The PS4 Pro is nearly here but the debate on how beneficial its 4K upscaling can be compared to native 4K rendering is still on-going. Which one is better even if they both have their advantages depending on the hardware?
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Personally, I wouldn't want my game compared with The Crew at all, I certainly wouldn't be the one making the comparison either.
It had to be Gamingbolt.... what a way to spin that article into flambait....
Checkerboard rendering may not look the same as native 4k but I don't think that really bothers people. The games are still going to look good regardless because they will be upscaling from mostly 1080p+ sources anyways. Some games will get patches to yield higher resolution resources to help make the checkerboard rendering more efficient.
I for one never had a problem with upscaled vs native as my 44 year old eyes aren't what they used to be but damn that HDR sure does look sweet. I might not be able to see resolution differences like younger people but i can sure see the difference HDR makes.
*Sees the title and looks at source*
Of course it's gamingbolt
Eurogamer said the same but they also said that it looks extremely close. With some games they have to be inches away to spot the difference. They explained that this occurs due to the much higher pixel density.