Been using a Xbox One X for about 2 years, but after seeing many games running on XSX and XSS (especially this one since it is pretty similar in some areas like GPU and RAM) I've been wondering if it was possible unlocking games via homebrew or DEV mode to allow changing resolution and/or frames. There are many games that run at [email protected] that could easily run at 2K/[email protected] (even if a bit unstable), Series S is an example of this possibility (an example could be Forza Horizon 5, which runs at [email protected] on SS (performance mode) and [email protected] on One X).
Overclocking is also something that could help to achieve this, or even underclocking to reduce power consumption (though, it doesn't make much sense). There are lots of game capped at 30 fps that could easily run better on One X or at least have a less aggressive dynamic resolution.
Long story short, the ideal situation would be:
- Over and underclocking, both CPU and GPU
- Changing graphics settings to any other combination from other consoles (example, One X downgrading to One, or upgrading to SS)
- Since console games are pretty similar to PC games, changing virtually anything (resolution, frames, graphics... of course, asumming there are hidden settings in the Xbox version of the game)
Is it possible right now to do anything mentioned above? Or, at least, COULD be possible in the future if homebrew progresses beyond the sandboxed DEV mode?
Overclocking is also something that could help to achieve this, or even underclocking to reduce power consumption (though, it doesn't make much sense). There are lots of game capped at 30 fps that could easily run better on One X or at least have a less aggressive dynamic resolution.
Long story short, the ideal situation would be:
- Over and underclocking, both CPU and GPU
- Changing graphics settings to any other combination from other consoles (example, One X downgrading to One, or upgrading to SS)
- Since console games are pretty similar to PC games, changing virtually anything (resolution, frames, graphics... of course, asumming there are hidden settings in the Xbox version of the game)
Is it possible right now to do anything mentioned above? Or, at least, COULD be possible in the future if homebrew progresses beyond the sandboxed DEV mode?