Xbox one x supports 1440p and native forna freesync

Microsoft's new Xbox One X console has been designed to support a wide range of screen resolutions and variable refresh rate, differentiating it from Sony's PS4 Pro which is more limited by sticking to 1080p and 4K outputs.

Xbox One X supports 1440p natively and FreeSync

This news adds to the previously announced support of the Xbox One X for variable update rate technologies, which allow the console to be fully compatible with FreeSync technology through an HDMI connection port. Despite this, at this time it is not known exactly how well the feature will use the console.

This is great news that will allow developers more freedom with the framerate of games, by supporting the variable refresh rate, the console has a greater ability to maintain smoothness and fluidity of video games even in the case of small drops in the framerate.

Traditionally, consoles have been blocked at 30FPS or 60 FPS, but this new Xbox One X capability will allow us to offer an unlocked framerate without the game experience being affected by the loss of smoothness that FPS dancing entails. Framerate drops have been very common in this generation, so the implementation of this capability in the new Microsoft game console seems extremely important.

In addition, Xbox One will support 1440p native resolution displays with oversampling to improve the image quality offered. The latter will allow users to take full advantage of screens with 1440p resolution, although they are becoming less common, they are still widely used.

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