That’s me right here, PS5 on 1080p. My only TV is a Panasonic VT60 I bought in 2014. It’s a pretty great 1080p plasma that still looks great imo.
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Official info for God of War Ragnarok's graphics modes on PS5 & PS4
- Thread starter kyliethicc
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Skifi28
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Noise. The PS4 pro participates in air shows when running the game.
kyliethicc
Member
The PS5 was made for 4K HDR TVs. Buy one asap.
tommib
Member
Although I agree with this, I have a friend who has a 1080p plasma and fuck me if PS5 Elden Ring didn’t look better in that tv than in my 4K HDR. Something about the colour contrast. It’s quite striking.
JackMcGunns
Member
Favor Performance + HFR + VRR
tommib
Member
How close do we think this will be to 120 fps? Pure curiosity. I don’t have a TV for these modes.
JackMcGunns
Member
A flagship 1080p plasma > Avg. 4K TV. I only upgraded recently to a Sony A80J 77" from a Samsung PN64E7000
Somewhere in the middle I hope, I wouldn't think it will get anywhere close 120fps, but with VRR enabled, the unlocked high framerate is the way to go for me.
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kyliethicc
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nah old SDR TVs are weak sauce get on dat new HDR hotness. just don't buy a shit one of course lol
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RoadHazard
Gold Member
I don't understand comments like this, you need to be first to shit up the thread?
Kinda odd they don't offer a 1080p mode for PS5, I bet there's a fairly sizable amount of people still gaming on their 1080P sets.
Those people will get the benefit of 4K (reconstructed as it may be) downscaled to 1080p, i.e. they will get a very nice supersampled image.
MikeM
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Don’t ever get rid if that TV if you do upgrade. I had the same panel.
If you do upgrade, go OLED for the closest thing to plasma.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Downsampling will look better on a 1080p set.
nightmare-slain
Member
so consoles are basically PCs now?
tommib
Member
But without stutter issues.
digoutyoursoul
Member
Probably in half an hour or so
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
sankt-Antonio
:^)--?-<
Why are some ofd you talking about 120fps? The 40Hz mode is only using a 120Hz container, you still only get 40fps...
tommib
Member
Wrong. You’ll get unlocked performance mode with VRR which will get close to 120 fps.
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DeepEnigma
Gold Member
This is the 40Hz below.
Quality
2160p 30 Hz
1800p-2160p 40 Hz (120 Hz output)
1800p-2160p unlocked (120 Hz w/ VRR)
This is the 120hz in performance mode.
Performance
1440p-2160p 60 Hz
1440p unlocked (120 Hz)
1440p unlocked (120 Hz w/ VRR)
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sankt-Antonio
:^)--?-<
Who says the game is unlocked 60fps mode is going to be 120fps? Again, they use a 120Hz container for VRR to work properly, but it's not automatically 120fps in game. could be 60-70fps.
tommib
Member
Sure. It could be 80 or 120. It’s not 40, that’s for sure.
sankt-Antonio
:^)--?-<
Ahh.. I See, my initial post is confusing. I meant in quality mode ist 40fps, in a 120hz container, and performance mode in a 120Hz container is 60-???fps.
I was just confused why people where like "yeah ill go with 120fps"...
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Yes. Just like Insomniac has been doing since launch.
tommib
Member
They’re dropping the resolution to a fixed 1440p in HFR performance mode with unlocked fps and VRR. We have to wait and see how that performs. I’m thinking high 80s.
EverydayBeast
thinks Halo Infinite is a new graphical benchmark
Kratos is unstoppable.
sendit
Member
Straight to the gut. Fortunately I’ll be double dipping again when this comes out on PC.
Physiognomonics
Member
According to previews it's about 80-100fps most of the time and it can actually reach 120fps.
kyliethicc
Member
notes from the df article on PS5 modes
on average the performance mode is ~ 1800p locked 60 fps
"Quality mode renders at a full native 4K while performance mode instead uses dynamic resolution scaling ranging from 1440p up to 2160p. On average, pixel counts reveal that it spends most of its time around 1872p. What's new this time, however, is the inclusion of TAA with upsampling. This TAAU solution helps even lower pixel counts appear suitably 4K and as a result, image quality is greatly increased over the prior game. The two modes look very, very close."
or can unlock and get 1440p at ~ 80-90 fps average
"The high frame-rate mode basically removes the 60fps cap and bottoms out the resolution at 1440p, allowing the frame-rate to reach for 120 frames per second instead. The reality, however, is that we're mostly looking at a performance between 80 to 90 frames per second in most scenarios."
on average the performance mode is ~ 1800p locked 60 fps
"Quality mode renders at a full native 4K while performance mode instead uses dynamic resolution scaling ranging from 1440p up to 2160p. On average, pixel counts reveal that it spends most of its time around 1872p. What's new this time, however, is the inclusion of TAA with upsampling. This TAAU solution helps even lower pixel counts appear suitably 4K and as a result, image quality is greatly increased over the prior game. The two modes look very, very close."
or can unlock and get 1440p at ~ 80-90 fps average
"The high frame-rate mode basically removes the 60fps cap and bottoms out the resolution at 1440p, allowing the frame-rate to reach for 120 frames per second instead. The reality, however, is that we're mostly looking at a performance between 80 to 90 frames per second in most scenarios."
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tommib
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playsaves3
Member
i realize now the vrr modes probably remove v sync correct?
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
I believe so. Since it act's as its own sync.
playsaves3
Member
quality mode can also be unlocked with vrr (i assume it will be mostly 45-55 like other quality modes)
playsaves3
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nx gamer mentioned its more 90-100 not that its a radical diff from df
MasterCornholio
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Putonahappyface
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Quality mode 2160p 30fps it is then.
I’ve been mulling on upgrading for a long time and will eventually get an OLED or whatever rolls around next, like micro LED.
I did try playing PS5 and watching movies on my mate’s A80J Sony OLED a few months ago at a night at his house. We played a bunch of games and watched The Last Duel on 4K Bluray. While it was a great and definitely looked better overall, I didn’t walk out of his house thinking “that’s so much better than what I’ve already got I need to buy one”. It’s not like the jump from SD CRT to HD and 1080p sets in the PS3 era. It’s definitely an upgrade but kinda like getting the same car again with leather seats. Plasma still looks great to me, and I also think it handles motion better than any current tech.
