The Xbox One X - Project Scorpio lives and I am a dumbass for thinking it would be the Xbox 10 S

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First direct comparison I’ve seen between PS4 Pro and XBox One X enhancements, for Rise of the Tomb Raider.

The checkerboard 4K mode on Pro is boosted to full, native ultra HD with a mostly consistent 30 frames per second. We spotted some slowdown when the screen is filled with rushing water as you negotiate one of the puzzles, but otherwise performance is solid - not a bad showing for alpha code. This is backed by higher resolution art assets and improved texture filtering - all of which in combination offers a distinct visual upgrade over the equivalent PS4 Pro mode.

The Pro’s ‘enriched’ mode also makes an appearance on Xbox One X and seems to feature a very similar visual feature set, packing in more graphical upgrades ported over from the PC version. However, the big difference here is that it’s presented as an alternative 4K mode, as opposed to PS4’s 1080p presentation.

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Rounding off the package of rendering modes is another port from PlayStation 4 Pro - the high frame-rate option. This drops back the quality to base PS4/Xbox One equivalent settings and unlocks performance, diverting the Scorpio Engine’s power to raw throughput. Unfortunately, the demo doesn’t include the Geothermal Valley - the ultimate stress test area for the title, and particularly stressful on CPU - but the entirety of the Prophet’s Tomb level played back locked at 60 frames per second.