Can I share hardware resources between xbox and windows PC?

There is no way to use an Xbox as a hardware compute assist unit. It is a secure platform that is not a PC, even though it shares many of the same families of components

Hi,

No, but on the console, if you've set your machine as the 'Home Xbox' you can use another account which can also share the Xbox Live subscription and the installed games from the main account. Then, on the PC, you can continue to use the main account and play at the same time as the person using the console.

This only works between either a console and a PC or two consoles. It's not possible to share accounts between two PCs.

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/console/my-home-xbox

The is a difference between pc and console where ram is concerned. When a dev makes a game for Pc, they are making a game that has to run on many different combinations of hardware, so you are likely to see games use more resources on pc because the game
isn't optimised for a specific hardware combination.

On console it's the opposite, the devs know exactly what hardware will be used and optimise the game as best they can.

8GB for Pc really isnt enough anymore, for console it's fine.

There might be a reason, it might share resources between the two services.

Hi Lucas,

As mentioned earlier by XBF Leslie, even between two accounts on the same PC, Xbox Game Pass or Xbox Live Gold cannot be shared on a Windows 10 PC. Windows 10 or the Xbox App on Windows 10 does not have the same "Home Console" feature the Xbox One console
does so the sharing wouldn't work in the same way it does on then Xbox One and license sharing on the PC is not currently supported. You will need to get the subscriptions separately for each account on the PC.

I hope that clears thing up!