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XBOX Project Scorpio OFFICIAL SPECS & Xbox one s Details Revealed to Digital Foundry by Microsoft, the Scorpio - which still does not have an official name or retail price - is, as expected, a more than significant update on the Xbox One. Digital Foundry itself calls it "console hardware design pushed to a new level, with a meticulous focus on appealing to the core gamer." Project Scorpio Trailer - E3 2016 03:12 Specifications are below: CPU: Eight custom x86 cores GPU: 6 teraflops RAM: 12GB GDDR5 Memory bandwidth: 326GB/s Vapour-chamber cooling 1TB Hard Drive In simpler terms, the CPU is 30% faster than Xbox One's equivalent, with the GPU 4.6 times more powerful. Its RAM and hard drive read speeds are also improved, meaning 4K resolutions should be easily achieved and maintained. It's also definitively more powerful than PS4 Pro, and will allow for performance increases on non-4K screens. That means Xbox One games can receive performance boosts or supersampled resolutions even on a regular HD output. Even without specific Scorpio patches, the new console will seemingly run all Xbox One (and 360 backwards compatible) games better than on standard or S hardware - load times, frame rates and resolutions should benefit. In a stress testing version of Forza 6, the console reportedly displayed the game at 4K/60 frames per second, using around 60-70% of its full power. A regular Xbox One runs the game at 1080p/60 frames per second using 90% of its power. Digital Foundry could not state a name or price (although it estimates around $499 based on the specifications and comments from Microsoft), or what the console will look like - although it will have identical output ports as the Xbox One S. For a more detailed look at the console, Digital Foundry's coverage is extensive - we recommend having a look over its several articles for a more in-depth picture.