PlayStation 5 vs Xbox Series X: the comparison
2020 will mark, from a videogame point of view, the birth of the next generation of consoles. At the end of the year, in fact, the challenge will light up between Playstation 5 against Xbox Series X.

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2020 will mark, from a videogame point of view, the birth of the next generation of consoles. At the end of the year, in fact, the challenge will light up between Playstation 5 against Xbox Series X. Here is who could win in the reckoning (and what to choose as the best Christmas Gift!).
The two giants have now provided many technical details on When it comes to the processor, the Xbox Series X is, on paper, slightly more powerful than the PlayStation 5, although the difference is unlikely to have much impact on the gaming experience. The new Xbox processor can achieve slightly higher clock speeds than the PS5, of 3.8 and 3.5 Gigahertz, respectively. These are, however, just numbers, and it remains to be seen how they translate into performance.
Currently, games for PS4 and Xbox One are designed to run on seven cores, where one is left for the system. Therefore, the first games we see on their respective consoles. Both are coming during the holiday season, although release dates and pricing have not yet been announced. CNN Business provided an in-depth comparison to the two rivals, with reference to both design and specifications.
the consoles will use 7 cores with SMT disabled, and once the engines are adapting to the new consoles, we will proceed to use the SMT.
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