Are they going to stop developing for PC?
That's like saying Apple sent the iPhone XR to die, when it reality it outsold the XS.
Games journalism isn't really known for Objectivity, outside of a very few. Tom is not one of them, but I don't really begrudge him for his bias, it's the name of the game for most.Personally I always applaud the people in the journalism field who seek the truth and present it as such. While nothing you say is false, it still strikes me as weird to have someone be a cheerleader. It doesn't appeal to me anyway.
Sadly that's the basis of most strawman arguments.
I expect that as well. I did not mention DLSS in my post, but I did use it and it does help the frame rate at a slight cost of the image. Running at 4k Native w/DLSS I can hit 60fps with slight dips to around 57 (the lowest I seen so far). It does soften the image slightly but is it still very clean/crisp. This is a Nvidia tech, but CB and other techniques like it will help in this regard.I'm honestly expecting checker board+ Ray tracing at 30fps. Depending on the gains rt has with CB anyway. Seems like there could be a trade off in that area for better visuals. As always 60fps will take a back seat.
the only companies that could do it are those owned by Sony. ask someone to work on dual gpu and the Series X and PC, well they might as well cut PS5 out of the equation and swap in Switch
Interesting..would you have a guess on expected TF's that RT might eat up?That is the real question now isn't it? Ray Tracing and how AMD's implementation of it is handled. I recently build a new gaming Rig...it has been up and running for less than a week now and Ray Tracing demands a lot of power to maintain 60fps at 4k. If you look at reviews of Metro Exodus on PC with Ray Tracing, some of the best hardware around can't maintain 60fps at 4k...actually not even close.
The rig I built has the CPU higher than some of those reviews CPU's and my GPU is clocked a bit higher as well and while I was able to get a little bit better results with Metro Exodus w/Ray Tracing at Ultra @4k, I was averaging around 45fps or so depending on the scene. RT is just very demanding, but very beautiful. Turning down RT from Ultra to High I pick up around 8-10 frames on average, but still get some dips below 50fps.
The reason I bring this up is that many have these incredible thoughts of 4k/60fps/Ray Tracing to the God's looking graphics that honestly I don't think will happen with these consoles. It takes a ton of hardware to drive existing RT at 4k and $500-$600 consoles are not going to drive to those expectations that many have. We will see some incredible things with these consoles and 4k/30fps/RT I think is something that may be possible. Just learning what I am learning with my new PC is that RT is expensive at the CPU/GPU levels to run and those expecting 60fps @4k w/RT need to adjust expectations.
Games journalism isn't really known for Objectivity, outside of a very few. Tom is not one of them, but I don't really begrudge him for his bias, it's the name of the game for most.
So he is like them a console warrior you are saying?Tom seems quite confident in Xbox Series X and may even enjoy messing with some of the console warriors that have thrown shade at him on here and elsewhere.
Warren is very reputable. If he thinks it's more powerful then I believe him.
Games journalism isn't really known for Objectivity, outside of a very few. Tom is not one of them, but I don't really begrudge him for his bias, it's the name of the game for most.
I really hope that I can play Bloodborne in 4K@60fps on the PS5 day one.
Pot shots and snide comments at the PS5 aren't going to win him much credence from Sony fans, without a doubt.I'm not asking for objectivity, personal opinions are fine. But there is a separation between that and Warren's behavior. Journalism is about the truth and the trust between reporter and reader. I just think credibility is shot when you display that sort of behavior.
I wouldn't be surprised. What more of a way to get people in on PS5 by enticing them with the best games of the PS4 generation with PS5 enhancements.I really hope that I can play Bloodborne in 4K@60fps on the PS5 day one.
It doesn't have to be sony fans, just objective peoplePot shots and snide comments at the PS5 aren't going to win him much credence from Sony fans, without a doubt.
I have no idea. My GPU is a 2080ti EVGA Hydro Cooper. I have it OC to 2.1ghz and without DLSS at 4k native with RT on High I get around 45fps or so. With RT on Ultra it drops to about 38fps or so.Interesting..would you have a guess on expected TF's that RT might eat up?
Maybe not classically but he is certainly getting his feet wet lately.
exactly lol
Every single first party PS4 game with a PS5 enhancement, now that is a good incentive to buy a PS5 day one and during the 2020 Christmas sales rather than buying a PS4.I wouldn't be surprised. What more of a way to get people in on PS5 by enticing them with the best games of the PS4 generation with PS5 enhancements.
More like he is a human being like the rest of us that is likely both excited about a Microsoft product for 2020 and has been a little irritated with crap thrown his way too. Call that what you want.
Xbox One X was just on sale for $349 with a game bundled this holiday. It was $399 with no game in 2018.Half the price of the Xbox One X for a console that has equal GPU but massively better RAM and CPU with a 1TB NVMe SSD thrown in too?
Lockhart isn't cancelled. But people are really going crazy with how much savings you're gonna get out of 4GB less RAM and less GPU on your APU. It certainly isn't going to cut your console price in half which is what would be required for a $250 Lockhart when XSX is selling for $500.
Unless people think we're getting a 12TF XSX for $400 now too, in which case Sony are DEFINITELY screwed.
That's like saying Apple sent the iPhone XR to die, when it reality it outsold the XS.
Specifically because of the online component. Would have violated that policy.
Xbox One X was just on sale for $349 with a game bundled this holiday. It was $399 with no game in 2018.
More like he is a human being like the rest of us that is likely both excited about a Microsoft product for 2020 and has been a little irritated with crap thrown his way too. Call that what you want.
I think he's saying that what we've seen so far from Microsoft has been really impressive. In order for Sony to top it, they'll have to do something even more impressive? Seems like a terrible analogy, but I don't know wtf else he could've been talking about.
My opinion on Lockhart has not changed. At a much lower cost it will outsell Series X probably by 5 to 1 if not more. Third party developers will focus their efforts on Lockhart with only upscaling to 4K ports to Series X. Basically the same thing we have today with base vs premium consoles.
Next gen games will still look better then they do today obviously but I do feel like they are going to be extremely held back by Microsoft's low-tier box because most next gen gamers will buy the cheaper box and developers are not going to want to put more money into game development for a more expensive premium based system when they can just develop their games with Lockhart as the primary focus and port those games with higher resolutions and framerates to Xbox Series X.
Sony will push the PS5 as their key box since as far as we know there is only one PS5 system so even if it is only 9.2tf their first party games will be targeting 9.2tf instead of 4tf that Microsoft will likely be targeting with their first party titles.
I will buy both systems because I actually like what both companies are doing right now (minus Lockhart) but I hope Microsoft reconsiders on Lockhart and does so quickly. Otherwise I can't see how it won't hold back next gen visuals by a large degree. Locally the people I talk to completely agree on this and I imagine it's mostly the same here on ResetEra.
The Arthur Gies of our time...I think he's saying that what we've seen so far from Microsoft has been really impressive. In order for Sony to top it, they'll have to do something even more impressive? Seems like a terrible analogy, but I don't know wtf else he could've been talking about.
Two of those will be eaten by RT 😄Aww man the PS5 is 5TF? I'll contact the big game media sites and tell them to get the articles ready.
Now thank YOU for this post 😂😂😂
But that's the thing, it's still an iPhone. A cheaper next-gen Playstation possibly would outsell PS5 regardless of specs, but that's not the same as cheaper next-gen Xbox.
It takes more than a marginally cheaper console to make people switch out of certain console ecosystem they've picked this gen. Sony being the market leader and assuming PS5 turns out to be $399, a $100 cheaper and clearly weaker Lockhart might have some hard time.
crossfire or SLI always was transparent for developers.the only companies that could do it are those owned by Sony. ask someone to work on dual gpu and the Series X and PC, well they might as well cut PS5 out of the equation and swap in Switch
In reality we still know very little about XSX though. We don't have any official confirmation on any of the specs aside from vague power and speed comparisons to current gen, and the architecture. We don't know the first party and exclusive lineup aside from HI and Senua's Saga. More to the point, we have no information on its user interface, OS, service and QoL features etc. All we pretty much know is what it looks like and what it's called.I think he's saying that what we've seen so far from Microsoft has been really impressive. In order for Sony to top it, they'll have to do something even more impressive? Seems like a terrible analogy, but I don't know wtf else he could've been talking about.
but not always work correctly
He's certainly biased towards MS in general, but calling him a cheerleader is ridiculous. It's not like he's some mindless fanboy who never criticizes them or anything. In the past he's been quite happy to call MS out on things like Windows 8, UWP, the failure of Windows Phone and yes, even the failings of Xbox this gen.Personally I always applaud the people in the journalism field who seek the truth and present it as such. While nothing you say is false, it still strikes me as weird to have someone be a cheerleader. It doesn't appeal to me anyway.
exactly lol
Every single first party PS4 game with a PS5 enhancement, now that is a good incentive to buy a PS5 day one and during the 2020 Christmas sales rather than buying a PS4.
Pachter reiterated his previous statement about the PS5 sounding like a $1000 box based on the specs he's heard in his latest video:
That's the MSRP, but has been on sale for significantly less a lot of the time. Just the past month you could get a bundle for $349, and was on sale for $399 multiple times in 2019. It's a fact that it retails for $499 but in reality its price is much cheaper.
Best guess based on the patent is it will linearly scale with CU/TU performance. Relative performance to other vendors, who knows.That is the real question now isn't it? Ray Tracing and how AMD's implementation of it is handled.
Pachter reiterated his previous statement about the PS5 sounding like a $1000 box based on the specs he's heard in his latest video:
IMO, Getting games up to Sony's level is a lot easier than putting your games day 1 and improving your subscription service and putting it on discounts.
Best guess based on the patent is it will linearly scale with CU/TU performance. Relative performance to other vendors, who knows.
Though I'd expect CPU scaling to be much less of a problem on console.
I think my opinion has shifted.
I was originally thinking that the PS5 would be in the 9TF range at at $399 price point. But I think both XSX and PS5 will be 12TF(ish) at $499.
Which will put Lockhart in a really interesting position.
Maybe true, but does he have to if he's seen the spec sheet?I'm fairly confident pachters never even heard of the term Oberon :p
In a perfect world it could be that everyone is without bias butOne cannot be a fan and a reporter. It's simply not possible to ask for accountability while also ostensibly being a PR outlet for a given manufacturer. I'm sure he does get a bunch of idiocy thrown his way on social media. I'd never begrudge someone sharing their personal opinions whatsoever and the information he's shared has been confirmed in the past. I just wonder for you and others, how much of this is confirmation bias after this particular generation of consoles and how much does Warren know about both consoles.
Specifically because of the online component. Would have violated that policy.