xbox series s or xbox one x which one is better for 1080p gaming.How much fps will I get On...

definitely it's poor optimisation i think they made the game in last gen hardware whch it's so obivious i will tell you why first on series x and ps5 it runs on 1080p 60 fps which it's crazy these both console should run at least at 1440p 60 fps or 4k 60 idon't pay 500$ for console which it runs at 1080p 60 fps because iknow that series x and ps5 are so powerful

xbox one x run this game 1080p at 30 fps which it's good because it's old consloe and it's amazing that this console run 30 fps 1080p with good graphics so if the one x runs at 1080p 30fps then the series s should run 1080p 60 fps or 1440p 30 fps the architecture of this series s is way better than the one x so i think the problem is from developers

You should purchase a Series S, One X is no longer made and no longer supported for repairs even if you could find a new one. Series S will run all the new games for years to come.

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.

Yes, The Xbox Series X will play at 1080p fine, but the Xbox Series X is a 4K gaming console,

If you're not planning to upgrade to a 4K TV / Monitor, I'd say it not worth getting the Series X in my opinion, you're much better off with the Xbox Series S as that is a 1080p / 1440p gaming console and you'll save some money if you're staying at 1080p,

at 4:45 has some info on the Series S.

https://youtu.be/7S3s7NCVzDQ?t=285

https://youtu.be/VIHny-XP8jM

Unfortunately you went from a PS4 to an Xbox One S, and the base PS4 is more powerful than the Xbox One S. This means that the game may be running at a lower resolution etc.

Ok thanks, i guess its better to wait for the Series X to come out then!
The Xbox Series X is a 4K gaming console, yes you can use it at 1080p but your not going to get or see the full potential out of its performance unless you have a 4K TV or Monitor that has HDMI 2.1, in my opinion, if your not getting the full potential out
of it , it's a waste of money,

I would wait and see if Microsoft reveals the Xbox Series S as that will be more aimed at 1080p / 1440p and will cost much less than the Xbox Series X.