To go to 4K will have to get all new hardware.
Started pricing out components and a friend mentioned that the Xbox One X had most of what I am looking for.
Googled and found Xbox wiki checked the various models and the Xbox One X is the only one that has my interest.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox
Did quick Forum search for Xbox One X and found post by Cos "...Try and build a PC with the same level of power for that price point and I think you will be truly challenged." Even now months after its release, tend to agree.
https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/xbox-one-x-consoles-hit-the-downside-of-the-innovation-curve.107788/
Am especially interested in comments from Xbox One X owners and users as how they like it for playing 4K movies, supersampling, and anything else.
Will add also saw post by Tao1 "Since the introduction of Nvidia's DSR technology, the savy tech head has found that running a game at 4k, with no filters, gives a better image quality and less aliasing than running 1080p with full anti aliasing and other filters. This is achieved with about the same hit to performance, depending on the game." Also watched the video "GeForce Tech Demo: DSR"
and noticed an improvement
There is an interesting debate between Cos and Tao1 at above forum thread.
Am wondering if post by Cos "...Controlled pricing sucks, I agree, but console manufacturers do NOT make money on consoles in the first few years of its lifecycle, it has either been sold at cost or a loss to gain market share." is correct for Xbox One X?
Last does anyone have an idea when the next Xbox One hardware upgrade will occur?
Thanks
Ken
