Configure 4k smart tv to optimize xbox one output

Also, "Game Mode" is to reduce input lag, however decreases picture quality.

I have a 4k samsung smart tv hdr this is the model: UN40NU7100FXZA; and I have the Fat Xbox One not S. So the image looks pixelated, poor quality image, I have used the "Game Mode" option and still look bad. On my previous Philips 32" led tv FHD
everything looks perfect and no configuration was needed. What do I have to configure?

If I'm not mistaking a Xbox One will only go up to 720p and Xbox One S and X will do 4k. I'm not sure how to configure your TV, however yourself can go to the picture settings on your TV and change them to your likings.

If I'm not mistaking a Xbox One will only go up to 720p and Xbox One S and X will do 4k. I'm not sure how to configure your TV, however yourself can go to the picture settings on your TV and change them to your likings.

No, that's not correct.

Original Xbox One does 1080P. The Xbox One S can do 4K, but only for Streamed 4K video content and 4K UHD movie discs. You can upscale games to 4K or play them at 1080P without up-scaling on the One S.

The original console's maximum resolution is Full HD, 1080P.

The One X can do the same, with the exception of Enhanced games which will can run in 4K if they have been designed to do so.

A 1080P game image on a 4K TV will have to be scaled down by the display. This may well produce a more pixelated image. You will need to change your display settings on the TV to try to compensate for this.

Game mode adjusts the display settings to remove post processing effects that apply to broadcast media or movies, thus improving how fast images are displayed. It does not affect the sharpness of how graphics are shown on the display.

well it is a smart tv but it choses the output automatically on the YouTube app. I cannot Chose 4k and it will not buffer to watch on 4k.

I recently bought an xbox one s on facebook marketplace and It will not work on my TV (not smart or 4k) or my sisters Samsung TV (not smart or 4k) but it will work on the 4K Toshiba Smart TV.

only issue on the 4k TV is that randomly every few minutes the screen will go black for a second then comes back and it will not let me switch above 720p as when i try 4k and 1080p it will just stay black screen.

I feel like it might be the HDMI port on my xbox one that might be dodgy.

(I have tried multiple HDMIs and I’ve done a hard reset and a reset through the settings and nothing is working)

I can provide more information if needed.

Also my friend brings his xbox one around a lot and his xbox one s works on my TV (Not smart or 4k).

not sure if this helps but its worth a try Select Settings. Under Display & sound, select Video output. Select TV resolution, and then select either
720p, 1080p or 4K UHD, whichever is best for your TV. Note If you don't see the resolution for your TV, make sure to set TV connection to Auto detect.