Will microsoft ever add support for 1600x900 resolution for the xbox one s?

Hi, why not post this on the ideas website here
xboxideas.uservoice.com. The more votes it gets, the more chance the feature would be implemented in a future update.

I'm not surprised that it doesn't look good. The Xbox One S is the weakest console graphically when it comes to COD Warzone.

Regardless of your display settings, the game targets a dynamic 1600x900 resolution internally on One S, which is then scaled up to 1080P. This can make the visuals pixilated and blurry.The fact that it's dynamic makes it worse because it will often drop below 1600x900 to try to hold a better frame rate.

And just to add that 900p is 1600x900 resolution and 720p is 1280x720. So putting your console into 720p would make games look worse, not better.

In any case, the Xbox One isn't like a PC - Xbox games all run at an native resolution internally and will use hardware scaling to get to 1080P - if said game is not already rendering at that resolution in the first place. Changing the console resolution
will have zero effect on performance.

they will probably not add a 1600x900 resolution option because remember, the xbox 360's native output image is 720p (1280x720) so if your using that lower resolution (probably 1360x768) its still more than 720p and you wont be watching 1080p video unless
you have a 1080p monitor.

The other pc resolutions (such as 1440x900 or 1680x1050) are for compatibility reasons for 16:10 monitors and since you already have a 16:9 ratio on your monitor (not calling you stupid, but 1600x900/100=16x9 (16:9) ), you don't need a separate 1600x900
resolution as it wont look any different than the native 720p image (upscaling barely makes a difference) and since it isnt 1080p, just settle for 1360x768 or get a 1080p TV/Monitor.

Sorry for the babble, but i hope you see the reason.

ALSO. if your screen is "skewed", use the auto adjust feature on your HP monitor to make it resize the image to the correct position. Its normal and has happened to me while i used a 1920x1200 monitor. The reason is that the VGA cable doesnt have a "sense"
wire in the connector like HDMI does so its not considered "smart". doing this auto adjust should fix the skewing issue.

They'll sacrifice resolution for frame rate. I expect to see most games running at 1600x900, upscaled to 1080p.