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Performance Analysis: F1 2015

A closer look at F1 2015 suggests that the Xbox One version of F1 2015 is actually running at 1440x1080, not the 900p the developer has previously suggested. It's an extra eight per cent of resolution over 900p, but more importantly, it limits upscaling artefacts to the horizontal axis only, in part explaining why image quality looks better than expected. We've also revised our comments on texture filtering as the situation here is a little more complex than previously thought.

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LifeInNZ3624d ago

What!?! Another racing simulator that fails to run at a sustained 60fps on either console. PS4 features the better framerate but really, is this is good as cross platform simulators are going to get?

madmonkey013624d ago

Most console gamers wont even notice or care if its at 50fps instead of 60. N4G users are not Representative of the gamin world. Even the PC version has performance issues for all but the very top end too.

SilentSolid3624d ago

I just can't bring myself to play on consoles anymore. subpar framerate in almost every game.

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Grab F1 2015 for free and keep it forever

PC gamers should hurry up and take advantage of this great new freebie before the time runs out.

Sillicur2642d ago

Adding this to backlog, because why not! :)

Crazyglues2642d ago

oh they need to make this free on PS4 too... Let us get it as a PlayStation Plus free game...

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F1 2016 Vs F1 2015 Hungary Comparison video

TeamVVV: "With the release of Codemasters' Hungary hot lap gameplay video for F1 2016 we can't resist the urge to put it up against last year's offering from the talented studio."

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F1 2015 vs F1 2016 comparison at the Red Bull Ring

TeamVVV: "With the recent release of the F1 2016 Red Bull Ring hot lap video, we couldn't resist the urge to boot up F1 2015 for a comparison video."