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  • - Oh, they built a PC!

  • Oh.

  • It's just a PC.

  • The Xbox PC.

  • Oh, the controller's a little different too.

  • Xbox Series X.

  • Okay.

  • Hey, guys, this is Austin

  • and today Microsoft surprise announced

  • the brand new Xbox, I almost said One,

  • the Xbox Series X.

  • It is wild that they've done it so early

  • because while we've already heard some talk about Scarlett,

  • generally speaking this stuff doesn't get announced

  • properly until E3 of next year.

  • Now the first thing that jumps out to me is the name.

  • The Series X sounds very much like

  • they're sort of planning for multiple consoles.

  • So obviously with the Xbox One S and the One X

  • I wouldn't be surprised, especially given the rumors,

  • that this is only one

  • of the brand new Xbox Series of console,

  • being maybe an X on the high end, an S on the low end.

  • But that Hardware, did you see it's a PC?

  • Which it shouldn't really be particularly surprising, right?

  • I mean, obviously this is something

  • which is a very PC derived architecture.

  • I mean, we're looking at Zen cores inside,

  • it's pretty much a Ryzen processor and like a Navi GPU

  • but the fact that they've gone with such a,

  • I don't want to say boring design,

  • I'm sure it looks great in person,

  • but like it's, it's different.

  • And by different I mean it's a PC.

  • So let's break down what's new

  • and something that this trailer doesn't really get across

  • is the actual physical dimensions of it.

  • So it looks big, I have a feeling

  • it's going to be a little bit smaller than it actually looks

  • but you can put it not only horizontally but vertically.

  • And on top of that there's a lot of specific information

  • on what's inside.

  • So some of what we already knew.

  • It is running AMD's Zen 2 cores,

  • essentially it's the third generation of Ryezn.

  • We also do know that it is taking advantage

  • of a very fast SSD as well as it has the RDNA base GPU.

  • Now the exact specifics of that

  • is probably going to have to wait a little bit longer

  • but we know for sure this is a very powerful console.

  • A lot of this is actually sort of backed up

  • by not only the gameplay, but the actual pure spec of it.

  • As this guy is not only targeting 4K 60,

  • which I think is a very reasonable decision.

  • But it can go all the way up to 120 frames per second,

  • supposedly, I think the exact phrasing they used is,

  • there's the possibility of up to 120 frames per second.

  • But they also have confirmed 8K support.

  • now Microsoft is claiming that it has

  • four times the processing power of the Xbox One X.

  • Now, based on what we've done when we were trying to build

  • our own version of the PS5 or the Series X,

  • we found that the CPU is really

  • the major upgrade this generation.

  • Previously it was really slow

  • on not only the PS4 but especially on the Xbox.

  • I mean, it just was not particularly fast.

  • However, by jumping up to Ryzen they're getting a huge jump

  • and I assume that that's where a lot of that

  • four times better processing number comes from.

  • However, don't count the GPU out either.

  • I mean, with RDNA on board

  • you're probably looking at least twice the graphics

  • of the already very powerful Xbox One X

  • and when you put that all together in a PC chassis

  • we get the Series X.

  • Now one of like big questions going into this generation

  • that was sort of share with last,

  • but especially as we're coming into this one,

  • is what is the difference between the Xbox Series X

  • and the PlayStation 5?

  • Well, Microsoft is getting out ahead

  • by not only obviously announcing it a little bit sooner

  • but by showing some of the major technologies

  • that they've worked on.

  • So looking at a blog post that they literally just put up

  • there are a few things that really jump out to me.

  • So it does support variable refresh rates,

  • not really that special as the current generation Xbox

  • actually does support FreeSync.

  • Although the fact that you can

  • go all the way up to 120 frames per second is nice,

  • I'm gonna mute my laptop now.

  • That was definitely you. - Sorry.

  • - That was definitely you. - I liked your Tweet!

  • I was giving you praise.

  • - Because both the PlayStation and Xbox sides of the camp

  • are very much sharing what seems to be similar hardware,

  • I'm sure there will be some differences.

  • in the actual exact spec

  • but the basic building blocks are very much shared.

  • Some of the stuff that Microsoft is really highlighting here

  • is more on the technical side.

  • So they are showing off their Variable Rate Shading,

  • which apparently is patented

  • which I actually am not so sure exactly

  • what makes their version different

  • than what some other game developers have been working on

  • but essentially this should allow

  • better performance with that same level of hardware

  • by only shading the areas

  • which are specifically needed for the games.

  • Now some of the other things

  • they were really talking about

  • is the fact they really want to cut down on latency.

  • Now actually some of this

  • is probably coming from the AMD side

  • as they've been really pushing a lot of their anti-lag tech

  • to really kind of inside the driver level

  • kind of just cut down exactly how much sort of

  • latency there is between when you make an action

  • and when that frame is actually delivered.

  • The Auto Low Latency Mode

  • as well as the dynamic latency input

  • which will make the Xbox Series X quote,

  • "The most responsive console ever."

  • Now especially considering that so many TVs these days

  • have surprisingly solid game modes

  • if the console itself can shave off latency

  • that will play its role

  • for not only the console when you buy it

  • but also for the cloud as they straight up say

  • "Xbox Series X is also designed for a future in the cloud

  • "with unique capabilities

  • "built into the hardware and software

  • "to make it easy as possible to bring great games,"

  • blah blah blah, who cares.

  • The main idea here is that

  • similar to what they've been doing with xCloud currently

  • which is essentially a bunch of Xbox One S motherboards

  • put into a server blade,

  • there's a little bit more to it than that,

  • it's been overclocked

  • and there's some additional hardware added

  • but it seems like a lot of the work

  • that they were doing to customize it

  • is being built into the Series X,

  • which has some interesting implications.

  • not only can you imagine a whole server farm

  • full of these Series Xs

  • to power the 4K streaming that you might expect on xCloud

  • but on top of that you very well might be able to

  • if they're already baking that in,

  • you might be able to actually do that

  • with your home console.

  • I can very easily imagine a scenario

  • in which your Xbox Series X can

  • stream to your personal device no matter where you are,

  • sort of like your own personal cloud

  • or you could pay for xCloud as well.

  • That's actually really interesting

  • that they made specific note to say

  • that this Series X does have cloud capability built in

  • on the software as well as on the hardware front.

  • They also announced Hellblade II

  • and we actually have some gameplay

  • that was apparently captured in engine,

  • so it's not pure pure gameplay but it was captured in engine

  • on the Series X.

  • I'm literally be watching this for the first time with you

  • because this all was announced 17 seconds ago

  • and I'm scrambling to make a video because content.

  • Okay, that shot right there.

  • This shot straight up looks like a real thing.

  • Like if someone showed me that

  • and like I'm watching a movie or something

  • I wouldn't question it, that's really incredible.

  • Wow, the fidelity is incredible.

  • Look at the depth of field.

  • (chanting)

  • Well this is disturbing, this is very disturbing.

  • Wow.

  • So the thing that's really jumping out to me

  • looking at this footage

  • is not so much about resolution, right.

  • So when you look at the current generation of consoles

  • they were generally speaking built for 1080p

  • and then the upgrade PS4 Pro on the One X

  • we're really just taking those same games

  • and bring them up to a 4K resolution.

  • That's fine but pixels aren't everything.

  • Team crispy is not the only thing that you care about.

  • So the thing that I'm really sort of getting here

  • is the level of detail inside that 4K frame, right.

  • I mean, you could run Half-Life 1 at 4K

  • but it doesn't mean it's a true 4K experience

  • without having everything that goes along with it.

  • The high resolution textures, the incredible level of detail

  • that is provided by what I'm assuming

  • is a very large amount of memory on these,

  • as well as just all the little effects work and stuff.

  • I mean, it actually looks like a generational leap.

  • Which is nice and I think in a large part

  • that's going to be due not only to the GPU

  • but the CPU is also going to be able to handle

  • much larger worlds, much more physics.

  • Looking at this footage, we're not that far away

  • from fairly photorealistic real-time graphics.

  • So yeah, sure, when we look at like the actual facial model

  • it's not quite there,

  • you can tell there's a little tiny bit of not,

  • it's not it's not quite Uncanny Valley

  • but you can tell this is fake.

  • When you look at some of the landscapes,

  • some of the vistas that are capable on the Series X,

  • I mean, that's incredible.

  • Like this honestly, I'm surprised.

  • This looks better than what you can find

  • even on like a lot of high-end PC games.

  • Which makes sense because the Series X is a high-end PC

  • with actual money and development spent on optimization.

  • The controller is also, well, technically all-new

  • however it actually looks very, very similar to the One.

  • So many things I see different here

  • is that the D-pa looks similar

  • to what we get on the Elite Series 2

  • and there looks to be an added share button on it

  • and beyond that it's an Xbox One controller,

  • which does make sense.

  • So as I mute my laptop for the fourth time in this video,

  • the thing that sort of makes this generation interesting

  • is that there is a lot of crossplay.

  • So as I was going to get into in a second

  • but I'll just talk about now,

  • the Xbox Series X is capable of running

  • pretty much all older Xbox titles.

  • So all the work that Microsoft has done

  • on getting the Xbox One to run, say,

  • original Xbox games or 360,

  • all that's being ported over to the Series X.

  • You should be able to still continue to play

  • your original games, 360, as well as your Xbox One games

  • on the Series X and part of that

  • is also including accessories.

  • So there's actually a really interesting quote here.

  • So they say the new Xbox wireless controller

  • will be compatible with the older Xbox One

  • as well as Windows 10

  • and all of your current Xbox One gaming accessories

  • will work on the Series X, besides maybe Kinect.

  • So the Xbox, I wanna say Xbox One so bad,

  • the Xbox Series X will be going on sale holiday 2020.

  • We don't have a price,

  • I assume that is actually something

  • we will have to wait for E3 on

  • but it is incredibly exciting, right.

  • I love consoles, I love new generations,

  • because it pushes the entire industry forward.

  • Even if you're a hardcore PlayStation fan,

  • even if you're a hardcore PC fan,

  • the fact that a new generation of consoles are coming out

  • very much means the gaming will get better across the board.

  • Developers will target these new consoles,

  • the overall level of graphics and the fidelity will come up

  • because that's the new base standard

  • and everyone will win because of it.

  • I'm very curious, what do you guys think

  • about the Xbox Series X?

  • Let me know and in the meantime

  • I'm going to continue trying to get that

  • Hellblade 2 trailer out of my head.

- Oh, they built a PC!

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