Microsoft recently highlighted that their June game development can now help programmers access more memory, which frees up hundreds of additional megabytes of RAM for their games. This will help improve graphics performance and paddles where limited memories are a problem for developers to create AAA games.

This move won’t put the console on power with its older brother, the Xbox Series X Even though it does use the same CPU but packs a more powerful graphics processor. However, this new update might help reduce bottlenecks that sometimes forced developers to run games on series as at lower resolutions and frame rates, while the Series X has 16 gigs of RAM.

Microsoft is tweaking available system resources and response to gripes from developers out there. It will take time for developers to optimize their games according to this new move, but there is no guarantee it will affect a lot of titles out there. you should notice that this is a great move from the company to make the Xbox Series S a great viable option if you are looking for a console in the market right now.