Xbox Series S CPU Much Faster Than PlayStation 5 CPU

Xbox Series S CPU Much Faster Than PlayStation 5 CPU – Has the same CPU as the Series X. The CPU capabilities of the Xbox Series S beat the CPU of the PS5.

Microsoft has officially announced the release and price of their latest consoles, namely the Xbox Series S and Series X. Of course they have also revealed the specifications of the two.

The specifications of the Xbox Series S and Series X are indeed much different. Even from the physical size of these two consoles, the Series S has a much smaller body size. The Xbox Series S is said to be the smallest console ever made. Although it has a much smaller size than its brother, the Xbox Series X. As the latest generation of consoles, both Series S and Series X have the same CPU, namely 8 Core, 16-thread Zen 2 CPU @ 3.8 Ghz.

Xbox Series S CPU Faster Than PlayStation 5

Microsoft has confirmed the Xbox Series S uses the same CPU as the Xbox Series X running at 3.6GHz. Yes, the Xbox Series S CPU is faster than the PS5
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) September 9, 2021

according to Tom Warren, Microsoft has no intention of turning the Xbox Series S into a budget console or providing a subpar player experience. The Xbox Series X console which is priced at $200 more expensive is known to use the same CPU as the Xbox Series S. This makes the Series S console have a much faster CPU than the CPU owned by the PlayStation 5. While the price for the PlayStation 5 is reportedly not much different or the same as Xbox Series X.

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PlayStation 5 uses AMD Zen 2 8 Core @3.5GHz CPU. Indeed, this difference is not much different. But it’s very interesting that a much cheaper console (Xbox Series S) can actually run faster. In addition, the Xbox Series S also uses ray tracing and quick loading time features, which makes the quality of the two not much different.

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Tom Warren added that he was impressed with the specs of the Xbox Series X, which worked so well despite being smaller and cheaper. But in terms of graphics, the Xbox Series S is very much different from the Series X. If you are a player who is more concerned with image display and resolution, then Series X is far superior.

Xbox Series S and Series X will be released on November 10, 2021. Microsoft will open pre-order services for both on September 22. While the Xbox Series S is priced at $299, and the Series X is priced at $499.

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