Contains configuration information for Xbox One system resources.
This element is optional.
<mx:XboxSystemResources
resourceConfiguration = string >
</mx:XboxSystemResources>
resourceConfiguration
If this attribute is present and set to extended, allows access to a 7th processing core while the app is in the full state. Titles that choose to use the 7th core forego NUI title speech support. This core will provide approximately 50%-80% capability of the physical core as its computing time will be shared with the underlying system OS. While using the 7th core, users will still have access to Xbox System voice commands such as “Xbox Snap Achievements” or “Xbox record that”.
As a consequence of disabling NUI title speech, other NUI services such as IR and depth are also disabled. Because of this, titles making use of the 7th core should also set the CoreApplication.DisableKinectGpuReservation property to true in order to make use of the 4.5% NUI GPU reserve. See GPU Allocation for additional information.
Windows::ApplicationModel::Core::CoreApplication::DisableKinectGpuReservation = true;
| Parent elements | mx:Extension |
|---|---|
| Child elements | mx:GpuAvailability, mx:TitleMemory |
<Applications>
<Application Id="App"
Executable="$targetnametoken$.exe"
EntryPoint="Direct3DGame1.App">
...
<Extensions>
<mx:Extension Category="xbox.system.resources">
<mx:XboxSystemResources resourceConfiguration="extended"/>
</mx:Extension>
</Extensions>
</Application>
</Applications>