Halo Infinite: Xbox Series X / Series S / Xbox One X and One S comparison – Xboxygen

Home straight for Halo Infinite. A few hours before his big comeback, the Master Chief invites you to compare the Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S and PC versions of Halo Infinite.

Halo Infinite looks prettier in quality mode, as expected

After his trailer a few weeks ago and Digital Foundry’s technical analysis, today is the time to compare Halo Infinite on the different platforms on which it is available. Here is the comparison video of its performance on Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, and PC.

Let’s not waste time and let’s start by talking about the graphic rendering which is put forward from the launch of the video with two modes offered for the Xbox versions: FPS Boost and Quality.

Then comes the time to compare the shadows and lights of each version. Again, in Quality and FPS Boost mode for the Xbox versions compared to the PC version. It is the same with regard to the framerate, the textures or the resolution.

So all this description, it’s very nice, but ultimately, what does it give? See instead:

Xbox One:

• Dynamic resolution in 1080p with a framerate at 30fps (common 972p)

Xbox One X:

• Quality mode: Dynamic resolution in 2160p with a framerate at 30fps (common 1800p)
• FPS mode: Dynamic resolution in 1440p with a framerate at 60fps (common 1260p)

Xbox Series S:

• Quality Mode: Resolution in 1080p with a framerate at 30fps
• FPS mode: Dynamic resolution in 1080p with a framerate at 60fps (common 1080p)

Xbox Series X:

• Quality mode: Dynamic resolution in 2160p with a framerate at 60fps (common 1800p)
• FPS mode: Dynamic resolution 1440p with temporal reconstruction at 120fps (common 1188p)

PC:

• Resolution in 2160p with maximum parameters, via an RTX3080.

Overall the game effects are better rendered on Xbox Series X | S than on Xbox One but the Xbox One X version is more detailed than the Xbox Series S version, which is quite expected when you see the resolution in which it runs. the game. The Xbox Series versions of the game also have ultra-reduced loading times thanks to the SSD of these two consoles.

The campaign of Halo Infinite will be available tomorrow at 7 p.m. Until then, you can go take a look at our test.