What was the Xbox One X's graphics performance measured in teraflops?

The Xbox One X's graphics performance was rated at 6 teraflops.

Microsoft released the Xbox One X in November 2017 as a more powerful Xbox One family member. Its custom graphics processor contained 40 compute units running at 1,172 MHz, producing a stated 6 teraflops of shader performance.

The hardware was designed to improve visual fidelity and resolution, including support for enhanced Xbox One games and many titles targeting 4K output. The console also included 12 GB of GDDR5 memory, with a larger and faster memory arrangement than the original Xbox One.

Teraflops measure floating-point operations per second and are useful for comparing graphics hardware, but they do not alone determine game quality. CPU speed, memory bandwidth, software optimization, and resolution targets also affect real-world performance.