Xbox One X Sudden Very Bad Framerate On Some Games

that's because the xbox one has bad framerate and 360 did not so putting a 360 game on xbox one equals bad framerate.

It's a bit of a weird one tbh. Some reviews are saying it has game breaking bug's like falling through the floor, crashing, framerates dropping to near stand still. Other review though don't mention these bug's, only the framerate gets a mention by most,
some say it's really bad and some say it's only just noticeable.

I have only given up on one game due to horrible framerates, that was Fallout 3 on the PS3.

Hello everyone!
During February of this year I purchased "Jump Force" for xbox one.
In addition, I have been playing xbox one x for a few months and have always found good framerate and good graphics.
The problem I encountered with Jump Force at its release is its low continuous framerate even on an xbox one x; from what I've seen on youtube from the various gameplay on xbox one x the game seems to be going very well, with a good enough stable framerate.

I tried many ways to solve this problem: I did a factory reset, I tried to free up some space on the console, I reduced the image quality level and other things that didn't change anything.

At the moment the framerate continue to remain very slow and sometimes quite snappy.

I don't know if this is just my problem or if it happened to other people but from what I've seen the framerate on an xbox one x shouldn't be so slow.
I have no theories or ideas about what may be causing the problem at the moment, the xbox one x is fairly recent and has a lot of space thanks to the 2 terabyte hard drive applied.
I hope you can help me and thanks a lot to everyone in advance for everything.

I have this same issue and have noticed all that you have stated to be the same issues I have. I have also scrolled down and tried many of the possible solutions that were said but no fix.

It is very frustrating

Sorry I have no solution but just know you are not alone unfortunately 🙄

That would be up-to the developer of the game in question. The Xbox One and, in general videogame consoles, don't allow as much granular control of the graphical and performance options of the videogames as a PC does.

For example, with the Xbox One X Enhanced games, some give you two options on how to use the extra power of the Xbox One X. One would be "performance mode" in which the game might display in 1080p but have better framerates, or focus on the graphics,
meaning better resolution and textures, but the framerates aren't as stable.

Again, this depends on how the developers decided to include this options in their game.

because you can set the console to 1440p and 120hz.

but the S is very underpowered and is primarily a 1080p gaming machine, it has less power than the xbox one x and it is already showing that it is aging badly, lots of games running at subpar graphics and framerates.

most games don't even hit 120 fps.

series x even struggles to hit 120fps in some games.

All in all the Xbox Series S was made for those that are casual gamers, those that 1080p is ok, those that cannot afford the series x etc etc.