The system features 16GB of GDDR6 RAM and a 1TB SSD for extremely fast loading times.
The console is built around an eight-core AMD Zen 2 CPU and an RDNA 2 GPU, which will support 4K rendering and ray tracing. Under the big box of a case, the Xbox Series X features some powerful hardware. Besides that, it appears to look much like the Xbox Wireless Controller we've grown accustomed to over the last few years, and its Bluetooth and backward compatibility means it can even work with the Xbox One (and Windows PCs, of course). Specifically, the direction pad is an octagonal dish with angled square panels for the cardinal directions and triangular recesses for clear diagonal inputs. The Xbox Series X wireless controller doesn't look too different from the previous Xbox One gamepad, though it appears to take a few cues from the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller. This is a tower, with a vertical optical drive slot and a monolithic black profile. The Xbox Series X isn't a cube, but its relatively tall design means it's meant for sitting next to your TV or in a cabinet below rather than right under it. We haven't seen a console quite so aptly named since the Nintendo GameCube. It's a big black box, more reminiscent of a PC tower than flatter game consoles like the previous Xbox systems. Microsoft is really putting the "box" in Xbox Series X, because that's exactly what the new console looks like.
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