Many Series X and S games poor performance

Games with series s/x Logo are not working on xbox one s/x ..

But xbox one games works on series x .

Just for info . Cause this suport is gething poor and!! 😪😪😪

Hi Jevgeni. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

The Xbox Series X is the world's most powerful console, it provides the best performance and graphics in games optimised for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One X.

The Series S is significantly cheaper, but is not as powerful. While it still offers good performance and image quality, the Series X is noticeably better in some games. Despite this, many of the performance and graphical features from the Series X are also available on the Series S.

Overall, the Xbox Series X will provide the best gaming experience. But if you're looking to save some money, the Xbox Series S is an excellent choice. The money you save from buying the Series S could be used to purchase some games for your new console.

For more information, this page offers a comparison between both consoles: https://www.xbox.com/consoles/compare

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle

Kyle you did send to me the information on the info about Series S and Series X but you did not provide to me the clear answer what are better between Series S and Series X on the performance and gaming?

Do Xbox One games play better on the Series X? Would I really notice the difference in performance between the Series S and Series X on a 4K LG TV bought for £300 in 2019?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Yes, many games that had performance issues with hitting their target frame rate of 60fps on the Xbox One or One X largely run flawlessly on the Series X. They can do this because they can use the Series X hardware to power their way through these games that struggled to run on the previous hardware.

The Series S is technically a downgrade compared to the old One X. Yes, the series S has a faster CPU and more advanced GPU in that it is capable of Ray Tracing, but the One X graphics processor is still faster. The Series S is an entry level console for people who have never owned a console (or an Xbox console) before. The Series S isn't a 4K (3840x2160) console either. Most games run under 1440P (2560x1440) which will not look great on a 4K TV. So, yes, you would most certainly notice the difference in picture quality.

The Series X can also play all of your disc based Xbox games, and has more internal storage.

Virtually all Xbox One games are compatible

It will not take advantage of the resolution and features of Series console. It will deliver Xbox One levels of performance on Series S, One X on Series X