Microsoft eschews AMD Ryzen and sticks with supercharged Jaguar for Project Scorpio Xbox

Carly Page
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Microsoft plans Xbox capable of native 4K gaming

Microsoft's next Xbox console, dubbed 'Project Scorpio', will offer native 4K gaming - but won't be based on the AMD Ryzen microprocessor. Instead, Microsoft will stick with the Jaguar architect...

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