Anyone having GPU problems with their Xbox Series X?

Hello BradB_82. My name is Jose.

Hogwarts Legacy cannot be purchased for Xbox Series S. The game is only available for Xbox Series X and Xbox One.

According to a press release from Avalanche Software, the game's developer, Hogwarts Legacy could not be released for Xbox Series S due to performance limitations. The Xbox Series S has a weaker GPU than the Xbox Series X, which could have caused performance issues with a game as ambitious as Hogwarts Legacy.

The Xbox Series S has a weaker GPU than the Xbox Series X. This could have caused performance issues with a game as ambitious as Hogwarts Legacy.

Here are some reasons why Hogwarts Legacy cannot be purchased for Xbox Series S:

Hogwarts Legacy is an open world game with a huge world to explore. This requires a powerful GPU to generate high-quality graphics.

Hogwarts Legacy has a complex combat system that requires a powerful GPU to run smoothly.

Hogwarts Legacy may be released for Xbox Series S in the future, but for now, it's only available for Xbox Series X and Xbox One.

I hope this information has been useful to you and that your doubts have been clarified.

A $500 PC can offer what a $500 next-generation console will do?

Nope, not even close,

The next gen console "Xbox Series X" has 12 Teraflops of GPU power, The closest GPU for a PC to Match would either have be an RTX 2080, that comes in at
10.5 Teraflops of GPU power and just the GPU alone is priced at around £700,

Or an RTX 2080 Ti that comes in at 14 Teraflops of GPU power and that GPU alone is priced at £1000+.

When the Xbox Series X launches it will be more powerful than any £/$ 500 PC can offer.

Got notification today my Xbox Series X has been repaired and is shipping back tomorrow.

Hopefully, they have included what the repair was when it is returned.

That is wrong. Please don't spread misinformation.

They repaired and sent back my the original first round. The serial numbers were the same, my content was still on it, and a mark I put on the corner with a sharpie was still there. My controller and headset still synced and turned the Xbox on when I got it back. Unlike the recent replacement.

Plus there was paperwork showing all the tests they did before sending it back.

I haven't had a lot of time to play on my Xbox Series X lately. I am having to send it back for repairs again. Apparently whoever did the repair did not replace something correctly.

After an hour or so with the Xbox on it will flash to a green screen with a loud buzzing sound and completely shut off. It never did this before while I owned it. All others that have experienced this problem have stated this is caused by an overheating issue requiring the Xbox to be sent in for repairs.

Now in less than a year, my Xbox Series X has had to be sent back twice for repairs. I wonder how long this Xbox is going to last once out of warranty.

This is very annoying and does not give me confidence in the new Xbox engineering.