If you are considering getting Nvidia's RTX 4070 Ti for 1440p or 4K gaming, you should probably think again. That's because the AMD RX 7900 XT is selling at close to $700, making it a great deal!
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Intelligent Delivery, Microsoft's new technology, ensures that more disk space is saved on the Xbox One and Xbox One X, by reducing download sizes and deciding which game assets are necessary.
With some gamers moving to native 4K, one thing has stood out to many of these adopters around the world, and that is the increasing file sizes of new games, taking up storage space.
Phil Spencer took to Twitter to inform interested buyers that Microsoft's Xbox One X console is almost ready to go on pre-order. Spencer also teased that 4K TV purchases could also bundle the One X.
Microsoft seems to be keeping its promises this time as a new video by another publication has been shown to run Forza Motorsport 6 Apex at 4K settings on the upcoming Project Scorpio.
At E3 2016, Microsoft announced Project Scorpio, which it described as the "most powerful console ever". Today, it shared more details on the mighty machine, ahead of its release later this year.
Next week, Sony will launch the PlayStation 4 Pro, its "most powerful games console ever". It's now published a list of games that will be "optimized" for the console on launch day, and beyond.
Microsoft says that first-party games released "in the Scorpio time frame... [will] natively render at 4K". Meanwhile, Sony has admitted that the "majority" of PS4 Pro games will be upscaled to 4K.
Sony unveiled its new PlayStation 4 Pro earlier this month, touting 4K gaming as one of its key features - but one of its top execs has admitted that "the majority [of games] will be upscaled" to 4K.
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