How to Clear Cache on Xbox Series X: A Step-by-Step Guide

To clear your system cache on Xbox Series X|S, follow these steps: Press the Xbox button on your controller. Navigate to your profile icon and select Settings. Select Blu-Ray in Devices &, connections. Select Persistent Storage. Select Clear Persistent Storage.

If you’ve been having issues with your Xbox Series X lately, such as error messages popping up, or if you’ve noticed that things have been getting a bit sluggish on your console, it might be time to clear the cache. Clearing the cache can resolve these issues and improve the performance of your console.

Here’s how to clear the cache on your Xbox Series X:

1. Press the Xbox button on your controller.

2. Go across your profile icon and select “Settings.”

3. Select “General” on the left-hand side.

4. Go across to “Sleep mode and start up.”

5. Go down to “Full shutdown” and select it.

6. Press “Shutdown” to completely shut down your Xbox.

Once your Xbox Series X has fully shut down, look at the top of the console and ensure the fan is no longer spinning. If the fan is no longer spinning, go to the back of your console and unplug the power cable. Leave it unplugged for at least 30 seconds.

After 30 seconds or more, plug your Xbox Series X power cable back in and turn your console back on. You will have now cleared the cache on your Xbox Series X.

Clearing the cache is a simple process that can help resolve issues and improve the performance of your console. Give it a try if you’ve been experiencing any issues with your Xbox Series X.

FAQ

How do I clear my Xbox game cache?
Power the Xbox Series S/X down and unplug it. Also, unplug all accessories connected to the console.Leave the console unplugged for two minutes.Press the power button and hold it while the console is unplugged.Plug the console back in and power it on.
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How much cache memory does the Xbox Series X have?
The design has 15.3 billion transistors, measuring 360.4 mm2, with dimensions of 15.831 x 22.765 mm2. Inside the chip are eight Zen 2 mobile cores, configured into two groups of four cores, each sharing 4 MB of L3 cache similar to AMD's mobile Renoir/Lucienne processors.
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