Well then you should clearly be able to see a difference between 1440p and native 4k.
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Eurogamer.de: Assassin's Creed Valhalla will also be in 4K60FPS on PS5
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Well then you should clearly be able to see a difference between 1440p and native 4k.
For COD Infinite Warfare they said that the only way to notice difference between native 4K and checkerboarded 4K on PS4 Pro was to press the eyeball directly to the screen of the TV. :D
There's a "fidelity" mode and a performance mode, but we don't know what the fidelity mode will have since apparently the game runs at 4k at 60fps (on the performance mode presumably).
RT I suppose, maybe it's something like Ghost (a "solid" FPS mode and a mode with some drops).
There was RT reflections in the gameplay trailer which was 4k 60 fps.
True, so I don't know what they'll do. Maybe armor reflections? I honestly don't know how they will improve a native 4k, 60 FPS, RT-enabled game.
Or maybe the performance mode has no RT, runs at 1440p and 90 fps or so.
Ok with 60fps being confirmed this is back to my buy list
But wow an AC game at 60fps on consoles for the first damn time
Times a changing
But wow an AC game at 60fps on consoles for the first damn time
Times a changing
I also sit close to my 55" 4k TV . Of course you can see a difference but honestly it's not that big of a difference for me personally. 1800p Vs native 4K on the other hand isn't even noticeable to me.
Never said I can't. It is just unnecessary and a big waste of ressources for the differences it makes.
Hopefully devs don't feel like they need to target native 4K and can use dynamic resolution and reconstruction to get better graphics or frame rates instead.
Doesn't bode well for the Xbox Series S though
Doesn't bode well for the Xbox Series S though
Yeah give me lower internal res all day long with better graphics
not sure if this was real but that made me laugh out loud at the image of this
I still don't think either will end up being Native 4k/60fps. For some reason, since both consoles are advertised to have Variable Refresh Rate, I'm thinking it will be 4k/60fps in empty areas and lower resolution and 30-45fps in busy areas.
A 2080ti with a 4.9ghz i7 8700k struggles with Odyssey at 4k
But, who knows.
A 2080ti with a 4.9ghz i7 8700k struggles with Odyssey at 4k
But, who knows.
Even Digital Foundry struggle to tell the difference with some checkerboard techniques, so this is clearly bullshit.
The point is that reconstruction in general can look as good as, or better than, native resolution. Just because they're not using proprietary DLSS tech doesn't mean they can't use something else that does the same thing.
With reconstruction methods available, native 4K is a waste of resources. They just need to not use the shitty reconstruction methods.
That's your opinion and it's ok . I am playing Luigi's mansion 3 on my 4k screen and it's one of the most beautiful games I've played this gen despite it obviously running below 1080p.
I think the question has always just been what sort of tradeoffs the PS5 version might need to do in order to keep up.
In my experience, even an RTX 2080 would be hard-pressed to get 4k60 on modern Assassins Creed games, so getting 4k60 on an even weaker GPU would certainly require tweaking.
My guess is that Ubisoft has just done some nice CPU optimization here, is using Dynamic resolutions (realistically it's up to 4k and 60fps), and/or tweaked shadows, lighting, post processing etc.
I'm looking firward to the Digital Foundry comparisons.
IMO those additional CU's cant be used to their maximum ability due to only having 16gb or RAM.
It is completely true that a 1440p resolution scaling to 4K looks terrible. The person I was replying to made no mention of checkerboarding or DLSS.
Happy to have it confirmed, very curious to see Digital Foundry's comparison between both games when the time comes.
Faster load times / maybe LOD transitions? Honestly I'm sure devs will come up with creative uses for the SSD bandwidth.
Oh for sure, I'm just not seeing big differences between the consoles when it comes to SSD.
Expected but good to have confirmation, will play it on PS5.
The only console left to confirm 60fps is Series S, very interested if it will it at 1080. or 1440p (dynamic).
The only console left to confirm 60fps is Series S, very interested if it will it at 1080. or 1440p (dynamic).
It's the single biggest difference between the two systems - The PS5's SSD is more than twice as fast as the Xbox's
I struggle to see the difference between 1440p and native 4K, sitting 7 feet away from a 65 inch TV.
There will of course be differences between the two versions. There are always differences. We won't really know until DF analysis comes out.
In regards to the way the games will look and perform (as in frame rates and ray tracing), i would bet that the TF advantage Series X has over PS5 will be much more important than SSD differences between the two systems in almost all cases.
Not specifically DLSS but pretty sure both Series X and PS5 have machine learning of some sort.
Perhaps the PS5 and Series X versions aren't running at 'ultra' PC settings in order to hit 4K. The article seems to indicate Ubisoft clarifies it's actual 4K:
Und zwar volle 4K-Auflösung, wie man betont, was man ja auch erwarten kann.
"By which they mean true 4k resolution, as they stressed, which should be expected."
In any case, AC Origins and Odyssey are 2-3 years old now. Would make sense they probably optimized the engine since then?
I am expecting dynamic resolution on both consoles: (up to) native 4K.
Vrooom, digital foundry logo. Hello and welcome to the first next gen comparison video on this channel. Both versions are completely identical. Thank you for watching, don't forget the bell.
For the records I have a lot of friends from Ubi that are working on the game. They are pushing both hardware hard for this title. They are also using properly DualSense and because of this the PS5 version can potentially be the best version of AC:V. You can also expect 4K with RT on the PS5 version of the new WD. Ubi will deliver on both games on the next-gen hardware.
That's where I wish they would give us a choice. I would rather have a lower resolution mode with max settings myself.
