Microsoft has taken suggestions from developers and rolled them into its new dev kit for its upcoming Project Scorpio console iteration.
The Scorpio dev kits have more power than the consumer version of the console. According to Gamasutra, "the kits have 44 CUs on the GPU instead of 40," and twice as much DDR5 RAM as the Scorpio's 12GB. The idea is for developer's to build games at huge specs and then "tune them down" for the consoles, the report says.
Also among the features are a toggle switch allowing devs to move from Xbox One, to S, to Scorpio, to make sure games are running correctly on all three of Microsoft's console versions.
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The Scorpio dev kits have more power than the consumer version of the console. According to Gamasutra, "the kits have 44 CUs on the GPU instead of 40," and twice as much DDR5 RAM as the Scorpio's 12GB. The idea is for developer's to build games at huge specs and then "tune them down" for the consoles, the report says.
Also among the features are a toggle switch allowing devs to move from Xbox One, to S, to Scorpio, to make sure games are running correctly on all three of Microsoft's console versions.
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