It's way too early.
No, not at all. Tearing is one of my most hated flaws, and I really wish devs would do what it takes to completely eliminate it.
So is it just me or does the cutscene starting at 5:12 look significantly worse on the Series X?
Seems like a difference in texture quality, not just resolution. Hopefully digital foundry goes more in-depth with their analysis.
I mean, it kinda does? Xbox One games were hitting 900p at launch and pretty much stayed that way for 7 years.
Honestly the only difference I can see is that PS5 is slightly darker.So is it just me or does the cutscene starting at 5:12 look significantly worse on the Series X?
Seems like a difference in texture quality, not just resolution. Hopefully digital foundry goes more in-depth with their analysis.
Yeh I saw that too but I didn't want to say it cause I'm not sure what exactly is going on there technically.So is it just me or does the cutscene starting at 5:12 look significantly worse on the Series X?
Seems like a difference in texture quality, not just resolution. Hopefully digital foundry goes more in-depth with their analysis.
If you have a VRR display the Series X might come out ahead. With VRR you are getting frames instead of dropping them altogether.
From what I've played on the X myself it's pretty much always looked as sharp as the PS5 screen. In cut scenes and gameplay. Not sure what's going on with that capture
The surprising return of crushed blacks?So is it just me or does the cutscene starting at 5:12 look significantly worse on the Series X?
Seems like a difference in texture quality, not just resolution. Hopefully digital foundry goes more in-depth with their analysis.
Yeah, also once the dev's start to get more accustom to GDK, they'll be able to do crazy things with X. Im not sure if these games are using VA, perhaps Dirst 5 is.
Definitely a gamma difference between the two boxes which is unsurprising.
I guess PS5 is doing crushed blacks now instead of Xbox, talk about reversal.So is it just me or does the cutscene starting at 5:12 look significantly worse on the Series X?
Seems like a difference in texture quality, not just resolution. Hopefully digital foundry goes more in-depth with their analysis.
It seems to have less tearing, maybe none during gameplay.
I'd personally take the occasional frame drops, hate screen tearing.
I don't know enough to say if those are crushed blacks or not but there is definitely a lot less detail in the character's face and clothing on the Series X. Usually crushed blacks produce less detail, not more, as far as I know.
Yes, but that could just be textures not fully loaded in for that frame.So is it just me or does the cutscene starting at 5:12 look significantly worse on the Series X?
Seems like a difference in texture quality, not just resolution. Hopefully digital foundry goes more in-depth with their analysis.
It's the same throughout the entire cutscene. But it could still be a streaming issue.
Same for me, If a game has bad tearing I normally give it a miss. Nothing more immersion breaking than having torn frames all over the place. We wouldn't accept it for movies and it really shouldn't be acceptable in games with the options that are available. Especially when games are as expensive as they are. I appreciate that developing is difficult but having a game tear should literally be a last resort, drop the res if you have to or give people the option of enabling VSync if they would rather take the hit. Luckily my TV has VRR and the cut scenes don't tear for me at all and maybe only seen it once in gameplay in about 10 hours, that being said it shouldn't be there at all.
