Also, Sega has said that the PS5 versions are the PS4 builds so there's just no way to have better than PS4 Pro performance with the PS5 ports. The power of the PS5 doesn't even factor into the performance of these games on PS5, since they're PS4 titles. An FPS Boost or something on PS5 would be great, but that's not how Sony set up their system. As the PS4 has an traditional hard drive disk, rather than and SSD found in the PS5 and Xbox Series X, load times are a lot longer, meaning you’ll be waiting around a lot while the game The Xbox Series S sports an AMD RDNA 2, 4 teraflops, 1.6 GHz, which is much less powerful than the beefy AMD RDNA 2, 12 teraflops, 1.8 GHz found with the Xbox Series X. Swipe to scroll The Xbox Series X GPU is 3x the power of the Xbox Series S GPU, at around 12TFLOPS of the same RDNA2 architecture, but once you factor in the resolutions each is aiming for, it makes perfect sense. 1440P is a substantially smaller resolution than 4K 4K is over 8 million pixels 1440P is around 3.6 million pixels 7. The custom NVME SSD storage. There’s no doubt that the Xbox Series X has—on paper, at least—the beefier specs between the two, including more raw power. On the other hand, the custom NVME The consumers surveyed showed preference for the PS5 over the Xbox Series X|S. However, they did rate Xbox Live and the current Xbox Series X|S games library higher than PS5. "The results are The Xbox Series X arrived on November 10 and costs $499. A cheaper version, the Xbox Series S, is available for $299. The PlayStation 5 came out November 12 and is priced at $499, with a Chapters 0:00 Contents of video 0:30 Changes and comparisons across Generations 2:40 Xbox One X vs PS4 Pro Comparisons & performance 5:15 Xbox One X vs PS4 Pro Performance 7:34 PS4 vs Xbox One Few people done the tests and apparently PS5 dual sense is the fastest controller. Series S/X follows. 3-5ms difference. The older gen like Elite 2 are slower. But can’t tell the difference owning dual sense and SX controllers used them on GeForce Now (Shield) and never thought there is any difference. Posilovic. The Xbox Series S is doing well. For its part, the Xbox Series S offers an internal resolution of 864p, upscaled to 1440p, for a slightly smoother result than on the other two consoles.According to Digital Foundry, the image is still pleasant on a 4K screen. Microsoft’s small console also displays some differences with the Xbox Series X and J4Bm5YK.