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So I'm not looking for a feature list, I am looking for hardware differences. Did they put a hyper hdd in it, faster processor, graphics card, etc.. If that makes sense. I also know that the Xbox One's come with a wifi chip, could this slow down potential load times?

[Dismas]

According to this Forbes article, they've only changed the technical capabilities. The Xbox One X is apparently 4K-ready, whereas the Xbox One S is only capable of upscaling 1080p. Other minor hardware changes were made.

Xbox One X - Custom CPU @ 2.3GHz, 8 cores; Custom GPU @ 1.172GHz, 40 CUs, Polaris features, 6.0 TFLOPS; 12GB GDDR5 RAM @ 326 GB/s
Xbox One S - Custom CPU @ 1.75GHz, 8 cores; Custom GPU @ 914MHz, 12 CUs, 1.4 TFLOPS; 8GB DDR3 RAM @ 68 GB/s

[Vultra]

Aww, I would personally go for the Xbox one X if you're looking for one.

[Percent]

According to this Forbes article, they've only changed the technical capabilities. The Xbox One X is apparently 4K-ready, whereas the Xbox One S is only capable of upscaling 1080p. Other minor hardware changes were made.

Xbox One X - Custom CPU @ 2.3GHz, 8 cores; Custom GPU @ 1.172GHz, 40 CUs, Polaris features, 6.0 TFLOPS; 12GB GDDR5 RAM @ 326 GB/s
Xbox One S - Custom CPU @ 1.75GHz, 8 cores; Custom GPU @ 914MHz, 12 CUs, 1.4 TFLOPS; 8GB DDR3 RAM @ 68 GB/s

Interesting. Thank you for providing these details.

[DareEviler]

Xbox One X is currently the most powerful console of the bunch, doing 4K, 60FPS, HDR10, etc. In an attempt to win back the gaming crowd, Microsoft has been working pretty committed on backwards compatibility, so some original Xbox, and many Xbox 360 games are playable on the One family.