From watching the video it seemed that the PS5 was dipping more frequently than the XSX, but the stats show otherwise. They are neck and neck. Both of them took a big hit during the special attacks with lots of effects.
***1110° PS5 won't support 1440p resolution, it's official BRANDONB21|57D AGO |NEWS|218| ▼ Bad news for all PC gamers interested in buying PS5. Apparently, the new console will not support 1440p resolution.***
What part of PS 5 doesn't support 1440p is it you kiddies aren't getting?? Look at your PS 5 box dipstick
it clearly stated 8K, 4K 120 and HDR. TVs have TUNERS fool, the "device" Synchs to the TVs REFRESH RATE, sends /sub/ Pixel 0,0 VRAM to 0,0 TV, 0,1 VRAM to 0,1 TV.. All the way down to the bottom, where it starts again at 0,0 to REFRESH the screen, which it does @ 60 fps. It cannot go any faster or slower than the TV allows for any /sub/pixel as in Digital this would give a "Memory Buffer Overflow" error.
The PS 4/5 is compliant with HDMI 2.1 and the bt 2020 TELEVISION standard, which clearly states
***Technical details Resolution Rec. 2020 defines two standard image formats of 3840 × 2160 ("4K") and 7680 × 4320 ("8K").[1] These both have an aspect ratio of 16:9 and use square pixels.[1]
Frame rate Rec. 2020 specifies the following frame rates: 120p, 119.88p, 100p, 60p, 59.94p, 50p, 30p, 29.97p, 25p, 24p, 23.976p.[1] Only progressive scan frame rates are allowed.[1]
Digital representation Rec. 2020 defines a bit depth of either 10 bits per sample or 12 bits per sample.***
8K/4K ONLY.. So a Min of 2160 lines.. Variable refresh rates to cover Bluray/film [24fps], tv [PAL 25/50Hz, NTSC 30/60] with 120 being the max... the .12/.06 difference is to take into account the "dirty electricity"/ distance from transformer.. NTSC is 110/120v Direct Current, Pal is 220/240v Alternating Current.
Any TV which didn't comply with these regulations wouldn't be released.
"What part of PS 5 doesn't support 1440p is it you kiddies aren't getting?"
Why are you pretending this is about native 1440p? What part of dynamic resolution scaling don't you understand? Oh wait....obviously all of it so nevermind.
There’s a proper next gen port. I’ve been playing it the last few days, anyone with a ps5 I would strongly advise downloading. It sounds silly but it’s one of my most next gen experiences so far...
It looks awesome!! I think it’s native 4K, but the textures are all hi res and it’s 60fps. It’s genuinely transformative!!
Key word port, these games aren’t built from the ground up for next gen is all I’m saying to see any real differences . It does look a lot better for sure though
with my 1080ti I was getting 120-ish FPS running at 1440p with all the settings cranked. Numbers sometimes higher if it was smaller areas vs bigger open areas.
Valhalla was special circumstances favouring the consoles, real world performance for PS5 was a 5700XT.
Varies game to game with that one favouring AMD hardware. 5700XT is on average ever so slightly slower than a 2070 Super to the tune of a couple of percent.
Turn on ray tracing though and relative performance of Series X was actually a bit less than an RTX 2060S on Watchdogs Legion....
@Sunny12345 If you're going to build a PC, why limit yourself to the specifications of a console? You have all the options available to exceed it with the right budget, so why not take advantage of that? I don't get this mentality of settling for less when transitioning to an unrestricted platform that can do way more. Also that worth is debatable, unless you like spending too much on games at $70 a pop now with an annual multiplayer paywall, not including if an "enhanced" model comes out to keep up.
Exactly. People say "you can't build a PC the equivalent of a PS5 for $400". Ok....well, you can't buy a console as powerful as a PC with a RTX 3000 series at any price. And the costs, as you alluded to, of a closed ecosystem will add up.
3700x , 3800x or 3800xt? Cause even a 2060 with a 3700x averages around 100fps at native 1440p at the highest settings. May wanna check if DSR is on or take a look at your power settings.
2080 super. There is nothing on my pc other than the games I play. Nvme with an ssd back up. Over clocked my power because I can keep it cool as can be.
Max setting I go to about 80 fps with dips below that. Never consistent.
The only thing maxed is draw distance and character detail. V-sync off Film grain off Motion blur off 1080p ultra wide monitor On load screens, I can hit 400fps Playing, nope. 150fps max probably averaging 110-ish
I did hit 200fps before beyond light dropped... but since the dlc, frames were hit bad on pc. Of which is a listed and known fact per the twab every week as listed in the known issues.
Hopefully it will get fixed. But as of right now, op is not correct. Straight up lying or has it set to lowest setting across the board. It is not doing 120fps Just saying.
It would have been better to have a locked 1080p res @ 120FPS and without these features, removed motion blur, removed depth of field, those 2 I can't stand I turn them off in all games and also chromatic aberration which is crap. (Talking about PC). By running it at 1080p the other important features could have been included, draw distance, LOD transition distance & ambient occlusion. This would have been the best choice.
From watching the video it seemed that the PS5 was dipping more frequently than the XSX, but the stats show otherwise. They are neck and neck. Both of them took a big hit during the special attacks with lots of effects.
GTX1080 numbers.
It would have been better to have a locked 1080p res @ 120FPS and without these features, removed motion blur, removed depth of field, those 2 I can't stand I turn them off in all games and also chromatic aberration which is crap. (Talking about PC). By running it at 1080p the other important features could have been included, draw distance, LOD transition distance & ambient occlusion. This would have been the best choice.
This game could have been so much more unfortunate you can run to the end of each level literally and not die unless you hit a no respawn checkpoint
I am playing the game on my good old PS4 and still really enjoying it. Load times are faster since the Beyond Light update.