An increase in the Xbox One’s GPU performance was recently mentioned on Twitter by Phil Spencer, but the original tweet provided little more than a tidbit of information. Microsoft have since provided much a needed insight to what the update means to the Xbox One and how it will impact the system, developers and the.

Yesterday the internet got set ablaze as Microsoft announced to the world they were giving into customer demand and selling a version of the Xbox One without Kinect. However, there seems to be another side effect of this – without the Kinect sucking up some of the systems processing power, Microsoft are in discussions to.

Xbox One’s GPU is going to be receiving a nice boost of extra performance, 8 percent to be exact if this latest rumor is true. FamousMortimer, also known as Pete Dodd has revealed plans that the 10% reserve of the X1’s GPU is being turned to only 2%. Pete Dodd said on twitter: “10% reserved.

There are currently rumours flying around the internet regarding Microsoft’s Xbox One console – when isn’t there. This time, they state that Microsoft increased the RAM from 8GB of DDR3, to 12GB of DDR3. In the same rumour, the GPU (graphics processing unit) is also said have its clock speed raised, from 800MHZ to.

The XBox One may been facing yet more trouble – this time from the heat that the APU is producing. Various sources are citing Microsoft are lowering the clock speed from 800MHZ, from anything between 100-200MHZ. The reasons are due to the APU of the XBox One being large. This is causing heat issues.