Next-gen console enters full production ahead of launch

Xbox One gets CPU performance upgrade

MCV Staff 4th September 2013 Publishing

Microsoft has upgraded the Xbox One’s CPU performance from 1.6GHZ to 1.75GHZ.

As reported by Geekwire, the move comes as the console enters full production ahead of its expected November launch.

It has been claimed Microsoft will announce the Xbox One release date today.

The latest upgrade to the Xbox One also comes after Microsoft tweaked that hardware’s GPU up from 800mhz to 853mhz.

“It’s just an example where we really get closer to the final performance envelope of how the box works, and really making sure we have a great product for our developers to build great games against,” said Microsoft Xbox Corporate VP Marc Whitten.

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