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For PS5, it does not due to no LFC (low framerate compensation). The game regularly dips below 48FPS, which kicks it out of the VRR range.
I hear the Series consoles VRR range is 30-120, which will make this much better.
I was just able to get the Ps5 version to download using my gold edition disc. After placing the disc in the drive, I hit the ellipse button and selected the gold edition. From there I was able to download the ps5 edition of RE7.
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So I converted my ps4 save to PS5 but for whatever reason I'm missing the trophy for escaping the bedroom in 60 seconds as well as The Ghost Survivors trophies. Anybody else?
A Capcom special at this point. Its broken in all their RE Engine games.
Yeah my LG CX seems to be at a pretty consistent 50fps in many sections in RE2 on PS5. Too bad - if I play with RT off, I guess I get the native 4K and fast load times but not sure if it's worth it. Really was mainly hoping those janky reflections were gone :|
Also I had major problems with the gamma on this on ps4 but it seems like they're still here too
Also I had major problems with the gamma on this on ps4 but it seems like they're still here too
I'm going to replay re2. I've beat 1st and 2nd runs with both Leon and Claire long time ago. I want to replay both Claire's and leons story. Is it better to go with 1st or 2nd run? I forget the differences. Want the best experience before I start a game wanted to ask which one I should pick. Thanks.
Just put in a solid 2 hours of RE2 on my Series X in RT mode.
Idk, performance seems perfectly fine to me. There were a few noticeable drops here and there but nothing detrimental.
Not sure if VRR is masking the drops really well or what, but I'm really pleased so far. Such a gorgeous game.
Idk, performance seems perfectly fine to me. There were a few noticeable drops here and there but nothing detrimental.
Not sure if VRR is masking the drops really well or what, but I'm really pleased so far. Such a gorgeous game.
So I deleted my PS5 save and then converted the PS4 save again and it popped The Ghost Survivor trophies but the escape the bedroom trophy still didn't. At least it ain't tough to unlock.
1st run is way better for both of them. But if you want to play through it properly again (you can only get the real ending with the 2nd run), I think Claire 1st run and Leon 2nd run is the best way to play it.
So RE3make shipped at 4k on Xbox One X and basically never hit 60fps. This was highlighted by Digital Foundry and then Capcom patched the gsnd to lower the resolution and it became a locked 60fps.
So while I'm a little worried about performance especially on non-VRR screens I am optimistic that Capcom will improve performance over time.
RE engine still doesn't support dynamic resolution from what I can tell. Which is probably the solution we'd all like to see.
From my own experience tonight with RE3 on Series X on a VRR screen, I'm happy with how the RT looks and runs.
So while I'm a little worried about performance especially on non-VRR screens I am optimistic that Capcom will improve performance over time.
RE engine still doesn't support dynamic resolution from what I can tell. Which is probably the solution we'd all like to see.
From my own experience tonight with RE3 on Series X on a VRR screen, I'm happy with how the RT looks and runs.
XSX experience for RE2 and RE3 coming back very similar to my experience with Village: playable with VRR as the framerate is typically below 60fps but rarely drops far enough to break VRR and disrupt smooth image delivery. Not the most ideal turnout but very acceptable and appreciated effort as a freebie.
I still think I personally prefer the stock setting 4K+60fps myself, across all of these games.
I still think I personally prefer the stock setting 4K+60fps myself, across all of these games.
It is for 120fps mode, need a tv that supports it
edit: dunno why i thought this post was recent. Whatever
It's marginally better. There's still plenty of stuttering and noticeable dips, unfortunately. The Series X is much better with RE3/RT/VRR, though.
Realizing I forgot to prevent re7 from updating on PC with my 670.
So this means I probably can't play this anymore until I buy a new video card right? Has anyone on low end hardware tried it yet? If not I'll do it tomorrow to see if it launches.
So this means I probably can't play this anymore until I buy a new video card right? Has anyone on low end hardware tried it yet? If not I'll do it tomorrow to see if it launches.
A Couple more impressions of RE VII on Series X.
- High Frame Rate mode seems awesome. Framerate seems incredibly smooth on my LG CX in the beginning areas I played.
- Resolution seems incredibly good in High frame rate mode. Possibly cleaner than RT mode.
- I believe I've seen evidence of RT Reflections in a broken mirror
- I feel more impressed with the update the further I get into the game
That would make sense why it's grayed out. You can't switch between 60 and 120 because you set it to have a limit of 60.
I have an LG C9 OLED. Did some research and it appears that it should be able to support it. Maybe something wrong in my tv settings.
You need a cabled rated for 48GBPs, and if you have a AVR or other device in the chain it might not be using HDMI full bandwidth.
For example I have a switch that only does 2.1b, so no 4K120hz.
Weirdest thing they still kept in, yeah. Glad it's easily modded out on PC.
I did a quick speedrun of the RPD section of RE2 on PC. Native 4k, max settings, max RT. 80-90 fps in the main hall, 90-120+ everywhere else on a 5900x+3080Ti. I had a frametime graph up and had 0 stutters. The RT is pretty subtle, but it looks nice in direct comparisons. Hopefully vignette removal mods get updated before I want to actually play these games again.
I mean the frames exist in the animations already, just need to stop them from being halved at distance
It's not like it's 2D animation. It's 3D. They simply just updated the refresh rate of the update loop for the animation. In all likelihood, it originally was done for performance reasons.
The mod was broken many version ago, unless there is an update that I am not aware of.
You'd think they'd put in an option to remove this for the PC version.
Consoles were probably the primary target development platform and optimized based on that target so instead of doing a bunch of conditional stuff for the PC in the code, it all probably just got passed on through being a secondary priority.
But why... I'm very confused at the warnings the game is sending me, I don't want to melt my computer.
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Yup. The entirety of RE2 happens while Jill is knocked out. By the time she wakes back up, Claire and Leon have already left Racoon City.
Yeah, whenever these upgrade issues happen first thing I do is mess around in those menus. It's really a mess.
Leave hgig on, you're going to benefit from it with any game that has a brightness slider, which is the vast majority of games. I would also go back and redo your console calibration now that you have that on.
Just played through the first half of RE3 on Series X for the first time. Performance seemed fine with raytracing to me with no VRR display. There were drops here and there but never sustained or disruptive enough to bug me. It looks absolutely gorgeous though, glad Capcom went back and did the work here.
Yeah, agreed. I totally thought that would be out, but it's still there