The new Xbox would be 40% more powerful than PS6: They compare its GPU with a possible RTX 5080 review

An Xbox console with power similar to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 (if that equivalence is confirmed) could offer a brutally technical experience, far beyond what we’re used to even in the current generation. Here’s a summary of what it could bring:

• Real 4K graphics at 120 FPS, even with ray tracing active and without compromising fluidity.
• Almost instantaneous loading times, combining ultra-fast SSD with improvements in architecture to manage resources more efficiently.
• Next-generation ray tracing, with global illumination, reflections, and dynamic shadows that are more realistic, without affecting performance.
• Advanced image reconstruction technology, with an evolution of FSR or even integrated solutions directly into the console, allowing for 8K upscaled or dynamically resolved games without visual loss.
• AI applied to visual and gameplay improvement, such as real-time generated animations, more realistic physics, or even NPCs that react with more intelligence (something AMD has mentioned with Ryzen AI).
• Larger and denser game worlds, with open worlds without cuts or loading screens, full of simultaneous elements without affecting the console’s performance.
• Support for VR and mixed reality with PC quality, if Xbox decides to bet on that line (although it has not been confirmed yet).
• Streaming of local games at maximum quality, allowing play from other devices without noticing compression or lag thanks to the excess power to encode in real-time.
• Longer lifespan: with that power, developers could squeeze it for more than a decade, even without the need for a revision.