the xbox one x doesn't work on 1080p and 4k

BimonthlyOrb96 · Aug 21, 2019

The xbox one x doesn't work on 4k and 1080p , I did everything in the troubleshooting, but the xbox still doesn't work on 4k and 1080p just on 720p , I changed the hdmi cables more than one time , now the xbox works on 720p with red lines on the screen.

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matthewiag

Xbox One and Xbox One S are 1080P Gaming

Xbox One S will play 4K Blu Ray's

Xbox One X will play Game in 4K if they are Enhanced with 4K Support + 4k Blu Ray support

They Xbox One X will also Upscale on a 1080p screen so you will see some benefit of the Xbox One X

Obsessive Power

Most modern Monitors will work fine on the Xbox One S. Be aware though that while the One S supports 4K, it doesn't play games in 4K. Games on the One S are in 1080P (or lower and then upscaled).

Are you planning on upgrading to a Series X? If so, you should look at these.

ROBIN H 25

Xbox One S is not really a 4K console,

4K Media Content - Yes

You can play 4K Blu-ray DVD's or Streaming services like Netflix in 4K just fine if your paying the the 4K subscription options,

4K Gaming Content - No

As for games, it only plays games at 1080p but it is upscaled to 4K, other wise a 1080p image without upscaling to 4K, will look much worst on a 4K screen than what it would do, if it was only displayed on a 1080p screen,

A 1080p image upscaled on a 4K screen does look a little better than a 1080p image on a 1080p screen, but it still a 1080p image made to fit a 4K resolution screen, which is what the Xbox One S does

Xbox One X is a 4K console,

4K Media - Yes

4K Gaming - Yes

The issues is not the TV, it's the Xbox One S not being an Xbox One X.

KingOfTheRen

It will not upscale to 4K as your TV is only capable of 1080p. However your Xbox One X will downscale 4k to 1080p which looks a lot nicer then normal 1080p.

Phoenix_Reins

Hi BimonthlyOrb96,

Make sure you are using a “high-speed” HDMI cable. If you’re using the standard cable that came with your Xbox One, you already are using one. Replacements are available for next to nothing in case something happens with the original.

Make sure the HDMI port on your television is HDMI 2.0a/HDCP 2.2-enabled. These are the only ports on your television that will be usable for 4K and HDR content. If you are using an HDMI switcher or AV receiver, make sure it is also HDMI 2.0a/HDCP 2.2-enabled.
This will allow you to plug several consoles into your television’s one or two compatible ports.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/does-my-xbox-support-4k

the xbox one x doesn't work on 1080p and 4k