faster processor.

Anything that involves opening the console and making any changes would violate the terms of service and put you at risk for being banned.

If it could run the xbox one games and have the faster processor and more ram,,, yes, probably

[quote user="ingoish456"]

"the 360 is faster than a xb1/ps4" this made me laugh !

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It is faster.. xbox 360 processor chip runs @ 3.2Ghz, the xb1/ps4 @ 1.6Ghz.

Some people use their Xbox for all their apps. Xbox Series X has a much faster processor than basically all smart TV's. Way faster load times.

[quote user="MayhemsShadow"]

A for amnesty...i checked the link you posted. WTF microsoft? the 360 had three of those processors running at 3.2 ghz! and yours specs say 8 core processor running @ 1.6 ghz? oy...

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an 8 core processor with more threads/core can run and complete tasks faster at a lower frequency than a 3 core processor (note, not 3 processors, but 1 processor with 3 cores, and no that isn't the same thing) with fewer threads/core at 3.2 GHz. I think people
fail to remember that processor companies (Intel AMD) stopped carring about clock speeds a decade+ ago.

the current xbox cpu (a PowerPC processor) is a 3 core processor with each core seperated to handle a specific task (sound processing/loading graphics in/out of gram etc). with the 3rd Gen Xbox they are spliting it so that 6 cores run the game while the other
2 run background things (skype/os etc). so in effect, the processor for the gaming side of the console is going from 3 cores to 6 and now the OS (read the xbox guide) can stay runing in the background on the extra 2 cores and doesn't need to have its state
saved and loaded to/from memory (meaning faster transitions).