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Xbox One X equal to standard gaming PC, says Crytek
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Xbox One Processor Detailed at Hot Chips, but Questions Remain | PCMag
AMD has reportedly developed a 20nm Xbox One processor, could lead to slim console | TechSpot
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Xbox One specs include 8-core CPU, 8GB RAM, 500GB hard drive, and Blu-ray - Polygon
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Revealed: Microsoft's Xbox One X benchmarks | Eurogamer.net
We played Cyberpunk 2077 PC on an Xbox One CPU | Eurogamer.net
Xbox One Devs Can Now Use More of the Console's CPU - GameSpot
CPU & GPU Hardware Analyzed - The Xbox One: Hardware Analysis & Comparison to PlayStation 4
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Xbox one x kept crashing. I'm pretty sure it's supposed to go on the chip. : r/xbox
Genesis Alpha One Dev On Whether Xbox One X's CPU Will Be A Bottleneck, Talks About 12GB RAM
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Xbox One's CPU has the power to dominate – shows off at chip design conference | Windows Central
Xbox One Hardware Specs - Xbox One Guide - IGN
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Game developer: Additional CPU core in Xbox One will boost FPS | KitGuru
Processor Inside Xbox Series X Is Made In Malaysia - Lowyat.NET
The Xbox One and PS4 share similar specs, but the devil's in the details | Ars Technica