.. are you going to the $1 upgrade deal page or the $15 game pass ultimate purchase page? It'll error out bc $1 is a one time new users only thing. You should be able to just buy GPU outright for $15.
The original idea behind the xbox one was exactly as you describe, where you put the disk in once, and it gets converted into digital copy. Then any further use of the disk would encur a 10$ fee. This was backtracked after massive backlash since it would effectively kill used game sales
Tried a brand new cat6 cable and a different port on my switch.
It does. My biggest issue is that it's a subtle hardware problem. Subtle enough that it may take a lot of phone time to actually get them to acknowledge it as a problem. If this were a T1, I could probably test with a loopback connector, but I don't think there's such a thing for 1000BASE-T, and even then, the xbox would need to know how to test against it.
Try the built-in speed test in the Network settings of the console, the SpeedTest website relies too much on the CPU, apps on Xbox have limited CPU access, it may be that.
Yeah. This has the hallmarks of partially failed silicon. I'll do testing tonight. I used to troubleshoot this stuff for a living.
Do you mean your controller stops working? If so, they're actively tracking this, please do make sure you use the "report a problem' feature to submit a bug report whenever this happens.
I also thought it was excessive when I was in high school and couldn't afford them, but now that I can and have had all of them the last 3 gens, I could never go back to just one, as long as each has stuff I want to play
It's doing that for games that supports QR, but for others it suspends the game like when it stays in the background for 10 minutes or when you put the console to sleep. It puts the game in a low power state, literally suspending it, but it's still in the RAM.
Does the Series X support 120 on displays that aren't HDMI 2.1?
I appreciate that, but I'm already a victim to that sweet, sweet microtransaction narcotic.
Digital Foundry videos might be a good starting point for understanding the major differences in various games you might be interested in .
Thanks! I knew about DF, but do they have anything written down to have a quick glance? I'm not too worried about res, I have a 4k tv but as I said for that kind of thing I have a PC, or even PS5 for the multiplats. More interested in framerate and any in game differences.
Cheers, yeah it seems the VS videos seem to be the best way to look into it. I'm only really looking into it as I can get the S for €99 by trading in my One X that's gone unused since I got a PS5.
Great, I thought so but wasn't 100% sure with Gamepass PC. Thanks a million! Might go for it after I read through some of these DF articles.
Insider still. Atm in the beta ring. So wont take long now everyone has it.
