Use a wired Ethernet connection
Enable Game Mode on your TV or monitor
Use a display with low input lag and 120 Hz support
Set Xbox display refresh rate to 120 Hz if supported
Set resolution to the highest stable mode your display supports
Enable VRR if your TV or monitor supports it
Use HDMI 2.1 for 4K 120 Hz or VRR support
Turn off unnecessary TV image processing features
Disable motion smoothing, noise reduction, and dynamic contrast on the display
Use the Xbox controller wired or with fresh batteries for stable input
Keep the controller firmware updated
Close background apps and games before playing
Enable Auto Low Latency Mode on the TV if available
Set TV picture mode to Game or PC mode
Reduce wireless interference near the console and controller
Place the console in a well-ventilated area to avoid thermal throttling
Keep the console system software updated
Keep games updated for performance and latency improvements
Use performance mode in games when available
Lower in-game graphics settings that affect responsiveness
Disable capture and streaming features while gaming if not needed
Use a high-quality Ethernet cable
Avoid using Wi-Fi extenders or congested wireless networks
Reboot the console and router periodically
Test different HDMI ports on the display for the lowest latency mode
Use a monitor instead of a TV if lowest input lag is the priority