PS5 games run faster than Xbox Series X

Xbox Series X more powerful than PlayStation 5. This was discussed a lot before the two products were released, and the difference was enough to make Microsoft have a better advantage in marketing.
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But things are different since PS5 and Xbox Series X officially hit shelves – in the majority of comparisons – Microsoft’s consoles with performance equal to or even worse than Microsoft’s products. Sony.

The above conclusion is drawn based on the test of Digital Foundry: first, PS5 leads in performance mode Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition 120 fps. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla also experienced the same problem, with speeds dropping below 60 fps and “screen tearing” on Xbox Series X, which didn’t happen on PS5. In Dirt 5, the PS5 takes the lead in both picture quality and performance mode, with more detailed images in both modes.
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The above situation could be a side effect of the developers getting the Xbox Series X beta later than the PS5. Some also reported that they were only allowed to submit Xbox Series X games for certification in June, after Microsoft updated the Game Developers Kit (GDK).

Microsoft has been keeping an eye on all the issues surrounding the Xbox Series X and says it’s working with the developers to fix the discrepancies. A Microsoft spokesperson explained: “We are aware of performance issues in some Xbox Series X optimized titles | S and is actively working with partners to identify and resolve issues to ensure an optimal user experience. As we embark on the development of a new console, our partners are just beginning to get a glimpse of the potential of the next-gen console, and minor bugs are inevitable as they learn. How to get the most out of your new device. We’re looking forward to continuing to work with developers to further explore the possibilities of Xbox Series X | S in the future.”
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