60Hz is the max HDMI supportsWell, it could be technically possible with vsync off, but the tearing would be awful.
60Hz is the max HDMI supportsWell, it could be technically possible with vsync off, but the tearing would be awful.
BASE mode, no change as identical hardware in all intents and purposes.Doesn't this game have dynamic resolution? maybe it doesn't need a patch because they made the game so that when it's played on better hardware you get better resolution,
PC only. Consoles are not an option for you if this is the case.Any game targeting 30 FPS might as well not exist in my book. I can't play at that framerate anymore, I just can't - 60 is ok, but ideally I want at least 80-100+. If more games offered the option that Tomb Raider does (unlocked framerate at 1080p) the Pro would be much more appealing to me, but unfortunately I haven't heard of many developers doing this in their pro patch. It'll be interesting to see how games coming out from now on handle it, since everyone needs to have some sort of Pro functionality - a setting that prioritizes framerate over visuals becoming a standard feature would be neat, but I'm not sure I should get my hopes up...
Ha, what you need is a PSVR.Any game targeting 30 FPS might as well not exist in my book. I can't play at that framerate anymore, I just can't - 60 is ok, but ideally I want at least 80-100+. If more games offered the option that Tomb Raider does (unlocked framerate at 1080p) the Pro would be much more appealing to me, but unfortunately I haven't heard of many developers doing this in their pro patch. It'll be interesting to see how games coming out from now on handle it, since everyone needs to have some sort of Pro functionality - a setting that prioritizes framerate over visuals becoming a standard feature would be neat, but I'm not sure I should get my hopes up...
Any game targeting 30 FPS might as well not exist in my book. I can't play at that framerate anymore, I just can't - 60 is ok, but ideally I want at least 80-100+. If more games offered the option that Tomb Raider does (unlocked framerate at 1080p) the Pro would be much more appealing to me, but unfortunately I haven't heard of many developers doing this in their pro patch. It'll be interesting to see how games coming out from now on handle it, since everyone needs to have some sort of Pro functionality - a setting that prioritizes framerate over visuals becoming a standard feature would be neat, but I'm not sure I should get my hopes up...
is this real? lmao. man you guys are really really really insane about framerate to the point it just looks silly.
is this real? lmao. man you guys are really really really insane about framerate to the point it just looks silly.
In theory it supports 120Hz @1080, just no devices i know of yet that have Hdmi support that refresh rate.60Hz is the max HDMI supports
Consider yourself blessed if that's the case. It's night and day for me almost.Maybe there is something wrong with me but I have a hard time telling the difference between 60 fps and 144 fps on my freesync monitor. Heck depending on the game I can't tell much difference between 30 and 60 fps.
Maybe there is something wrong with me but I have a hard time telling the difference between 60 fps and 144 fps on my freesync monitor. Heck depending on the game I can't tell much difference between 30 and 60 fps.
Nothing wrong with having high standards, once you get used to high framerates it can be hard to go back.
I miss the CRT days for that.I can play games at 30fps, but I definitely don't like it.
60 should be the standard but hey not everyone feels that way. 120+fps is crazy but I've yet to make the jump to high refresh rate monitors.
I miss the CRT days for that.
100+ fps on a CRT monitor still looks better in motion than any high refresh rate LCD. It's just a look that has been lost to time.
Those will all happen, of course.
Though, for TLG, I've asked that Tom or someone does the video. I don't want to spoil my experience with that game...I've waited way too long. I want to savor it.
I miss the CRT days for that.
100+ fps on a CRT monitor still looks better in motion than any high refresh rate LCD. It's just a look that has been lost to time.
I miss the CRT days for that.
100+ fps on a CRT monitor still looks better in motion than any high refresh rate LCD. It's just a look that has been lost to time.
I think this console launch is rivalling the Wii U's in terms of sheer confusion. I still have no idea really what this console can do. I think I'm just getting old, but consoles are supposed to be the 'easy' option and PCs the more complicated aren't they?
Nothing wrong with having high standards, once you get used to high framerates it can be hard to go back.
The ol' Sony GDM-FW900 is still amazing.You seem to absolutely love CRT's! Do you have a favorite/recommended one?; it's something I've wondered!
Plasmas are all native 60hz. I don't think anyone made a plasma supporting refresh rates higher than that.What about panny plasmas and their 2,500-3,000 focus field drive? Plasma tvs aren't native 60,120 frames are they?
There is wanting higher standards and then there is being crazy .
Any game targeting 30 FPS might as well not exist in my book. I can't play at that framerate anymore, I just can't - 60 is ok, but ideally I want at least 80-100+. If more games offered the option that Tomb Raider does (unlocked framerate at 1080p) the Pro would be much more appealing to me, but unfortunately I haven't heard of many developers doing this in their pro patch. It'll be interesting to see how games coming out from now on handle it, since everyone needs to have some sort of Pro functionality - a setting that prioritizes framerate over visuals becoming a standard feature would be neat, but I'm not sure I should get my hopes up...
I don't think what he said is crazy, but for a console related thread it definitely is.
We've been though all this. That doesn't happen without a patch, everything is downclocked and compute units are halved.
Unfortunately, that does not happen on the Pro. There is absolutely zero improvement - the system runs like a standard PS4 when running non-Pro games.
I'm was saying maybe they made the game with the pro mode on the disc.
I was just thinking that maybe they didn't need a patch because they made the game to run on PS4 Pro day one.
All initial impressions are that Tomb Raider is the one to beat so far in terms of the improvements the Pro ver brings to the able.So I'm thinking of picking one of these up this week. Just got an X800D (43" used as a monitor) and I'm wonder what would the best game be to showcase this thing? I want to be wowed by 4k and hdr--hopefully wowed enough to make the purchase feel worth it :#
If you think it's worth it then that's fine, I personally don't. The graphics card comparison doesn't quite work either as when you upgrade your GPU, you aren't limited to what options the devs see fit, if I want to run a game in 60fps, I can with a new GPU..It's MY choice. I can also go back and play older games at much higher fps/resolution with a GPU too, the Pro for the most part is current and future titles only, and who knows how many of those will be half arsed attempts.
I'm was saying maybe they made the game with the pro mode on the disc.
I was just thinking that maybe they didn't need a patch because they made the game to run on PS4 Pro day one.
I am just utterly dumbstruck at how someone can claim to have no idea what the console can do if they've even skimmed GAF in the last week. you have to go out of your way to avoid the info
Skyrim Special Edition 1.1 Update (All Platforms Unless Otherwise Noted)
Fixes
General performance and optimization improvements
Fixed rare issue with NPCs not appearing in proper locations
Fixed an issue with interface elements not appearing correctly on certain
displays (Xbox One and PS4)
Fixed issue with saves erroneously being marked as Modded, even though no mods are active
Updated some sound files to not use compression
So I'm thinking of picking one of these up this week. Just got an X800D (43" used as a monitor) and I'm wonder what would the best game be to showcase this thing? I want to be wowed by 4k and hdr--hopefully wowed enough to make the purchase feel worth it :#
Anyone know of the PS4P's HDMI quality?
Still no reason to go from OG PS4 > Pro without a 4K TV.
I'll continue to wait for 4K prices to drop and the XB Scorpio.
Just to play devil's advocate, instead of dismissing it as people being willfully ignorant, have we ever considered the thought that maybe it is confusing to a lot of people? I mean it keeps constantly coming up on an enthusiast board of all places. Maybe we shouldn't be so quick to say it's a non issue.
Have we gotten any more 'sexy 1080p mode' confirmations outside of Tomb Raider?I mean sure if you willfully ignored the upgrades 1080p users will be getting oh and those crisp downsampled 1080p Titanfall 2 screenshots.
The ol' Sony GDM-FW900 is still amazing.
It's a 16:10 24" CRT monitor (not large by today's standards) and supports up to 2304 x 1,440 @ 80hz but it can do up to 160hz at lower resolutions. Of course, being a CRT, it has no fixed resolution.
Incredible motion clarity and non-fixed resolutions are such a big advantage that no other display seems to be able to provide. Even low resolutions look amazing on these things.
...but it's just not practical as the case is massive, it's super heavy and the screen size isn't large.
Have we gotten any more 'sexy 1080p mode' confirmations outside of Tomb Raider?
Thanks for replying and yeah, that is certainly a beautiful display! My recollection of CRT's is just a blurry, blurry, timepiece from long ago. Never knew such quality screens existed! It makes me really want one to play games I've never tried like Silent Hill 3 and Metroid Prime!
Just to play devil's advocate, instead of dismissing it as people being willfully ignorant, have we ever considered the thought that maybe it is confusing to a lot of people? I mean it keeps constantly coming up on an enthusiast board of all places. Maybe we shouldn't be so quick to say it's a non issue.
I agree all of this has been confusing and it's a delicate situation. I specifically mean in the last week or so the front page of GAF has consistently been saturated with Pro threads. I am just genuinely surprised that a poster would have enough interest to comment in on Pro thread, and completely ignore the countless other threads that showcase the information that person is seeking.
perhaps I give people too much credit I dunno
is this real? lmao. man you guys are really really really insane about framerate to the point it just looks silly.
Just the way I feel as a PS4 owner with a 1080p screen. Downsampling is very nice and I do it on PC a lot but I'm not going to buy a whole other console to do it there as well.What makes you say that it isn't worth the price? Even Digital Foundry has stressed that it's keenly priced and that its consumers are getting good deal.
The Pro is a lot of more powerful than the OG PS4 and Xbox One, yet it only costs a $100 more. And if you already own either machine, you can possibly get a respectable $125-200 deducted.
As for the two GPU's I suggested, it was simply to show a layman analogy between a power advantage of the PS4 Pro vs recommending low-midrange GPU's. I know you can do more on a PC, I'm not arguing that.
As for the "half arsed attempts", even than they'll either look and or perform better than the OG model.
30FPS is horrible if you've been gaming the last 4-5 years at a standard of 60. It makes it especially hard when you try to sit down and play a Sony exclusive at 30fps, even though their exclusives are brilliant. Then again if you've been playing the last 4-5 years at 60fps a PS4 probably isn't for you.
30FPS is horrible if you've been gaming the last 4-5 years at a standard of 60. It makes it especially hard when you try to sit down and play a Sony exclusive at 30fps, even though their exclusives are brilliant. Then again if you've been playing the last 4-5 years at 60fps a PS4 probably isn't for you.
I wouldn't be that much interested as well if that was the only benefit, but it totally depends on the game. TR, KF2, Second Son/Last Light all give 60 or close-to-60 options for 1080p now as well, and other games give increased detail at 1080p over and above just supersampling. I'd love more games to have this of course, but considering it's early those are encouraging.Just the way I feel as a PS4 owner with a 1080p screen. Downsampling is very nice and I do it on PC a lot but I'm not going to buy a whole other console to do it there as well.