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We now have hard confirmation that even the Xbox Series S can produce ray-traced reflections on shiny surfaces and edges, making games more dynamic and immersive. When you look at the Xbox Series S GPU, combined with the more powerful CPU, you get next-gen effects like ray tracing, dynamic lighting, and shadows.

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Put simplistically, teraflops are generally thought of as a vague measurement of raw graphical processing, but the full story is more complicated. Speaking of those "other features," while it has fewer teraflops on paper, the RDNA2 architecture provides better per-teraflop returns than the GCN architecture in the Xbox One consoles. The vast majority of games on Xbox One X and below are 30 FPS, which looks choppy and stuttery after you've gotten used to the buttery smoothness of 60 FPS (or even 120 FPS, which the Xbox Series X is capable of). Smoother 60 FPS motion is effectively the baseline frame rate on the Xbox Series S, for games designed and optimized for new-gen systems. The Xbox Series S is ultimately designed to be an affordable option for a specific market of gamers who perhaps don't have a 4K TV, but want to get next-gen frame rates and other features.

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