Nvidia is allegedly testing GPU coolers to handle up to 600W for the 50 series, reigniting discussion of melting 16-pin connectors.
Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 is now available on Xbox Series X|S and PC. Read ahead to learn how both versions compare in terms of visuals.
my other article got canned, but if you skip to 11.39 on this video, it contains the same information, can't hold 30fps on either console, not all the time, but some of it,. and this is even with smaller number of pixels being rendered due to the massive black bars top and bottom for 'cinematic effect'
if they really wanted cinematic effect they would run the whole thing at 23.97fps, as thats what films run in hehehe
I know the Xbox and PC has the option to play this game in Dolby Vision if you have a compatible TV or monitor that has dolby vision build in it. That should make it look even more incredible
The PC version asks for an RTX3080 to play the game at 1080P 60 frames sec.
that explains why they cut on consoles as the current PS5/Seriex is more like a Rtx 2070
Also, the basic rig in this video uses an RTX4060 TI
That requirement for 1080/60 surprises me tbh watching this video. A 3080 is comfortably more powerful than a 4060ti and this video shows 70+ with a 4060ti at 1440. At 1080 a 3080 would be 100+. My card is very close to a 4060ti so I'll give it a test myself at 1080 when I've finished the first game.
Doesn't seem like it takes anywhere near as much as they suggested to hit 60 fps at 1080 on PC given the 1440 performance. I'll give it a test tomorrow at 1080 see what frames i get. Find it odd the series X can't do it looking at this video unless it's heavily CPU based
Sexy game all around.
Series S: hot fries right out the grease
Series X: hot fries salted
PC: hot salted fries extra crispy.
In a Game Rant interview, one Rolling Hills dev goes all-in on the game's progressions systems from recipes to restaurant customization.
Rumors are current swirling that a sequel to the popular 2020 Metroidvania Journey to the Savage Planet may currently be in development.
