Microsoft game consoles with game included

Nextgen console from Microsoft with advanced hardware ray tracing capabilities, a new 3D sound system, powerful hardware and a damn fast SSD that has a beneficial effect on game loading speed. Xbox Series X is equipped with a powerful AMD Zen 2 processor with 8 cores and 16 threads, clocked at up to 3.8 GHz. The AMD RDNA 2 graphics accelerator delivers up to 12 teraflops of performance and can display 2K/4K resolutions at up to 120fps with optional HDR. One of the key advantages of the Xbox Series X is its fast SSD, which allows games to load several times faster than previous generations of consoles. Plus, the console supports the replacement and upgrade of the built-in NVMe SSD drive, allo more→wing the user to expand their gaming library. In addition, the device supports the latest audio virtualization technologies, including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. The integration of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate allows subscribers to access hundreds of Xbox, PC and Android games for a nominal monthly fee, and play many high-profile titles before they're released. Games can be downloaded both from the cloud and via the built-in DVD/Blu-ray drive. The console comes with a key code for one of the gaming blockbusters from the Xbox library, as well as a branded gamepad. 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.

The junior version of the next generation Xbox console, created by those gamers who are not chasing the ultimate performance of the Xbox Series X and do not want to overpay for a disk drive and more powerful hardware. As planned, Microsoft Series S allows you to run the same games as the older Series X model, but not in such high resolution. So Microsoft pulled off the same trick that Sony did when they split the fourth generation into regular models and Pro series consoles. According to most gamers, the best option for Series S is 1080p / 1440p resolution with a refresh rate of 60 to 120 Hz. One of the key features of the Series S is a fast and efficient 512GB SSD that allows games to load more→several times faster than previous gaming consoles. An SSD dramatically improves the gaming experience by allowing players to quickly switch between running games or in-game scenes without long wait times for loading. Like the older model, Series S supports all the technical developments of the new generation, including ray tracing, virtual surround sound, fast game loading, HDR support, and limited backward compatibility with games from past years. The icing on the cake is the GamePass service, which for a nominal monthly subscription gives access to a huge library of games from Microsoft itself and its partners. For external connections, there are three USB 3.2 gen1 ports, three HDMI version 2.1, a LAN port and a wireless receiver with Wi-Fi 5. Games can be downloaded exclusively from the cloud, there is no disk drive. The console comes with a branded gamepad and a key for one of the gaming blockbusters in the Xbox library.