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    Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Can provide up to a 7 per cent performance uplift depending on the game being played.
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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    useless console ahaha wtf

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    "useless console ahaha wtf"

    What a really odd post.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Probably the best looking XBox to date, although that's not saying much. Internal PSU is welcome.

    Apart from that, it's still not compelling versus a PS4, nevermind a Neo.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Well the AV crowd are buying them up as 4k players... they'll get a free console with it

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quote Originally Posted by krazy_olie View Post
    Well the AV crowd are buying them up as 4k players... they'll get a free console with it
    This would be my reason for getting it, but I'm not going to, cos I haven't got a 4k telly.

    Is there any price announcement for the Neo? Would be interesting to see how they compare. I suspect Sony might just release a PS4 with Ultra HD blu-ray to compete with this until Neo is ready. Might be the reason they haven't released a 4k blu-ray standalone yet...

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Don't worry because Nvidia and AMD are targeting gullible nu-generation "PC enthusiastz" with stupidly overpriced E-PEEN "its professional gamers card,innit mate??"" cards,I expect many of us might be joining our consoles overlords much sooner than expected.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Is there enough of 4K materiel (movies, TV shows,...) to invest now or it is better to wait till next year when the prices will go down, better technology and better 4K tellys (I am hoping to get LG OLED 4K 65") next year.
    The more you live, less you die. More you play, more you die. Isn't it great.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    Don't worry because Nvidia and AMD are targeting gullible nu-generation "PC enthusiastz" with stupidly overpriced E-PEEN "its professional gamers card,innit mate??"" cards,I expect many of us might be joining our consoles overlords much sooner than expected.
    Nice b8, m8.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    Don't worry because Nvidia and AMD are targeting gullible nu-generation "PC enthusiastz" with stupidly overpriced E-PEEN "its professional gamers card,innit mate??"" cards,I expect many of us might be joining our consoles overlords much sooner than expected.
    you mean those entitled millennials who lost everything in brexit but currently are chasing imaginary creatures on their phones??

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    Quote Originally Posted by darcotech View Post
    Is there enough of 4K materiel (movies, TV shows,...) to invest now or it is better to wait till next year when the prices will go down, better technology and better 4K tellys (I am hoping to get LG OLED 4K 65") next year.
    The studios are all releasing their back catalogues on UltraHD now. I think Fox will have 30+ titles by the end of the year. A quick search on Amazon reveals 10 pages of 24 films.

    Edit: Actually, that's a bit of a fib. Looks like there's 24 titles there now.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Netflix and Amazon are doing 4k streams now. I've just bought an LG OLED telly and that will do native 4k streaming too.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quote Originally Posted by Smudger View Post
    The studios are all releasing their back catalogues on UltraHD now. I think Fox will have 30+ titles by the end of the year. A quick search on Amazon reveals 10 pages of 24 films.

    Edit: Actually, that's a bit of a fib. Looks like there's 24 titles there now.
    What I'm wondering is do any of these 4K versions actually look meaningfully better at 4K rather than allowing your TV to upscale from 1080p? Have they re-mastered from 4K source material or is it just pre-upscaled and/or highly compressed streaming content with a token 4K resolution?

    Anybody tried it?

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quite a nice console, even though I can't justify getting one as I have a PS4 with a 2TB HD now. The exclusives I'm interested in are on the PS4 for the time being too.

    I think the price of the S will fall pretty quickly as there's no real point trying to keep the price high, when you can get a PS4 for £100 less and there will be the PS4 Neo coming out soon as well.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quote Originally Posted by HalloweenJack View Post
    you mean those entitled millennials who lost everything in brexit but currently are chasing imaginary creatures on their phones??
    Quite the opposite really - they're targeting the aging PC gaming generation/newly affluent eastern gamers who have more disposable income than the PC gaming crowd historically used to, which they need to because the price they're asking the market to bear is (in Cat-the-fith's opinion, hence the nature of the post) high, thus pushing more budget oriented PC gamers to consider other gaming avenues such as the console in this news article.

    I think it's too early to say - lets see how prices are once the new processes have matured and we're on second or third gen finfet products.

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    Re: Xbox One S 16nm FinFET SoC has a faster GPU than the original

    Quote Originally Posted by kalniel View Post
    Quite the opposite really - they're targeting the aging PC gaming generation/newly affluent eastern gamers who have more disposable income than the PC gaming crowd historically used to
    I think that is the elephant in the room, "China is Rising" and NVidia understandably is looking to cash in. I've seen quite a few Chinese/Hong Kong gamers on Steam with pretty high end rigs and I willing to bet a fair few would be up for this card.
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