Yeah definitely for sure. Like Jedi survivor looks blurry and choppy on the base ps5 performance mode even on my newer Sony OLED which I hooked up the older PS5 to for testing purposes.
You can't miss what you have never had. Therefore you can't miss native 4k PC performance. Although many games look good on the base PS5 and the Series X, there were titles for which performance mode looks so poor that that could barely call it an improvement on PS4 with chequerboarding. For me Hellbalde performance mode is that nudged me over to buy a PC.
so the ultimate way to game is have a really sexy SFF PC hooked up to your Big ass home tv and use like a PS5? haha
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I still think that consoles are plenty good for popular titles like COD, Valorant, FIFA and Madden. For fps games you will be too busy to romanticise about fog lighting and shadow sharpness of objects that are not in frame. Except for much higher frame rate, a PC does not offer a much more visual experience. These games tend to be optimised for the lowest common denominator.so the ultimate way to game is have a really sexy SFF PC hooked up to your Big ass home tv and use like a PS5? haha
I don't think my 4070 super ti would do 4k gaming at max settings very well. May have to upgrade to 5090 next year.
I have a thor zone Nano Q case coming in december that i'm gonna build the ultimate SFF in, haha.
It looks almost Apple-like
NANOQ | 11-16L Unibody SFF mini-ITX Case - THOR ZONE
NANOQ SFF PC case has it all — unibody, premium materials and beautiful RGB lighting. Fits 4-Slot GPUs and 280mm cooling. Available in 11 and 16 liters.
Mine isn’t. When booted up and in the menu I can’t hear it but once a game is started I do. Still not as loud as my PS4 but still a bit disappointing.
This is the play book for Sony and MS:
To be fair Sony already owns 15-20% of FromSoftware so this isn't widely out of left field.
They are making big bets because today, in gaming, the power law apply. The biggest games become bigger than initially imagined and end up absorbing a considerable amount of players' time.
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They are making big bets because today, in gaming, the power law apply. The biggest games become bigger than initially imagined and end up absorbing a considerable amount of players' time.
Look at Roblox, it now has games within games. It even has clip it which is probably top 5 for daily active users as a video platform. Attention is a zero sum game. It's becoming harder to convince 1 person to play your game instead of 3 other titles that their friends play and chat about on social media.
Elden Ring has huge potential because it's being played by Elon Musk and it has spectator potential for E-Sports.
First "negative" review for the PS5 Pro. Like I have said before, whether it's worth it or not will entirely depend on how well it's optimised for the games that YOU play.
Alan Wake 2: how does PS5 Pro handle one of the best-looking games of this generation?
Alan Wake 2 is most of the most technologically impressive video games, so the PS5 Pro version should impress, right? Alex + Oliver discuss PS5 Pro vs PS5.
DLL swapping is common when developers decide to use an older DLSS version.
This is such BS. I trust my own eyes when i compared between Jedi survivor on my fat PS5 and my new ps5 pro.
If you are unsure whether to buy the Pro, you probably won't benefit from having one.
the image quality is much crisper, like the resolution has increased. Motion is also smoother on the pro
Another consideration is that a 45% increase in raw graphical horse power won't translate to 45% improvement in games. Furthermore games are programmed differently. As a result in one game, the improvement might be 35% and in others just 20%.
