Xbox series: Best graphics for games

As with the Xbox One X, games that are Enhanced for this specific console will be rendered in 4K, and then downscaled to 1080p, which will result in much smoother and better looking graphics than "directly" rendered 1080p.

So with the Series X you would get the best 1080p graphics.

Hi Jevgeni. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

The Xbox Series X is the world's most powerful console, it provides the best performance and graphics in games optimised for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One X.

The Series S is significantly cheaper, but is not as powerful. While it still offers good performance and image quality, the Series X is noticeably better in some games. Despite this, many of the performance and graphical features from the Series X are also available on the Series S.

Overall, the Xbox Series X will provide the best gaming experience. But if you're looking to save some money, the Xbox Series S is an excellent choice. The money you save from buying the Series S could be used to purchase some games for your new console.

For more information, this page offers a comparison between both consoles: https://www.xbox.com/consoles/compare

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle

Hi, I am wondering if the Xbox One S has the graphical capability of running Flight Simulator 2020 at a level of realism that is shown in the trailers. I don't want 4k but at least good quality and not arcady choppy graphics. My
question is, Can the Xbox one S run the new flight sim by Asobo in amazing quality?

The game will be playable on all model's of Xbox One's, One / One S / One X and upcoming Series X, as at some point it will be available on Game Pass.

What you see from the trailers as the level of graphical quality, comes from a high end PC at 4K resolution, to showcase what the game is capable of, on the best hardware,

The way i see it is, from best to worst in terms of best graphics and overall performance,

1. PC - this depends on the spec's of the PC, as a Series X could be better, though is the best choice overall,
2. Xbox Series X - this could be better than PC's but again, depends on the PC spec's, but is the best choice for consoles,
3. Xbox One X - this is the best to play on, if your planing to stay within the Xbox One family,
4. Xbox One S - this i see as the middle ground not the best or worst if staying within the Xbox One family,
5. Xbox One - though the game is playable here, it wont be the best in terms of quality overall compared to the above.

Controls are fine. Also, maybe its my eyes, but I swear this has the best graphics of the series

Hello, I'm Felipe and I'm an independent Community Advisor, and I'll do my best to help you.

Based on your description and the images you provided, it seems that you are experiencing graphical artifacts in the sky when playing certain games on your Xbox Series X console. This issue may be related to the game itself or to the console's hardware or software.

One possibility is that the issue is related to the game's graphics rendering. It is possible that the game's engine is not optimized for the Xbox Series X, or that there is a bug in the game's code that is causing these artifacts. You may want to check if the games have any available updates, as these may include bug fixes that address this issue.

Another possibility is that the issue is related to the Xbox Series X console itself. It could be a hardware issue or a software issue. If the issue only occurs with certain games and not others, this may suggest that it is not a hardware issue. You may want to try resetting your console or clearing the cache to see if this resolves the issue.

It is also possible that the issue is related to the graphics card in the Xbox Series X. The Xbox Series X uses an AMD graphics card, so it is possible that there is a compatibility issue between the game and the graphics card. This may be more likely if you are not experiencing the issue on your PC with an NVIDIA graphics card.

If you continue to experience this issue, you may want to contact Xbox support or the game's developer for further assistance. They may be able to provide more specific advice or troubleshoot the issue further.