PS5 supports 1440p. that's all there is to it. now people with 1440p monitors can use them to play their PS5.Do a lot more people game on monitors than I was aware of? I am happy that this feature is coming since I see a lot of people asking for it, but my 4K OLED doesn't benefit.
Aside from being able to use a high refresh rate 1440p monitor is there a benefit to this that I am now aware of.
This was not a thing? Holy shit. What about Xbox? These console were rushed as f.
Ok. Cool. Happy for those that wanted it.PS5 supports 1440p. that's all there is to it. now people with 1440p monitors can use them to play their PS5.
Do a lot more people game on monitors than I was aware of? I am happy that this feature is coming since I see a lot of people asking for it, but my 4K OLED doesn't benefit.
Aside from being able to use a high refresh rate 1440p monitor is there a benefit to this that I am now aware of.
VRR and 1440p weren't just introduced with Series X|S. they were also on Xbox One consoles.Ok. Cool. Happy for those that wanted it.
As critical as I have been on MS for their constant delays in 1st party development, they have absolutely NAILED the design of Xbox Series X in terms of gaming features. VRR, ALLM, 1440p all were available day 1.
My TV is a bit of an older one, and while it was way ahead of its time with Freesync + Gsync + HDMI-VRR + 120hz support, it only supports 4K60, 1440p120 and 1080p120 because it's only HDMI 2.0
before I always had to use my PS5 at 1080p120 when I wanted to use 120hz modes in games.
with this update I can finally go up to 1440p at 120hz
so that's another use.
Please note: VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p.
Sony have a new range of gaming monitors, one of which support 1440pDo a lot more people game on monitors than I was aware of? I am happy that this feature is coming since I see a lot of people asking for it, but my 4K OLED doesn't benefit.
Aside from being able to use a high refresh rate 1440p monitor is there a benefit to this that I am now aware of.
lmfao. so 2024 before they support VRR on 1440p.Please note: VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p.
it's not a joke lol. scroll down to the bottom of the pageare you fucking joking rn? if not: WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK is wrong with Sony?
I know, but they weren't there day 1. No MS fault since those features barely even existed in 2013 if at all. Nevertheless, SOny never bothered to implement those features into PS4 and many weren't for PS5 on launch.VRR and 1440p weren't just introduced with Series X|S. they were also on Xbox One consoles.
it's not a joke lol. scroll down to the bottom of the page
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are you fucking joking rn? if not: WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK is wrong with Sony?
lmfao. so 2024 before they support VRR on 1440p.
wtf are sony up to?
not on last gen consoles no they weren't there day 1 but for current gen yeah which is what i thought you were talking about since you mentioned Series X.I know, but they weren't there day 1. No MS fault since those features barely even existed in 2013 if at all. Nevertheless, SOny never bothered to implement those features into PS4 and many weren't for PS5 on launch.
HDR is really the only feature I can think of that Sony implemented in their consoles ASAP.
I can't recall if the original fat Xbox One ever got those features or did they only get introduced when the Xbox One S came out?not on last gen consoles no they weren't there day 1 but for current gen yeah which is what i thought you were talking about since you mentioned Series X.
I can't recall if the original fat Xbox One ever got those features or did they only get introduced when the Xbox One S came out?
Probably a FreeSync vs HDMI VRR thing.How can it not support VRR...I don't get it?
I mean I'm buzzing because now I can opt for a 1440p gaming monitor as I want an upgrade. I'm sure VRR must be coming right?
How are Sony so shit with this stuff. Its a bit of a joke at this point.
Please note: VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p.
i think the OG xb1 uses HDMI 1.4 so doesn't support VRR. xbox one s and x use 2.0b which does support VRRI can't recall if the original fat Xbox One ever got those features or did they only get introduced when the Xbox One S came out?
either sony are incompetent or lazy. maybe both. it's a joke that it took this long to get 1440p and they can't even do it with VRR.How can it not support VRR...I don't get it?
I mean I'm buzzing because now I can opt for a 1440p gaming monitor as I want an upgrade. I'm sure VRR must be coming right?
How are Sony so shit with this stuff. Its a bit of a joke at this point.
Probably a FreeSync vs HDMI VRR thing.
i can kinda understand getting 1400p mixed up with 1440p but how on earth did OP get all that HTML shit in there? lmao.Sorry OP but we already have a far superior thread about it:
Echoes the HD-DVD vs Bluray disc wars. HD-DVD was feature rich at launch, took years for Sony to catch up with basic features that even standard DVDs already had.I share the sentiment of others here. Series consoles were quite ready in terms of hardware and OS and but ps5 wasnt that ready. Despite people critics complaining about same os in xbox.
i can kinda understand getting 1400p mixed up with 1440p but how on earth did OP get all that HTML shit in there? lmao.
They always send me PS4 beta codes and then ask me if I enjoyed the PS5 beta.
I am looking forward to trying this and maybe the game list thing, though if it's only under your collection then I won't bother:
- Compare 3D Audio and Stereo Audio
- You can now listen to and compare the difference between 3D and stereo audio on the same screen, and then choose your preferred setting.
Probably a FreeSync vs HDMI VRR thing.
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Does not have freesync, that's is probably why. Monitors does not use the same standard of "VRR".Please note: VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p.
Please note: VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p.
I have a UK code (not sure what other countries it'll work for).If anyone has an extra code, I will appreciate it
Thanks.Here’s a EU code:
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They actually tried native screen rendering on ps3. Was more of a ball ache than anythingFinally
And something that I never understood with consoles is why they dont render the game at a lower resolution so you can improve framerate
Let the player choose their own experience like on PC.
Want to play Bloodborne in 720p so you can have it at 60 fps? Ok
I have my PS5 on a 1080p monitor, and it looks excellent since it downsamples every game. Pristine image quality.
But I would rather play games at 120 fps 1080p
When a company has zero logic ....Please note: VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p.