DOOM Eternal Xbox Series X Ray Tracing vs Balanced vs Performance Comparison

Full details on the differences that can be found in this DOOM Eternal Xbox Series X comparison of the multiple options from a visual or tech analysis angle. This includes a three way split of options from the game.

[Bender6502]

It's a shame consoles don't currently have a DLSS equivalent, that would bring them much closer to general levels of PC gaming.

[Aussiesummer]

Not long now and theyll have FSR which will also get better with time.

[Neonridr]

AMD doesn't have anything near the same thing sadly.

[Zeref]

Microsoft does, it's just a matter of time

[Babadook7]

Well the current gen consoles are ahead of PC in performance, in general. But yah, machine learning would definitely be even better.

[Fntastic]

This is pretty much nonsense, in terms of value at the moment sure. In terms of performance? Nope

[John_McClane]

I think the consoles were already lagging behind the PC even before they launched.

[Babadook7]

@above. What do you claim is typical pc build?

[fsfsxii]

you mean clunky, missing drivers, and generally a pain in the dick level of pc gaming? nah I'm good

[Bladesfist]

If you're still in 2005, for those of us on at least Windows 10, Windows keeps drivers up to date and I don't really encounter many issues.

[Neonridr]

I've never even remotely had the situation you are talking about. Worst case scenario you are using an outdated driver.

[bneals]

Still trying to figure out why PC gamers want to compare their $2,000 PC systems with the the performance of a $500 console. Considering the dollar to performance ratio, the console is a much better deal.

[Kavorklestein]

General? As in less than 10 percent of the PC gamer base?

[BioShockGX]

120 mode is heaven. Not just here but in MW and R6 too.