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The Xbox Series X is more powerful than the Series S, with features such as Quick Resume, Smart Delivery, and backward compatibility that reduce load times and boost overall game performance and visual fidelity.
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The Series S is optimized to run games on 1080p or 1440p displays and is considerably cheaper than the Series X, making it an excellent starter console.
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Both consoles come with up to 120FPS gaming, access to over 100 games with Xbox Game Pass, and up to 8K High Dynamic Range video, with the option to purchase an Ultra High Speed HDMI cable as part of Xbox All Access.
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The Xbox Series X|S is a gaming console with features such as up to 120FPS gaming, access to over 100 games with Xbox Game Pass, and up to 8K High Dynamic Range video. It also includes an Ultra High Speed HDMI cable, which can be purchased as a standalone purchase or as part of Xbox All Access, with 24 monthly payments and two years of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate included. With the approval of Citizens Pay Line of Credit, the console is the right choice for gamers looking for a powerful gaming console.
Compare Xbox Series X vs Xbox Series S Consoles | Xbox
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The Xbox Series X is a lot more powerful than the Series S. It utilizes its specs to significantly reduce load times and boost overall game performance and visual fidelity, while features such as Quick Resume, Smart Delivery, and backward compatibility give it the edge.
Xbox Series X vs Xbox Series S: which Xbox is right for you? | TechRadar
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The Xbox Series S is a smaller, sleeker console than the full-featured Xbox Series X. While it's not quite as powerful as the Series X, the Series S has a nearly identical library, and is optimized to run games on 1080p or 1440p displays. It's also considerably cheaper, making it an excellent starter console.
Xbox Series X vs. Xbox Series S: Which Xbox should you buy? | Tom's Guide
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