Microsoft hasn't said when the new power features are coming but they should be in a system update fairly soon.Sanctuary is split into large regions that are then divided into smaller zones. And Shut-Down mode will still download and install console updates overnight, so you don't need to worry about missing anything when your console is at its most energy efficient. In the screenshot Warren shared, the Xbox claims to be using 0.5W in Shut-Down mode compared to 13 to 15W in Sleep mode. You can choose between Shut-Down (energy saving) and Sleep (formerly Standby) options, with the latter as the most convenient but most costly in terms of energy, and there's also an option for you to customise the power options to suit. The first thing you'll notice is a coloured indicator at the right-hand side of the screen this shows your Xbox's current energy consumption when it isn't being used. The new features come in the form of a new General Power Options page in the Xbox's Sleep Mode and Startup menu. What are the new Xbox Series X power options? They're currently in the Xbox Insider preview, where new features get tested before making their way to the rest of us. The news comes via Tom Warren of The Verge, who reports that new power options are coming to the console fairly soon. As a result of this, Microsoft is now making it even easier to reduce your Xbox Series X's energy consumption, which is something you really want to be doing as energy bills get ever more ridiculous.

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