Mostly Elden Ring and Fortnite, Elden Ring is a power hungry game.

Edit: if you didn’t know, Forza Horizon 5 was the poster child for the consoles power, they featured if in the promotions and I played it, at native 4K 120 fps.

I never need to turn on quality mode, my Xbox series x runs at 4K 120fps on a lot of the games I play, it usually only get lower when I play games released before the Series x was launched

Same, my Xbox series x can pretty comfortably play at true 4K 120fps, how about yours

A lot of the games on the Xbox series x can take advantage of native 4K 120fps, they optimize themselves for it because there is only one xsx, and they know they can make a lot of money if they fully take advantage of the xsx

Xbox series s runs upscaled 4K at 120fps, or comfortably runs at native 1440p, my friend has never noticed a dip in resolution and he has had a series s since launch day, i personally have a Xbox series x and comfortably run at native 4K 120fps on very demanding titles, I dont know what performance breakdowns you watched, but I’ve had my series x for 6 months and have noticed no dips.

Xbox series x runs at native 4K, why does nobody get this right. Nothing against you in particular, I just keep seeing people say it’s upscaled

4K 120fps acually

Don’t know why anyone would downvote you, you’re just saying you like the console

They generally have less processing power for a cheaper price because the company had to fit hardware into a machine smaller then the ps5 and they will have to cut corners, generally with processing power, also he already bought a ps5, and probably opened and played with it, lowering its value, if he sells it, then he won’t get back 100% of the money he bought it for.

Edit: they aren’t more power efficient, power efficiency is a metric of how much processing speed you can get for the amount of electricity you are using, slim consoles use less power sure, but only because they have lower processing speed.

Keep it, the slim consoles are generally worse than the standard ones

Trust me, I did extensive research before I bought a series x

I’m playing elden ring with ultra settings

No, the Series X runs at Native 4K, Series S runs at upscaled 4K, also, it works with monitors, so you can buy a $500 dollar monitor and $500 console, or you can buy a $1000 dollar PC and a $500 dollar monitor, also 90% of new Xbox games support 4K 120 fps for a similar gaming experience to a $1000 pc, the choice is clear to me

Yes, the series s has 512 GB of storage, while the series x has 1 TB or Terabyte, or 1024 GB

That’s a completely valid opinion, and I can completely see where your coming from, I honestly got more enjoyment out of building my PC than just buying my Xbox, but my PC also cost around the same price, and it is much less powerful, I agree, for a lot of gamers pc is the way to go, but I don’t think that was OP’s question, he wanted to know if he should switch from PlayStation to Xbox, and I personally think you can get a lot of enjoyment from both pc and Xbox, and it ultimately depends on what kind of gamer you are.

Both have many pros and cons, this article explains it really well, I use both and personally find more enjoyment out of my Xbox, but it’s ultimately up to OP what he prefers. https://www.online-tech-tips.com/gaming/pc-vs-console-gaming-pros-and-cons/amp/

Agreed

Series s can only run 1440p or 2k at 120fps while the series x can run 4K at 120fps, also the series s has less teraflops.

That is completely untrue, first of all, I bought the Xbox series x for $600 cad, and it can easily run 4K 120fps games, while a pc for the same price can only run either 4K at 60fps or 1080p at 120fps comfortably, while it’s true that a $5000 dollar PC will run much better than any console, PC isn’t the be all end all gaming machine, if you only want to drop $600 cad on a gaming machine, console is the way to go. I have both a PC and a Xbox Series X, and I use my Xbox Series X way more, also game pass in much more expansive on the Xbox then on PC.

It changes from time to time, but currently Elden Ring