The Xbox 360 and How It Works
In recent years the gaming consoles have become more, and more popular. However, with the rise in demand, you had a rise in price, and the gaming industry has had to become more creative with there games and systems to continue to keep the public's interest. Microsoft was the pioneer of the seventh generation gaming consoles, releasing the Xbox 360, which was the successor to the regular Xbox which sold over 20 million units.
You can hook up a console to any television, standard or high-definition. However, if you want the best gaming experience you need to hook it up to a 1080p resolution television. Either T.V. you hook it up to though, you will be brought into a whole new level of gaming.
In order to make your gaming experience the best it can possibly be, you need to make sure that you set it up the right way. You will need a hybrid component/composite cable for your console to be able to set up on a HDTV, which comes with the upgraded version of the pro and elite but not the regular version.
Firing up the system is just like firing up any console. All you need is a wired or wireless Xbox 360 controller for inputs and then press the "Power" button to load the menu. The Xbox 360 has its own interface so you don't need a DVD inside the optical drive for it to work. You can browse the contents of the hard disk drive if you have an Elite or Pro system or built-in flash memory if you have the Arcade system. Contents that can be read include pictures, music, video, and any downloaded or installed games.
You can also use the interface to check out things are in any USB storage drives attached or Windows computers connected. Once you place a game disc in, you can immediately play it from there.
During gameplay, this is where the Xbox 360 really starts to go to work. The Xbox 360 uses a processor named Xenon which contains three symmetrical cores having a 3.2 GHz clock speed. This ensures that loading times are as quick as possible and frame rates are smooth. These speeds can vary depending on how well the game takes advantage of the processor.
But speed isn't the only thing this console is made up of. The Xbox 360 has the capability of displaying really high-end graphics if the game that you put in, uses it to the fullest extent. Some of the capabilities that this console has are alpha blending, z-buffering, and 4x GSAA.
Heat problems have been something that Microsoft has had to deal with in the fullest extent. However the new generation console has had a Jasper motherboard installed which drastically has reduced the overheating problem which lead to the red ring error. Just keep your console in good shape, and be careful shifting it around so that you don't damage it and reduce your gaming experience. - 23815
You can hook up a console to any television, standard or high-definition. However, if you want the best gaming experience you need to hook it up to a 1080p resolution television. Either T.V. you hook it up to though, you will be brought into a whole new level of gaming.
In order to make your gaming experience the best it can possibly be, you need to make sure that you set it up the right way. You will need a hybrid component/composite cable for your console to be able to set up on a HDTV, which comes with the upgraded version of the pro and elite but not the regular version.
Firing up the system is just like firing up any console. All you need is a wired or wireless Xbox 360 controller for inputs and then press the "Power" button to load the menu. The Xbox 360 has its own interface so you don't need a DVD inside the optical drive for it to work. You can browse the contents of the hard disk drive if you have an Elite or Pro system or built-in flash memory if you have the Arcade system. Contents that can be read include pictures, music, video, and any downloaded or installed games.
You can also use the interface to check out things are in any USB storage drives attached or Windows computers connected. Once you place a game disc in, you can immediately play it from there.
During gameplay, this is where the Xbox 360 really starts to go to work. The Xbox 360 uses a processor named Xenon which contains three symmetrical cores having a 3.2 GHz clock speed. This ensures that loading times are as quick as possible and frame rates are smooth. These speeds can vary depending on how well the game takes advantage of the processor.
But speed isn't the only thing this console is made up of. The Xbox 360 has the capability of displaying really high-end graphics if the game that you put in, uses it to the fullest extent. Some of the capabilities that this console has are alpha blending, z-buffering, and 4x GSAA.
Heat problems have been something that Microsoft has had to deal with in the fullest extent. However the new generation console has had a Jasper motherboard installed which drastically has reduced the overheating problem which lead to the red ring error. Just keep your console in good shape, and be careful shifting it around so that you don't damage it and reduce your gaming experience. - 23815
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