That's the point tho ? you can buy a xbox one s now and enjoy all your games and then get an xbox one x later on perhaps with a 4k tv and enjoy all your games in 4k .yeah I agree....but Microsoft is not making it as easy of a decision as I would have hoped though.
An on sale Xbox One S with bundled game at $249.99CAD or a Xbox One X at $599.99CAD....price gap is significant enough that it makes it hard not to just go with a Xbox One S now...
As ifMS choosed to go really premium and not to battle on prices with Sony but with games and quality wich is a good news.
I won!Wild theory: they haven't learned anything from the One's launch
However, unlike PS4 Pro, Scorpio is also a good buy for 1080p TV set owners, since only a few Xbox One games hit native 1080p. 900p is most common Xbox One resolution (60 fps games can even dip below 720p). All of these games will hit 1080p native on Scorpio and you get perfect locked frame rate + slightly improved visuals. I'd say that Scorpio interests a wider range of audience than PS4 Pro, simply because Xbox One wasn't powerful enough to hit 1080p at good enough quality. But the 499$ price is a bummer for wide adaptation.
Pro doesn't offer much advantage over base PS4 for 1080p owners. I own base PS4 + 1080p plasma and didn't feel the need to upgrade to Pro. The difference is just so small at 1080p. Still waiting for OLED HDR 4K TV prices to drop before I upgrade my TV.Pro is fine for 1080p owners thank you very much.
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It looks like a cheaper looking PS2.
All of these games will hit 1080p native on Scorpio and you get perfect locked frame rate + slightly improved visuals.
To be clear, you wrote "reading or writing is between 140 and 150 GB/s". This time you've written + instead of / to state "reading and writing are between 140 and 150 GB/s".I talked about real life scenarios and i never said that the ESRAM could not read and write at the same time. Actually, i said the opposite : 140/150GB/s during writing+reading.
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It looks like a cheaper looking PS2.
Pro doesn't offer much advantage over base PS4 for 1080p owners. I own base PS4 + 1080p plasma and didn't feel the need to upgrade to Pro. The difference is just so small at 1080p. Still waiting for OLED HDR 4K TV prices to drop before I upgrade my TV.
But Scorpio is a different matter since Xbox One didn't even reach 1080p on 1080p TV sets. And even 900p had quality trade-offs. Now with Scorpio, the 1080p output will be perfect and frame rate will be locked 30 fps / 60 fps depending on game (no drops). It's a much bigger difference vs base console version than Sony side.
Scorpio is a more reasonable upgrade for Xbox One owner with 1080p TV than PS4 Pro is for a base PS4 owner.