4k this, 4k that.... a crap ton of people don't even have a god damn 4k tv.... what about us with 1080p tv's?
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Assassin's Creed Valhalla will run at minimum 30FPS on Xbox Series X (read probably 4K/30)
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RT is not something Icare about. My priority is fps and I had hopes to play ACv in 60 fps
The dream would be a forced vsync off option in the system menu. That would also net you a huge reduction in input lag with no risk of tearing due to the VRR.
I mean, we have current gen games at 4K/60. Devil May Cry V, Gears 5, Forza 7...
It's baffling to me that people think 'the 4K/60 dream is dead' or whatever for next gen when multiple games achieve it, while still looking amazing, on an Xbox One X. Every game and engine will run differently. Valhalla being cross gen doesn't we need to write off the idea that a lot of games will probably run at native 4K/60. It's not some unachievable aim.
When it runs at 4kish with additional bells and whistles and ray tracing, yeah.
Probably not optimized for these consoles either. The bigger point is that these consoles will be pushed beyond what 60fps requires. Always. Forever.
Get a PC if you don't want that reality.
More options are better. I want the graphical options to tweak inline with PC's. Let us tweak things to the way we want it.
He replied in the context of "force developers", so I dunno. I don't think they can "force" anyone, or will "force" anyone given their PR.
My TV only supports 1080p. Do you guys think there's a legit chance that it could also be optimized for 1080p/60fps?
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The CPU is >4x previous gens. I am not sure what troubles Ubisoft can possibly have.
If the is 4k 30fps it means half the CPU power is used on next-gen consoles.
If the is 4k 30fps it means half the CPU power is used on next-gen consoles.
No way there isnt an option for a dynamic at 60fps. I'm pretty sure the 4k 30 is all bells and whistles and we can then pare back to a dynamic resolution at 60. Also why say 60 if they can't deliver the true experiemce at 60. This sounds like "lets say 30 coz we know we can do that instead of saying 60 with compromises".
Hmmm we shall see when it comes closer to release, but not surprising. The people who expected 4K/60 and ray tracing are sure to be disappointed.
wtf...why? valhalla from that in engine trailer doesnt even look impressive at all. must be ubisoft poor optimization.
Sony and Microsoft provided developers with powerful CPUs, GPUs, SSDs and high bandwidth RAM.
The PS5 is a beast. The XSX is a beast.
30 FPS only is inexcusable.
It's time console players get more options. The hardware is ready for it.
The PS5 is a beast. The XSX is a beast.
30 FPS only is inexcusable.
It's time console players get more options. The hardware is ready for it.
by far the biggest complaint after the Xbox series X showcase Was that the visuals on show didn't wow.
Ubisoft has come to realize what many already know. The vast majority of folks care about fancy graphics over frame rate.
could it be.... the fact it's cross gen with Jaguars, and this is why the umbilical chord shoud be cut asap to current gen.
Another reason why I hope MS just burries the Xbox One and release everything as next gen exclusives.
But why? You can just install uplay pay $15 for uplay + (or get a month free if you haven't done it yet) and play it there and save $45, beat it and uninstall uplay.
Do people hate non-steam launchers that much they are willing to lose money?
Some of the replies in this thread. You can't expect a big increase in visual splendor and then also expect 60 FPS. Not happening for most games.
People who thought we would get 4K/60FPS with RTX at very high settings for AAA titles on new consoles either don't game on PC or don't know what they were talking about.
In AC: Odyssey you can't get anywhere near a stable 60FPS at 4K ultra settings with a 2080Ti and a CPU more powerful than the ones on next gen consoles.
And even lowering some settings, the game struggles to reach 60 in some areas.
Imagine adding RTX on top of that...
In AC: Odyssey you can't get anywhere near a stable 60FPS at 4K ultra settings with a 2080Ti and a CPU more powerful than the ones on next gen consoles.
And even lowering some settings, the game struggles to reach 60 in some areas.
Imagine adding RTX on top of that...
I always wanted to ask a question regarding recent Assassin's Creed games. What is it about the games that hits the CPU so hard? Do you think it's justified based on the visuals or is it an issue of optimization? I was holding out hope that maybe Vulkan or DX12 could help make 60 fps an easier target but a cross-gen AC console game still staying at 30 fps basically kills that dream.
I gotta laugh at these 60 fps standard people. A console doesn't inherently push out 60 frames. It's all up to the devs on how they wish to utilize the resources they are given. If they push visuals, you will get less frames. If they are conservative on the visuals, you will get more frames. Simple as that.
That being said, not having a subpar notebook cpu that makes games CPU-bound more often than not will definitely help with the framerate on average.
That being said, not having a subpar notebook cpu that makes games CPU-bound more often than not will definitely help with the framerate on average.
It's not that simple. If a game's framerate is bound by the CPU, lowering the resolution won't have a big impact on framerate. With that said though, these cross-gen games should have no problem hitting 60 FPS on next-gen systems and equivalent PCs. A "high framerate" mode should be standard in all cross-gen games imo.
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