The Callisto Protocol | Xbox One S|X vs Xbox Series S|X | Graphics Comparison | Analista de Bits

Xbox One: 900p/30fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction Xbox One X: 1440p/30fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction Xbox Series S: 1440p/30fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction Xbox Series X: - Quality Mode: 2160p/30fps Ray-Tracing with dynamic temporal reconstruction - Performance Mode: 2160p/60fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction Buy games at Instant-Gaming for all platforms with discounts! Win a game a month with my Instant-Gaming contest. To participate, all you have to do is choose any game in Stock from their website: - This comparison has been made with the launch patch applied on all platforms. - Xbox Series S|X has better lighting, textures, geomatrics, shadows, post-processing effects, particles, draw distance and ambient occlusion compared to Xbox One S|X. - Performance mode on Series X features lower dynamic resolution, closer to 1872p on average with temporal reconstruction. - Quality mode on Series X adds better shadows and ray-tracing reflections on certain surfaces, although other reflections will still be represented by SSR. At this time, Series X has no ray-traced reflections. This is most likely a bug with the display mode. - Xbox Series S does not benefit from Ray-Tracing in this game. It also has some clipping in texturing and global illumination. - Xbox One S has quite a few issues running the game with some stability with drops of up to 23fps. On the other hand, the TAAU applied at such a low resolution causes quite a few artifacts when we move and, therefore, a too blurry image. - Much faster loading times on Xbox Series S|X. - Performance mode is the most recommended mode for Xbox Series X gaming. - I consider Xbox Series S|X and Xbox One X to have adequate performance except Xbox One S. Unfortunately, the latter does not reach a minimum required quality seeing that the PS4 version runs with quite a bit better performance using a similar architecture. - Along with Gears 5, The Callisto Protocol is some of the most visually impressive work I’ve seen in Unreal Engine 4.