio
4. Xbox Scorpio Pro
Thinking about it a little longer, DX12 had already reduced CPU-GPU batch submission overhead by near 10fold over DX11. So while "halving the CPU load" of DX12 sounds impressive - what total percentages are we talking about though? Going from 10% CPU load to 5? 50 to 25?
Needs more than marketingspeak to know.
Processing draw calls - effectively telling the graphics hardware what to draw - is one of the most important tasks the CPU carries out. It can suck up a lot of processor resources, a pipeline that traditionally takes thousands - perhaps hundreds of thousands - of CPU instructions. With Scorpio's hardware offload, any draw call can be executed with just 11 instructions, and just nine for a state change.
Looks awesome. But i live in a Tier 2 country (Europe) so....i can buy this in 2018/19? They let me wait more than a year to buy an Xbox One.
Do you need a display that supports freesync or anything will do? Sorry for the dumb question.
Ahh one more thing before I'm out.
It'd be more than $399 for sure. I'm willing to be crucified and shame quote on this for sure.
This exactly - I didn't skip the One because of specs, I moved from the 360 to PS4 because of games. If they get they get some amazing exclusives, I'm buying if not, I'm skipping.
It's like the Wii U - def less powerful, but I got one when the the games I wanted were there.
Features system-wide downsampling for games which render above 1080p. This improves the image quality for people using 1080p displays.
It's not "just" Jaguar though.
Stop downplaying.
Going by the specs Scorpio is about 10%~15% faster than the Pro, should cost the same as the PRO.
So....it's just more muscle, then, yeah? Nothing on a game variety strategy moving forward?
So....it's just more muscle, then, yeah? Nothing on a game variety strategy moving forward?
No Ryzen, no Vega. An overclocked Pro with more RAM, basically.
that's odd I got invited to a roof partyI told some girls I have a Nintendo Switch and they beat me up and stole my car.
It's not "just" Jaguar though.
Stop downplaying.
Something tells me that this isn't the whole hardware story.
That they have some gimmick exclusive to Scorpio.
FTFYGPU is about 42% faster, CPU about 10%*. RAM speeds are about 50% faster.
*Without customisations
Anyone here who isn't already part of the Xbox One family planning on picking up a Scorpio? I gave my Xbox One away last year but depending on the first party output this E3 Scoprio might be a good system to jump back in with. I only really miss Sunset Overdrive and Halo 5, I still have access to lots of other Xbox One games on PC.
"Features system-wide downsampling for games which render above 1080p. This improves the image quality for people using 1080p displays."
Whudda thunk that'd be a good idea?
They're going to look the same as they do now and run just as bad, but at 4K. How is that exciting? Just FYI - Forza Apex runs at 4K on PC on very modest hardware.
Going by the specs Scorpio is about 10%~15% faster than the Pro, should cost the same as the PRO.
Going by the specs Scorpio is about 10%~15% faster than the Pro, should cost the same as the PRO.
this is basically what df said it would be months ago, right?
why are people upset?
Someone explain to me: why do the specs mean $399?
It looks pretty beefy and premium.
It's really weird to see Digital Foundry doing this.
I toally understand that MS needs more than a stronger hardware. BUT, I constantly heard people saying they had no reason to buy an XB1 cause it was weaker than a PS4.
I do think MS needs to work on more exclusives (it doesn't matter if it's UWP at this point though), but at least at least it seems they got their hardware right this time. That's a step forward.
It's aimed at the same crowd the PS4 Pro was aimed at, enthusiast. Regular Xbox one will sell more than the Scorpio like the regular PS4 will outsell the pro.So it's an Xbox pro with improvements one could expect from an extra year of dev time. I wonder what they hope to achieve with this project though. Sure, the hardcore fansboys will upgrade no doubt, but that's quite a limited pool to fish in. Are these specs future proof for the next generation, when it's the midrange option for Xbox in the current generation?