Xbox Project Scorpio Release Date & Update: Renders Stunning High Resolution Picture But Cost High Price Amount
Xbox Project Scorpio specs and properties recently revealed and it shows high-end advantages compared to the other consoles available on the market. The upcoming new console shows it is capable of playing games in native 4K and upgrading the resolution of your existing Xbox One console games.
You can see a lot of screenshots online that shows the resolutions we could see on the upcoming Xbox Project Scorpio console, and these are really renders big changes in graphics and features. Things more detailed and the resolution is sharper, giving high quality screens in every frame.
The Xbox Project Scorpio specs include eight custom x86 cores clocked at 2.3GHz CPU, GPU with 40 customized compute units at 1172MHz, 12GB GDDR5 memory and 326GB/s bandwidth, 1TB 2.5-inch Hard Drive and 4K UHD Blu-ray Optical Drive. Based on these specs, this Scorpio console has a CPU that is 30% faster than the original Xbox One, while its GPU is 4.6 times more powerful than its predecessor.
Also, what the console experts really amazed with this Xbox Project Scorpio is the 8GB of memory, which is up from the 5GB found in the Xbox One console. It allows the console to process art assets, making it easier to run the 4K resolution visuals at higher speeds.
In the price aspect, the Xbox Project Scorpio could cost potentially launch with a higher price amount in some regions, especially in the UK. The Microsoft is expected to reveal the Scorpio console price point at the E3 2017 gaming expo.
Garry Williams of Sold Out Sales and Marketing has speculated that the Xbox Project Scorpio console could cost as much as £499 if Microsoft uses Brexit as an excuse to go higher in the UK. As he explains, "the specs suggest a £449 price point, this is perceived as a higher tier machine, but with the Brexit as an excuse to go higher, migrating console pricing towards the level of a higher end PC must be one goal, so maybe even £499."
