High bandwidth usage and disconnection to XBL on Series X

Hi,

A Petabyte is 1,000 Terabytes. Downloading just 1 Petabyte would be impossible in a single month alone ( or indeed a decade) so 27.5 is bug in the consoles data reporting. It's quite common, nothing to worry about.

Your router settings screen should be able to provide the real figures.

Disconnecting from Live or games would be a separate issue.

Right now Microsoft reduce the download speed from content to reduce the bandwidth due to the high peak usage. Regards!

Did you contact your ISP about this? It could be something about either bandwidth issues you are receiving or even restrictions on the length for high end usage, are you using Cable? If you've got a cable hog on your end it will cause disconnection problems,
that's one of the issues with cable, if you're on the end of the block then the person before you can steal all the bandwidth, so check with your ISP as well.

Hi,

You don't need a new TV to use an Xbox Series X. The HDMI cable that comes with the Series X is indeed designed for high bandwidth HDMI ports, but it's fully backwards compatible with HDMI 2.0 connectors.

Just plug it in and run through the setup. If you buy a HDMI 2.1 supported TV or gaming monitor later you'll be all set to use the advanced features.

Hi!

Of course, the pad will be compatible with Series X, as specified in the
glossary.

One of the first points to reduce latency is within the communication between your controller and your console. By bringing our existing high-bandwidth, low-latency wireless protocol on the Xbox One family of devices to Xbox Series X, we’re able to not
only reduce latency in your gaming experience but also ensure all of your existing Xbox One gaming accessories will be compatible with Xbox Series X.