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#Xbos one s pc 1080p
You can see in the above slider that the 4K image is far crisper than the 1080p image, especially when you zoom in using your web browser. While it doesn't do true 4K justice as the pictures are squashed. It's hard to replicate what 4K truly means without viewing the images on a 4K screen, simply because the display doesn't have enough pixels to show the images natively.
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Both consoles also support HDR, which allows games to achieve more vivid colors and leverage more realistic light tones and contrasts, producing spectacular effects. More pixels mean sharper images, more detail, and, thus, more immersion. Each pixel represents a single point of colored light, which combine to create the images on-screen. 4K/UHD in red, 1080p/HD in bright green.ĤK is referred to as "UHD" or ultra high definition because the images contain many millions of additional pixels (8,294,400 to be precise) versus standard high definition (2,073,600). Source: Windows Central Resolutions, charted. By comparison, the Xbox One S only has around 1.2 TF, which often struggles to handle games at a native 1080p resolution. The Xbox One X packs well over 130 visually enhanced games with more on the way, taking advantage of the console's beastly 6 teraflops (TF) of graphical power. With the Xbox One X being around $200 more expensive than the Xbox One S, it's fair to expect some massive gains. HDMI-in, HDMI-out, one front-facing USB 3.0, two rear-facing USB 3.0, IR receiver/blaster, SPDIF digital audio, Ethernet
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Ultimately the battle between the Xbox One S and Xbox One X boils down to whether you have a 4K TV to go with it.