For native 4k (instead of 4K CBR) you need 100% more GPU power. We are looking at ~30fps instead of ~60fps.
I'd imagine it mostly has to do with the fact the GPU is better in series x and some developers are finally getting used to it.
RE2 was 1620p on both and so was RE3 on PS4 Pro, not 4k. RE3 was native 4k on One X but they lowered it to 1620p to preserve a high framerate.
The PS4 was a quite a bit more powerful though (and was using GDDR5 compared to the X1's DDR3). We're talking a 40 % difference here, compared to the 18 % now. The differences won't be as pronounced this gen, since they're so close - That's a good thing.
Right. Thats what I am saying though. They first went with parity, which worked well for both, then they decided to up it on One X, which did not work well at all and now they are just using that knowledge for both versions of Village.
I genuinely feel like the VRR I know and use daily is completely different to the one that's talked about on here. I play with VRR and can absolutely notice drops below 60 with it. The biggest benefit is the lack of screen tearing. Above 60 is where everything becomes smooth.
I realized the other day that at least on PC there's a decent alternative to VRR(since my TV can't do it), where just forcing a fixed refresh a bit lower (50hz - assuming your display has native support for it) for games like this where system is just falling short of 60 but keeps above 50 anyway, works pretty well.
The only times its not a waste is when your game has 0 compromises, which is a rare case on consoles give that the hardware is fixed.
Agreed except the game did begin or start out as last gen game. There was a beta on PS4 apparently and someone on Era played it so it just means this project never started as next gen only as its scope.
It really is implementation dependent. Guerrilla Games managed to do checkerboard 4k with only 2 milliseconds being added for the GPU render time on the PS4 pro, on PS5 it should take closer to half a millisecond of GPU frametime. In essence it will run be very close to 2x
Looks like capture error in that footage, it shouldn't look that different.
The uploader responded on YouTube, they have HDR disabled which would explain a lot. Should probably put that in the description.
I think the issue was how the info it was presented. Plenty of games have issues hitting performance targets during development. To make those aligations in the way they were made is what rubbed people the wrong way.
This is not proof that those rumors were wrong since they were based off the game at an early point in development. Its very possible that the PS5 build at the time was not at the same level as the XSX version. A little time and optimization is enough to fix these things. I think fanboys just got really on edge cause they hate to hear anything bad about their console of choice.
Except we don't actually know that the PS5 "issues" is what caused them to make the game cross-gen. It's all the more likely that Capcom , you know, isn't stupid and wanted to maximize their profits by being cross-gen.
Part of the rumor was PS5 was going to be 1080p 60 at launch. The guy leaking the info was all over the place with his messaging. He later admitted he doesn't understand the technical aspects of development, so the way he presented his info was always going to be wrong.
Lol. You guys are still trying to spread fud about the guy despite his incredible track record.
He said what he said, nothing will ever change that.
Sure!
I just tried the demo on Series X and you are right. VRR doesn't seem to be working, a shame really.
