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Xbox One X

Xbox One · 2017

Overview

Microsoft’s high-end Xbox One X (Project Scorpio), built for native 4K gaming with a 6 TFLOPS GPU; launched worldwide November 7, 2017 at $499.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer
Microsoft
Platform
Xbox One
Revision
X
Storage
1 TB HDD
Released
2017-11-07
Discontinued
2020-12-31
CPU
2.3 GHz 8-core AMD Evolved Jaguar APU
GPU
Custom AMD GCN 40 CUs @ 1.172 GHz (~6 TFLOPS)
Memory
12 GB GDDR5
Dimensions
60 × 300 × 240 mm
Weight
4.4 kg

Collector note

Launch MSRP $499 with 1 TB HDD, matching wireless controller, HDMI cable, internal PSU, 1-month Game Pass, and 14-day Live Gold trial (Xbox Wire). Project Scorpio Edition added green Scorpio branding on console and controller. All Xbox One games/accessories compatible; Kinect requires the USB adapter (no native Kinect port). Optional vertical stand.

Facts

  • Worldwide launch: November 7, 2017 (formerly Project Scorpio).
  • Custom 8-core CPU at 2.3 GHz and ~6 TFLOPS GPU (40 CUs @ 1.172 GHz) with 12 GB GDDR5.
  • Designed for native 4K gaming plus HDR; also improves many existing Xbox One titles via enhanced modes and supersampling on 1080p displays.
  • Includes 4K UHD Blu-ray, internal power supply, and a 1 TB hard drive in a chassis Microsoft called its smallest Xbox at the time.
  • Xbox One X production ended ahead of Xbox Series X/S; Microsoft confirmed all Xbox One manufacturing stopped by the end of 2020.

Related consoles

  • Xbox One · Xbox OneOriginal Xbox One chassis (2013)
  • Xbox One S · Xbox OneSlim redesign (2016)

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