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Microsoft's new $499 Xbox One X is a premium console that isn't targeted at regular consumers.

At $499, Microsoft isn't selling the Xbox One X at a profit. But that's okay, and here's why.

Project Scorpio's powerful devkit gets its own sizzle reel to highlight features.

Microsoft's 4K-ready Project Scorpio console knows when to scale its performance so no voltage or power is wasted.

Microsoft explains why AMD's Ryzen CPU tech isn't in its new 4K-ready Project Scorpio console.

Every single Project Scorpio console's power efficiency is customized to ensure no power is wasted--and no extra heat is generated.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer confirms Project Scorpio will be revealed at E3 2017, along with an array of games.

Don't expect Xbox consoles to disappear; consoles are still 'critically important' for Microsoft.

Project Scorpio's full specifications have been revealed ahead of the console's official unveiling.

Microsoft reveals Project Scorpio's devkit, which arms developers with tons of power, optimizations, and an efficient ecosystem to port games over.

Turn 10 is doing some insane, unprecedented things with console hardware...all thanks to Project Scorpio.

Don't expect Microsoft to magically flip a switch and start pushing out tons of Xbox One games to compliment Project Scorpio.

Switching from 1080p assets to native 4K assets on Project Scorpio only takes a smidgen of performance.

Analysts pinpoint Project Scorpio's cost as low as $399 and as high as $700, and we think both of these are wrong. Here's why.

If Project Scorpio's hard drive is so customized, can it be swapped out for bigger 2.5-inch drives?

Project Scorpio's 2.5-inch 1TB HDD is specifically built to load 4K textures, and will load 1080p Xbox One games much faster.

Games built on DirectX 12 will have a big advantage on Microsoft's new Project Scorpio console.

Xbox execs share their excitement about Project Scorpio's native 4K performance.

Microsoft's new 'monster' 4K console doesn't have to be monstrous in size; it could be svelte like the Xbox One S.

Devs get access to 8GB of Scorpio's 12GB GDDR5 memory, and can allocate the RAM in a ton of different ways to improve in-game performance.

Project Scorpio will boost Xbox One games performance even without downloads or updates.

'From what I've seen so far, there's evidence that Scorpio's true 4K performance could challenge to the likes of NVIDIA's GTX 1070 and AMD's Fury X'

With monster 4K power comes monstrous heat, so Microsoft has deigned Project Scorpio with an enthusiast-grade vapor chamber cooling assembly.

Forza devs hit 4K 60FPS in Forza 6 at just 66% GPU usage on Microsoft's new Project Scorpio console.

Crackdown 3 gameplay footage show accompany Project Scorpio's incipient reveal.

Microsoft is set to unveil its 4K ready Project Scorpio and will highlight specs, major features, and games sometime next week.

We break down Project Scorpio's 4K gaming and show how it's quite similar to the PS4 Pro in terms of functionality.

Project Scorpio will down-sample True 4K assets and use supersampling to make 4K-optimized games look better on 1080p HDTVs.

Acer's new Mixed Reality headset is tailor-made for Windows 10's Mixed Reality platform, and may eventually support Xbox consoles.

Microsoft's ambitious Mixed Reality platform will cross over to Xbox One and Project Scorpio consoles in 2018, bringing MR gaming, apps and more.

Windows 10's Game Mode will be available in the immediate future for Windows Insider testing.

Microsoft demos off Windows 10's new Game Mode feature that will boost in-game FPS on two different levels and optimize CPU and GPU performance.

Project Scorpio's overall design process is going well, and the Xbox team is pretty satisfied with the system so far.

UPDATE: Capcom had fixed the issue on Windows 10 PCs.

Xbox's Phil Spencer just played his first game on an early Project Scorpio build: 'games play great, console looks right'

Remedy is working with AMD and NVIDIA to fix Quantum Break on PC, but admits multi-GPU support is permanently off the table.

Remedy confirms that many of Quantum Break's performance hiccups are baked into the game's engine and can't be fixed.

Would Microsoft go so far as to sabotage its ailing new PC platform just to sell Xbox One consoles?

Suddenly Tim Sweeney's warnings seem right on the money. Microsoft could actually take over gaming.

Soon every Xbox One owner will be able to transform their consoles into devkits and make Windows 10 applications.