Well I mean Microsoft makes bloated operating systems that hog more system resources and RAM then they should. Them Digital Foundry head to heads would've had closer gaps if 1X ui was also 4k such a shame. If they have to reserve more RAM just to run the ui in 4k that 18% gpu advantage is not going to even translate on screen.dont see any reason to have a 1080p UI on series X? it must just still be running the xbox one version...if its not then it kinda sucks but the refreshed UI looks good eitherway.
I know, but people talking about RAM etc.
There is no way around it: while it isn't a big problem, this is not good by any means. Most certainly they will update de UI one day.
What rule exactly? The fact that the UI isn't final and could change so don't focus on pre-release features? He said that if it doesn't change he would be frustrated. What more could he say?Gotta love these rules.
This is exactly why I hate all this 'influencer' type shit.
This isn't a bunch of people speaking their minds it is a bunch of people who are contractually obliged to only talk about the points that the marketer wants them to talk about.
I'm a bit confused. What am I missing? Are people wanting a 4k UI so that things shrink down and you can fit more things onscreen? What is the goal here?
I'm looking at text and images on my Xbox One X and switching to my PS4 Pro back and forth. What am I not seeing here? I don't get it. Are thumb images supposed to be clearer on the PS4 Pro? I'm not seeing it.
Now this is funny. The UI is going to look fuzzy as fuck on big TVs.
Yea I'm seeing it now. Clearly. The thumbs on the XBONEX are not anywhere near as clear as the PS4PRO.If you have 50+ 4ktv. you notice how blurry 1080p images.
You’re used to the softnessXbox one X looks fine on my 75", not blurry at all lol. Much hyperbole
This actually affects me. Granted I'm in the minority. I game on a HDR 4k pixel shifting projector. On the One X its jarring going from the dashboard to a game. The projector has to enable it's 4k mode and HDR which causes the screen to flicker and and changes it's color to HDR. This is annoying but tolerable. The big issue comes when going back to the dashboard. I get kind of a crushed black affect on all content I load next. Only way to reset is to turn the projector off and on. Very annoying to say the least.honest question... who the fuck cares? like... that's basically the least important thing ever, what would you gain by having a 4k Dashboard? it's flat icons using flat PNG files and flat shapes surrounding them
Now this is funny. The UI is going to look fuzzy as fuck on big TVs.
This actually affects me. Granted I'm in the minority. I game on a HDR 4k pixel shifting projector. On the One X its jarring going from the dashboard to a game. The projector has to enable it's 4k mode and HDR which causes the screen to flicker and and changes it's color to HDR. This is annoying but tolerable. The big issue comes when going back to the dashboard. I get kind of a crushed black affect on all content I load next. Only way to reset is to turn the projector off and on. Very annoying to say the least.
Not really, while not preferable, it's just the UI. If that means a little extra room in ram for games (the reason we buy it in the first place) so be it.So no one see the the humor in the fact that the company that is known for their OS is somehow having trouble getting their UI into 4K on a 12TF console while Sony is out here running games in 4K with pop up UI doing all types of foolishness & juggling a picture in picture around the screen while you play games?
Not really, while not preferable, it's just the UI. If that means a little extra room in ram for games (the reason we buy it in the first place) so be it.
It's funny, just not that significant. The UI could be 480i, black and white and sometimes utter anti-semitic remarks, but it has no bearing on the system's ability to render high end visuals.So no one see the the humor in the fact that the company that is known for their OS is somehow having trouble getting their UI into 4K on a 12TF console while Sony is out here running games in 4K with pop up UI doing all types of foolishness & juggling a picture in picture around the screen while you play games?
Honestly, I don't care. That's for consoles warriors to worry about. My 1X looks awesome. My series x will look awesome. It doesn't seem like like a problem to me.But from the looks of things they haven't shown any benefits of going with a 1080p UI vs PS5 4K UI so there seems to be a memory management problem that they will have to get under control.
Honestly, I don't care. That's for consoles warriors to worry about. My 1X looks awesome. My series x will look awesome. It doesn't seem like like a problem to me.
You asked a question, though I suspect you really didn't want to hear an answer.You don't care so why are we having this convo?
You asked a question, though I suspect you really didn't want to hear an answer.
Ok, you are making the assumption that head up, there won't be a benefit for MS. That may turn out to be true, but as of right now, we don't know that. So I'm going to reserve judgement on the respective console makers choices because they made said choices for a reason. I'm assuming to make the best console possible.If you look back you will see that I said that if they are using a 1080P UI it's because they are getting more benefit from it than they would have got from having a cleaner UI , but that don't change the fact that it's funny to see Microsoft who is pretty good at this stuff having a issue getting the UI in 4K while Sony has all the other stuff going on while you are playing games in 4K.
I think it's more because Sony confirmed the PS5 UI is designed for 4k and supports HDR, so it feels like an odd step that a more powerful console isn't doing the same.but I also don't see the issue here... is 4K really that important for the dashboard?
Ok, you are making the assumption that head up, there won't be a benefit for MS. That may turn out to be true, but as of right now, we don't know that. So I'm going to reserve judgement on the respective console makers choices because they made said choices for a reason. I'm assuming to make the best console possible.
Edit: If you do think there is going to be a benefit for MS by having 1080p ui, then I'm not sure what you're going on about. In this scenario Microsoft prioritized game performance. That's not funny, that's what I want.
No one cared when Xbox One X UI was 1080P I'm sure you will gain more from saving the bandwidth using 1080 UI than you will get from seeing a cleaner dashboard.
Yeah, as I said, since it's a 4K console (we might even call it a 4K generation probably), it doesnt make sense not being 4K to begin with. It's just that I don't think it matters that much in the dashboard.I think it's more because Sony confirmed the PS5 UI is designed for 4k and supports HDR, so it feels like an odd step that a more powerful console isn't doing the same.
Then I'm not understanding the point of your original question I responded to. Was there a point?What? this is my 1st post