Microsoft's next-generation Xbox Series X entertainment system has some pretty serious hardware specs, to support its high design goals of 4K 60Hz UHD gaming, with ray-tracing and yet with 8K capacity. It turns out that Microsoft isn't holding back game developers with that number of 60 FPS in 4K UHD and that the minimum frame rate is still 30 FPS.
At lower resolutions such as Full HD, the console may offer high refresh rate games. Apparently, the console natively displays 4K UHD at 60Hz and uses adaptive sync VESA su TV and monitors that support it; game developers are free to develop in a way that brings performance up to 30 FPS without unduly compromising the gaming experience. This emerged when Ubisoft confirmed that "Assassin's Creed Valhalla" will run at 30 FPS on Xbox Series X. " Aaron Greenberg, Xbox Marketing Manager, in a Tweet Tuesday evening, he stated that “Developers always have flexibility in how they use hardware, so a Standard 60 FPS is not a mandatory goal.
