Assuming your budget allows this (especially since you just bought a TV), I definitely would .

I've got a PS4 Pro on a 1080p tv and I notice the difference in that versus base Ps4 just even in simple things like load times and frame rates.

a Xbx is an even larger jump in performance than PS4-> PS4 Pro and you have a Tv that will actually benefit from the hardware. Not to mention the Xbox, in your case, is your primary gaming machine.

Really comes down to what you can afford but if you can, I do think the machine provides meaningful benefits and it sounds like something you'd personally get a lot of use out of.

There's been a lot of buzz about new consoles so personally I'd be hesitant to make that investment this late in the console generation. But if you don't care about that and you're getting 100 bucks off then why not. You'll certainly see a big difference between a base Xbox One and an X.

The difference between base Xbone and XB1X is monumental. If you want console based 4K gaming for your nice new TV, that's definitely the way to go. PS4 has better exclusives of course but if xbox is your main jam, go for it. I've been very happy with mine. Lots of games run at Native 4K

I recommend Red Dead Redemption 2 and Hitman 2 for some real showcases. Especially RDR2. That game is jaw dropping in native 4K.

Being a PS4 owner for most of this generation, the general trend for games to function worse and worse on base consoles pushed me towards getting an X because why not have the system that will play mutliplatform games the best it can. Considering you already game on an Xbox I think it will be a great switch. Even without a 4K TV games just tend to look better and the performance is palpable. I had to go through a pretty rough adjustment period from the PS4 interface to the XB1 but you're already set.

I say if you can afford it then definitely go for it.

In your situation I would definitely say yes, if your budget allows for it.

Depends on how much disposable income you have. Microsoft is going to announce something at E3. How soon it's going to be released is the question.

The Xbox One X is leaps and bounds better than a vanilla Xbox.

It’s not essential, but the enhancements are immediately noticable.

Games frame rates are way more solid, load times are shorter, graphics are less blurry and the system is silent.

@hatking: Yeah, it depends on how hung-up you get about graphics. I got lasik, an Xbox One X and an OLED all within a year, so it looks pretty night and day to me.

I’d personally shell out the extra money without hesitation, but everyone’s cost-benefit on this sort of thing will be different.

I do wish that the dashboard was a little snappier with the X, but something like Witcher 3, for an older game, looks fantastic. Hellblade is a marvel, as well. I think a lot of that for me is good HDR implementation.

i have 1080p tv still, but the differene in performance is significant almost across the board. go fo rit.