Why is the edge resolution browser on xbox series x 1280x720 Why not 1920x1080 or 4k?

How many Pixels of 786432, go into 2073600..??? (2.63671875)

How many Pixels of 921600, go into 2073600..??? (2.25)

Hence,

2073600 (1920x1080) / 786432 (1024x768) = 2.63671875 : 1

1 = 1920x1080) or 1920x1080 / 2.63671875 Pixels = 786432 Pixels (1024x768)

2073600 (1920x1080) / 921600 (1280x720) = 2.25 : 1

1 = 1920x1080) or 1920x1080 / 2.25 Pixels = 921600 Pixels (1280x720)

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1280x720, fits into 1920x1080, better than 1024x768....

Your monitor only supports 1900x1200 resolution according to the manual. All monitors are required to support 640x480 as a default if a supported resolution is not available

Xbox supports standard VESA resolutions, which does not include 1900x1200

1280x720

1920x1080

3840x2160

Would be the most common

[quote user="Mistwaver"]

Sorry you feel cheated, but by HD they mean the internal resolution is scaled to an HD resolution. For instance, the game may natively be 528x365, but the console upscales it to 1280x720 or 1920x1080. This isn't native HD, so you are right it's not true
HD. However, long as the game is being output or scaled to an HD resolution it's considered an HD title. I figured just about everyone knew this by now.

[/quote]

That explains why the game looks like it does, but why did Capcom market it and advertise it as an HD remake, because it clearly is not.

The series s isn't meant to run at 4k

1440p or 1080p at most with 60hz to 120max

With most only supporting 60fps

The reason why you are getting bad results is the series s can't handle 4k with hdr and vvr and you are going to drop a lot of frames because you are using the hardware past its limits

Games will put.down the resolution as needed but you won't like the results

The Xbox series x and xbox one x are 4k consoles

Unfortunately this isn't possible. Your display is an Ultra-Wide (3440x1440) and as yet Xbox consoles don't support Ultra-Wide 21:9 aspect resolutions.

They only support the more common 16:9 aspect resolutions such as 720P (1280x720), 1080P (1920x1080), 1440P (2560x1440) and 4K (3840x2160).

These monitors are really designed for PC usage rather than game consoles. Unfortunately this means you're either going to be stuck with either a stretched image or one with bars at top and bottom of the display.