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" Microsoft has made some changes and additions to the Xbox One since E3 2013. The company&amp;#039;s corporate vice president Marc Whitten has revealed that the final production of the upcoming console will boast an increase in clock speed of its GPU, reports Gamespot.  &amp;quot;This is the time, and this is the thing I think people are going to see as we get into Gamescom and people get their first look at new things since E3. This is the time where developers have the final dev kits in their hands, they&amp;#039;re really working closely with us on how things have come together. There&amp;#039;s some things that have really started to come together quite well,&amp;quot; Whitten said. The company has added a new graphics driver - the mono driver - which will apparently be completely optimised for the new console&amp;#039;s hardware. &amp;quot;Since E3, an example is that we&amp;#039;ve dropped in what we internally call our mono driver. It&amp;#039;s our graphics driver that really is 100% optimised for the Xbox One hardware,&amp;quot; explained Whitten. &amp;quot;You start with the base [DirectX] driver, and then you take out all parts that don&amp;#039;t look like Xbox One and you add in everything that really optimises that experience. Almost all of our content partners have really picked it up now, and I think it&amp;#039;s made a really nice improvement.&amp;quot; When the new console was revealed last May, Microsoft claimed it was more powerful than the Xbox 360 by eight times. The PS4, meanwhile, will supposedly offer 50% more graphical power than Microsoft&amp;#039;s next-gen console. The Xbox One will be released in November for $499/\u20AC499/\u00A3425. Watch a video demonstration of the new system below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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