Xbox Project Scorpio
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The gaming equivalent to heavent - E3, saw the reveal of several hotly anticipated games, as well as new trailers and gameplay footage for titles that had previously been announced. Microsoft’s press conference was loaded with new IPs and returning favorites that Xbox One owners — and Windows 10 users, thanks to Microsoft’s new Xbox Play Anywhere initiative — will undoubtedly be excited to get their hands on.
Microsoft aims to set a new standard for console performance. The system, billed by the Xbox team as “the console developers wanted us to build,” promises to deliver four times the graphical power of the current Xbox One. This power — which should allow the console to run games at higher resolutions with better framerates — is measured in teraflops, of which Scorpio supposedly boasts six. A teraflop is essentially a measure of graphical potential, which is largely dependent upon the console’s GPU.
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