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So if Sony doesn't support it how does F1 2021 run at 1440p 120fps?
GTA 3: The Definitive Edition on ps5 dipping down to 35 fps, next gen console gaming at its finest
That's also on performance mode with lower settings and resolution: https://youtu.be/Ku0Qxl3JxbI?t=76
Of course it's the developer. It's just some people are trying to pass this notion that console games are problem free, run perfectly and are magically optimized. When in fact they are currently equivalent to a mid range pc (due to be low end in 2022) and face similar problems which include crashes, restarts and poor optimization.
. It runs at 4K@30 to 45fps Ray Tracing mode. When on PC you can get 4K@90fps plus, max settings , Ultra Ray Tracing.I don't even know why the PS5 put 8K on the box of the console, that's must be another gimmick
yes and the framerate cap they introduced was amazingly smooth and consistent. it never felt like actual 30 fps you would get on PC. it ran like a dream, mostly. sometimes these devs adjust and tweak so much that even 30 fps feels very solid. im not saying its optimal, but the 30-40 fps you get on PC is not equal to the 30 40 fps you get on consoles. take the marvel's spiderman for example, i'm pretty sure most of the "pc master race" mindset people here would fail to say spiderman ran at 30 fps. even my friend was shocked when I told it was 30 fps, he couldn't believe it. of course same applies to superior 60 fps lock they have. pc users play with weird and janky frametimes with weird %1 lows unproportional to their average FPS. say they get 100 fps average, but their %1 lows will never be tight and consistent. even the most powerful hardware will push 70-80 fps minimums if they're getting 100 fps average, so the experience is not smooth as you would get with a tight 100 fps framelimit (in which you would need an headroom that would push you to 120s), which they can't achieve, because they're mostly gpu bound. im talking about the userr who says they're getting 90 fps rt ultra. that is with uncapped framerate and uncapped hardware. so it will get drops below 90 fps, since it does not have a headroom above 90 fps. ps5 / xsx leave a lot of headroom above 60 fps (i'd say 75-90 fps) to get a consistent and smooth locked 60 fps overall. in the end, they push %1 lows like 58-59. even locking to 60 fps on a PC game will usually produce %1 lows such as 50-55 due to windows being an unoptimized bloat ridden OS that is not optimized and focused for gaming, and of course, drivers and APIs are less efficient to provide console-level superior smooth frametimes
" i asked him if he saw them tears with a ps4, which to he replied "no". so it was clear that the VSYNC+ frame limiter they used for ps4 version was vastly superior to their PC implementaiton. he also tried witcher 3, and experienced the exact same thing. i urged him to try couple more games, and most of them were disappointing. i told him about VRR and stuff, but he didn'T have a VRR screen. then again, he should not need a VRR to screen to match a ps4's input latency in battlefront 2, yet he did so. because devs just botch all the console ports and do a whack job. this is not a example to portray PC platform as a bad thing, this is just an example to portray that if you don't tick some specific boxes, you get inferior experience even if you have stronger, more capable hardware.
That's the worst logic I've ever seen as to why we should be comparing a £360-£450 console to a £1250+ (at MSRP) gaming PC
. Ideally you would want a dedicated gaming machine anyway, if you have any heavy tasks running you wouldn't want to pause or stop them in order to game. Plus who would want to run games with invasive kernel level spyware disguised as anti-cheat on their main PC, seems like a massive security risk.
