It has long been rumored that Microsoft is preparing a second, cheaper version of the next-generation Xbox, codenamed Lockhart, which supposedly will offer support for most of the key features of Series X, but will be equipped with less powerful hardware.
The prefix has not yet been officially announced, but its mention has once again appeared on the network. This time, in the June version of the guide to working with Microsoft Game Development Kit. The document, in particular, mentions that the development kit can be used to create games that are eligible for certification and release on PCs with Windows 10, Xbox One, and Project Scarlett consoles. It also says that the Project Scarlett devite supports Anaconda and Lockhart modes.
Sources The vergeThose familiar with Microsoft’s plans said that the Xbox Series X devkit does have a Lockhart profile, when switched to it, the iron starts working with a performance equal to that of the younger version of the new console. As far as reporters know, we are talking about 7.5 GB RAM, a slightly lower processor frequency and about 4 teraflops GPU performance.
Lockhart is expected to occupy a gaming console niche in 1080p or 1440p – The two most popular permissions currently used by PC players.
According to unconfirmed information, the prefix will be officially presented in June at the presentation of games from Xbox Game Studios.
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