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In the video, presenter Waj examines the performance of the Xbox One X in comparison to a custom-built gaming PC costing around $1100. The Xbox One X, known for its powerful specifications, is juxtaposed with a PC featuring a Ryzen 5 1500X CPU and a Vega 64 GPU, specifically built to achieve similar 4K gaming performance. Key performance metrics between the Xbox One X APU and Vega 64 GPU are compared, with the Vega 64 demonstrating significantly superior computational capabilities and throughput despite the Xbox One X having larger video memory.
The video further explores graphical performance through gaming titles such as Call of Duty: WWII, Star Wars Battlefront 2, and Forza Motorsport 7, highlighting the enhanced control and detail that a PC setup offers over the more preset and limited options of the Xbox One X. Although Xbox One X offers commendable performance, particularly for its price ($500), it cannot quite match the fine-tuning capabilities and higher frame rates of a high-end 4K PC. Waj also discusses the cost-effectiveness, suggesting that a similarly performing gaming PC costs around $700-$800, whereas the Xbox One X provides significant value and convenience, especially compared to the PlayStation Pro.
The video concludes with Waj seeking viewer feedback, expressing gratitude, and encouraging engagement through likes and checking additional content in the video description.
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In this part of the video, the presenter, Waj, discusses comparing the Xbox One X with a custom-built gaming PC that costs around $1100. He highlights that the Xbox One X, touted as the most powerful home console, boasts impressive specifications. For the comparison, Waj constructed a PC with a Ryzen 5 1500X CPU and a Vega 64 GPU. He mentions that the PC is built to offer similar performance in 4K gaming at high frame rates and includes a compact design using an ITX board for convenience. Detailed hardware specs for the PC are provided, totaling about $1123.97. He then compares the Xbox One X’s APU to the Vega 64 GPU, noting significant differences in performance metrics such as the number of stream processors, clock speed, transistor count, and floating point performance, with the Vega 64 being substantially more powerful.
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In this part of the video, the presenter compares the performance of a Vega 64 graphics card with the Xbox One X. The Vega 64 has a higher teraflop rating (12.7 compared to the One X’s 6) and uses high bandwidth memory version 2.0, giving it superior throughput despite the One X’s larger video memory (12GB versus 8GB). The presenter plans to demonstrate the graphical performance differences by maxing out PC settings, rendering at 4K resolution, and using an Avermedia capture card. The gaming titles for comparison are Call of Duty: WWII, Star Wars Battlefront 2, and Forza Motorsport 7.
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In this part of the video, the speaker provides a detailed comparison of the graphics capabilities between the Xbox One X and a high-end 4K PC. The Xbox One X is noted for its excellent detail, shadow levels, and depth, almost matching a high-end 4K PC. However, the Xbox One X lacks control over picture quality options and resolution settings, which are preset. When using a 4K TV, the Xbox One X shows more detail compared to a 1080p display, but a PC offers superior control over resolutions and game assets, yielding more detail at 4K with a powerful GPU like the Vega 64. The speaker also addresses the performance differences, indicating that the Xbox One X comes close to a PC but can’t match the higher frame rates. Additionally, they discuss the cost-effectiveness, noting that while a high-end gaming PC costs significantly more, a $500 gaming PC comparable to the Xbox One X would be challenging to build, with a realistic minimum around $700-$800. The Xbox One X is highlighted as offering excellent value and convenience, outperforming the PlayStation Pro. The video hints at further content available in the description for more details.
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In this part of the video, the speaker asks for viewers’ feedback on the comparison made, requests a thumbs up if the video was helpful or insightful, and expresses gratitude for the viewers’ support. The speaker also encourages viewers to check the description for relevant links and concludes by thanking them and saying goodbye.