The latest game console from Microsoft, which is a powerful 12 TFLOPS gaming machine, fully designed for games with next-gen graphics. The heart of the device is an 8-core AMD Zen 2 processor, which operates at a frequency of 3.8 GHz. The processor is paired with an AMD RDNA 2 GPU with 52 compute units that delivers stunning graphics and lets you run games in 2K and 4K at up to 120fps. The GPU supports ray tracing, which allows games to display more natural lighting, reflections, and shadows. In addition, the console supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology, which reduces input lag and improves the smoothness of the gaming experience. The new cooling system allows the device to operate more quietly and efficiently than previous versions of the Xbox. One of the main features of the Xbox Series X is the fast loading provided by its high-speed 1TB SSD. Using the Quick Resume feature, the user can save several games in the console's memory and quickly switch between them without losing game progress. If necessary, the drive can be replaced by yourself by installing a 2 or 4 GB SSD instead, which will fit much more games. Moreover, the console is heavily tied to the use of the proprietary GamePass service, which, for a symbolic monthly subscription, gives access to a huge library of games from Microsoft itself and its partners. Games can be downloaded both from the cloud and using the drive. The console comes with a key code for one of the gaming blockbusters from the Xbox library, as well as a pair of branded gamepads. For external connections, there are three USB 3.2 gen1 ports, three HDMI version 2.1 ports, a LAN port, and a wireless receiver with Wi-Fi 5.
