Review on Game console Microsoft Xbox One X 1000 GB HDD, black by Micha Banasiewicz ᠌

I worked in the baking industry for twenty years, and I own a high-end computer (8700k 5.0 GHz processor, 16 GB RAM, GTX 1080 graphics card, and SSD). I made the decision to move to console gaming. When finishing The Witcher, I came to the realization that I had wasted a significant amount of time that I could have spent really playing the game, changing the parameters of the game itself and the hardware, and achieving a consistent 144 frames per second on the monitor. And on the console it launched and works, but the picture is worse in places, if you look closely, but in general it looks better on the TV than it does on the monitor because of HDR and built-in filters. And on the monitor it looks better than it does on the TV because of built-in filters. In addition, there are certain games that are significantly more enjoyable when played on the console. For instance, it is abundantly clear that Diablo 3 was designed to be played exclusively on the console. I started playing Battlefield 5 at my fifth point, and it wasn't until three months later that it stopped blazing and my critical damage went from 0.33 to 1-1.5. It is feasible and doable to participate in shooting games. You will never be able to compete with a machine, but in today's games, such a goal is no longer necessary. On the console, the popular games Overwatch, Battlefield, and Call of Duty may be played just as well. I strongly suggest that all bakers purchase.