But you get the full memory and the full bandwidth." "And you have to count for that whether you're using Kinect or not. It listens to the player sometimes, "and then pulling back if it's needed for a frame to go, he said, 'record that,' go record this thing. Microsoft has optimised the Xbox One's background operating system to support "flipping back and forth".
If you don't have a Kinect, "it's not like you have more RAM," Lobb clarified. "So if someone says, 'Xbox record that,' it will work on 100 per cent of the games, if you have a Kinect." What Microsoft has done is create a flexible system where, according to Lobb, the Xbox One's GPU and RAM "can bounce". You can always say that," Microsoft Studios creative director Ken Lobb told Eurogamer. Well, does that mean I can't say, 'Xbox, record that?' No. "Lots of people ask, 'so, you're taking back the GPU reserve for Kinect.
Some thought this meant that Kinect users would not be able to use some of its features, such as voice control and game capture, but Xbox executives Eurogamer spoke with at E3 last week denied this was the case. But this month Microsoft began selling the Xbox One without Kinect for a reduced price, and to coincide with that unlocked the 10 per cent reserve for developers to use as they see fit. When Xbox One launched, 10 per cent of the console's GPU was reserved for use with the Kinect sensor. Microsoft has moved to clarify the impact of its decision to unlock the power of the Xbox One's graphics processing unit previously reserved for Kinect.
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