Xbox Series X GPU may be more powerful than NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super

The Xbox Series X is really powerful.

What you need to know


Microsoft revealed that the Xbox Series X GPU features 12 teraflops of power.
This puts it ahead of cards like the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super.
It uses AMD's RDNA 2.0 technology which should give it an even greater advantage.
Console games are usually more optimized than PC ports so that should also be considered.


Yesterday, Microsoft confirmed that the Xbox Series X featured 12 teraflops (tflops) of graphics performance on the dot. The rumors of it being 10.8 or 11.3, or some other tflops, proved to be inaccurate. Naturally, when a high figure like 12 tflops is announced, everyone wants to compare it to existing chips on the market, but that comparison may not be that simple.



The Xbox Series X GPU uses AMD's RDNA 2.0 technology, which isn't available in any PC graphics card at the moment. This gives it the potential to surpass other NVIDIA cards in real-life use. However, even if we analyze the 12 tflops figure...