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Corene Ollig
I heard you can keep a keyboard connected on your xbox at the same time as the controller, is doing that an option? I have no idea how people type so fast in the new chat system, but I want to be a part of that. I imagine a lot of them typing fast are K&B users, but is there a way to be a part of the party without cheating?
since you can see the patch is 351.83 "MB" but the download is in "Mb"
Dont forget the xbox could be downloading a highly compressed patch which when extracted could end up being larger than the download
Just got a new Xbox one s that came bundled with a digital forza 3 horizon code. When I entered the code, I was surprised it took quite a bit of time to install (but I guess that's what 50gb does to you.) Would it be faster to install games using a physical disc than digital downloads?
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Id also add it would be nice for the different controller input presets available on xbox to be available on pc as well.
been playing with the single default preset currently available and it leaves a lot to be desired.
That makes time, and accuracy, of the essence. Fortunately, Simons and tens of thousands of other Microsoft customer service support engineers now have a new AI-powered experience at their disposal. Copilot in Dynamics 365 Customer Service, which will become generally available next month, helps employees deliver faster and more focused customer care by drafting contextual and personalized answers to questions in both chat and email, and by providing an interactive chat experience over knowledge bases and case history.
The biggest problem for me has been load times, which are really, really long. I could switch to my PC with its absurd video card and solid state drive, of course, and I'm sure that would be faster, but that's not where my save is. So, I decided to try something I've been thinking about for awhile: using an SSD on the Xbox One.
And the results? Well. They sort of speak for themselves in the video above. But if you don't want to watch a video, there were improvements across the board. Load times were cut in half or less. Loading the game from the Xbox One home screen showed similar improvements. And the framerate issues that occasionally hit the game were significantly reduced, including the micro-stuttering that seems to occur in very specific spots near Diamond City and Good Neighbor. With the SSD, this was eliminated. This was the most surprising result: A much faster hard drive improves framerate performance in the Xbox One release of Fallout 4.
The Xbox is significantly outpacing its rivals in the console market in growth terms, with both hardware and software sales growing faster than the PS2 or Cube according to the latest figures from Microsoft.
Quoting statistics from US market research body NPD Funworld, the company claims that the Xbox is the only console which has continuously demonstrated positive market share growth in the past year, while sales of software in August grew faster than either of its rivals and boosted the console's attach rate to 5.8.
World loading has been optimized so game assets(graphics and visuals) will load at a faster rate along with faster loading of detailed textures on the Xbox One X. There's also going to be a reduction in frame-rate drops when scoping at grasses and leaves.
Things start getting weird with the High Frame Rate mode, which knocks the resolution down to 1080p to try and push the frame rate up to 120fps. The reality is that neither console can reach that, with the average hovering around 100fps most of the time. But curiously the PS5 manages to be significantly faster in most of the tested gameplay scenarios, with Digital Foundry suggesting this might be due to some unknown API bottleneck.
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