Started by Xevross, Nov 11, 2020, 11:45 AM
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It's kinda crazy how PS5 is building its image as the stronger system. There have been so many fanboys worried about PS5 holding next gen back, and now other fanboys could (wrongly) claim the same thing about Series X.I haven't seen the narrative change per se, but people are wondering what's going on. Not quite at the concern point yet, I don't think.
I haven't seen the narrative change per se, but people are wondering what's going on. Not quite at the concern point yet, I don't think.1. the difference between ps5 and series x is a smaller % then last gen
Still it's crazy to see. Basically starting off this gen with the opposite performance expected.
the real loser is series x and ps5. series s is going to drag the entire generation down.I don't think it'll hold things back too badly. My expectation is that for the few games that push things forward, companies will skip S if it sells poorly or make "dedicated" versions with modified components. Maybe Series S will have less npcs, that sort of thing.
I haven't seen the narrative change per se, but people are wondering what's going on. Not quite at the concern point yet, I don't think.Memes from Era
Still it's crazy to see. Basically starting off this gen with the opposite performance expected.
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Yeah the Series S is the real loser in all these. Its the start of the gen and mostly cross gen games and its already struggling and not meeting its promise. Next gen only games are gonna be pretty ugly for it.
Haven't watched yet.
PS5: slightly better in 120 fps mode.
XSX: slightly better in RT/60 fps mode.
Interesting.Spoiler for Hidden:
As you can see here the XSS mode is basically the same as the XSX with a lower resolution, just like promised. /s
PS5 vs. Xbox Series X: why is the PS5 outperforming the next-gen Xbox? - The Vergei had though about posting that but then i read the article and realised it doesn't say anything. clickbait as far as i'm concerned.
i had though about posting that but then i read the article and realised it doesn't say anything. clickbait as far as i'm concerned.It has a quote from Microsoft.
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It has a quote from Microsoft.i agree that X ~= ps5. i'm certain we'll continue to see differences when measured by DF but i'm also certain that the differences are too small for me to be able to identify them during gameplay.
"We are aware of performance issues in a handful of optimized titles on Xbox Series X|S and are actively working with our partners to identify and resolve the issues to ensure an optimal experience," says a Microsoft spokesperson in a statement to The Verge. "As we begin a new console generation, our partners are just now scratching the surface of what next-gen consoles can do and minor bug fixes are expected as they learn how to take full advantage of our new platform. We are eager to continue working with developers to further explore the capability of Xbox Series X|S in the future."
Outside of that, yeah it's mostly just a recap of internet gossip. Doesn't fully match my understanding of the situation, but it's kinda close enough. Series X=~PS5 outside of a few minor bugs that will be less common going forward.
Assassin's Creed patched to solve Series X performance issues. Now bottoms out at a lower resolution than PS5 to run the same. Series S now has a performance mode that runs at 60fps but has to run at 720p to hit the framerate.Well I guess that's better but didn't change the power differential. Series S is woeful tbh
So the series X still performs worse its just not in framerate now.On par with PS5 on framerate but had to drop to a lower resolution than PS5 to achieve it. Before it could only bottom out at 1440p but that wasn't enough to stop screen tearing and framerate dips. The patch allows it to go below 1440p.
