Xbox one does not like 1 Gbit connections?

"Triband"?

Don't you mean spatial streams? For example, 3x3:3?

The Xbox One is 2x2, so you'll never see Gbit speeds. Not likely for any of your wireless stations.

And a credit card sized 500g...SSD by SAMSUNG T5....USB 3.1 Gen2 (up to 10gbper sec.).

Your drive is rated USB 3.1 Gen 2 and it can do up to 10 Gbit/s, but you won't get that speed on the One X as its USB ports are only USB 3.1 Gen 1 which are up to 5 Gbit/s.

Faster than a slow 2.5" 5,400 RPM mechanical hard drive for sure, but you could have achieved similar performance with a 2.5" SSD in a external hard drive enclosure.

Hi MQ,

Thanks for coming back to me.

So, I have a fully wired LAN, all devices are connected to it.

I have a router\modem connected to the main switch through an internal gbit switch port.

I am able to stream 4k TV from the Internet and 4k video from my media server without any issues. I realise video streaming probably uses a cache, and game streaming probably wouldn't work with a cache. I can transfer files at close to the max speed and
I only have speed issues with XBOX streaming.

I cannot connect all devices straight to the modem as it is a 5 port internal switch and I use a 16 port unmanaged switch.

My question to you is this... Does the streaming traffic have to go through my modem in to the XBOX Live servers before making back it to my PC? If it does not then it does not make sense that my router\modem would cause an issue as the traffic never reaches
the router\modem.

So, unless you are suggesting that streaming only work between a directly connected xbox and W10 PC, which would be crazy, then I don't understand how a gbit switch can bring the download only (not upload) speed down to 1.15 Mbit and cause streaming issues.

Unless you are saying I need a managed switch with higher throughput, which is massively expensive, and probably overkill for a home setup.

Last, I may have forgotten to mention that all devices are connected to the main switch, the XBOX too, and I don't have any issues on it when not streaming.

Thx

Peter

"In addition, the DDR3 standard permits DRAM chip capacities of up to 8 Gbit."

This was a sentence I found when I did a search of DDR3 on Wikipedia. GDDR5 is also a type of DDR3. This is why both PS4 and Xbox One have exactly only 8GB RAM.

Both Xbox One and PS4 will use an AMD Jaguar 8 core APU. Also search "Jaguar (microarchitecture)" on Wikipedia.

How is it connected to the computer? Does the second controller work but just not show up?

I connect controllers to xbox in wireless

Controllers works both but like one ( for understand: if i play with 2 player i have that 2 controllers move the same character and windows only see 1 controller) all controller work correctly but like one