(I’m not going to count this section in the final scorecard as the Xbox Series X doesn't have an equivalent to the PS5 Pro so it would be an unfair comparison.) Both the PlayStation 5 and the ...

Microsoft’s Xbox Series X is the more powerful of the two latest versions of the gaming powerhouse’s consoles. The Series X has an eight-core AMD Custom Zen 2 CPU running at 3.8GHz ...

The newer digital-only Xbox Series X and 1TB Xbox Series S models now use ... the newer Xbox consoles are not more powerful in regards to CPU and GPU performance. The 6nm chip has many benefits ...

Xbox reconfigured the motherboard to support a new 6 nm SOC, smaller than the original’s CPU. The new consoles now sport a completely reconfigured heatsink. The new Series X uses heat pipes ...

Released alongside the Xbox Series S, the Series X has a Custom AMD Zen 2 CPU, a Custom RDNA 2 GPU, and 16 GB of RAM.

The new all-digital configuration of the Xbox Series ... Just like the launch Series X, it has 1TB of solid-state storage, comes with the standard controller, has the same CPU with eight cores ...

Microsoft doesn’t seem to want to say the 2024 versions of the Xbox Series X offer improvements over its original model. And I guess it especially doesn’t want to say that they have improved ...

The PS5 Pro does everything Sony promised it would, but is it worth upgrading if you already own a PlayStation 5?

Here are all the important performance comparisons between the PS5 Pro and the Xbox Series X. We start by noticing that the new PS5 Pro has the same CPU as the base PS5. This means the console will ...

The Black Ops 6 pre-load becomes available simultaneously for everyone across all platforms - that’s PC (Steam, Battle.net, Windows Store), PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S. The times ...

But what's coming next after the Xbox Series X|S? The future is still fuzzy ... that Microsoft was considering switching to an ARM64 CPU, like the Nintendo Switch uses. The leak also revealed ...

Intel is set to launch its brand new desktop CPU platform ... now it's only a little more expensive than the equivalent Ryzen 7000-series chip. And what of the X3D processors?