Medium Low 900p upscaleConsole settings is Medium 1080p? And this game need DLSS3/FSR3 for fake framerate ? Oh boy....
What the fuck are you talking about?Console settings is Medium 1080p? And this game need DLSS3/FSR3 for fake framerate ? Oh boy....
I'd be shocked if the game takes more than 4-5 hours to beat.Thats about 10 GB per hour of gameplay.
Medium Low 900p upscale
Source?
The consoles aren't PC's and don't act like such.Console settings is Medium 1080p? And this game need DLSS3/FSR3 for fake framerate ? Oh boy....
PS5 equivalent is RX5700, Series X is probably closer to RX5700XTWhat the fuck are you talking about?
The consoles aren't PC's and don't act like such.
They are already predicting people removing the black bars with teaks/mods.Can you really call it 1080p when a quarter of the screen is dedicated to black bars for that cinematic effect?
Except Xbox Series S. Medium Stuff (Ryzen 3th gen / 2070) is almost PS5 / Xbox Series XThe consoles aren't PC's and don't act like such.
PS5 equivalent is RX5700, Series X is probably closer to RX5700XT
So what is described as "medium" at 1080p settings is equivalent to console hardware...
At least theres finally an upside to me sucking at games, itll be 5gb per hour for me.Thats about 10 GB per hour of gameplay.
Xbox uses FSR 3, x86, RDNA, etc.......there's quite a bit in common with PCs.
Thats about 10 GB per hour of gameplay.
“Secret sauce”
No,the PS5 fill-rates are higher than both at stock frequency. The Series X is closer to both in terms of ROPs fill-rate and faster at texturing plus the Series X has more memory bandwidth.PS5 equivalent is RX5700, Series X is probably closer to RX5700XT
So what is described as "medium" at 1080p settings is equivalent to console hardware...
FixedThats about 10 GB per hour ofgameplayruntime
Can you really call it 1080p when a quarter of the screen is dedicated to black bars for that cinematic effect?
Filmic experience
Educate me.Userbenchmark. Seriously man.
Educate me.
Sure, but why?That is the worst site or anything related to hardware, in the whole world.
Sure, but why?
I was looking for more detail and found this:They fabricate results.
In every tech forum, you post anything from userbenchmark, and people will immediately call you out.
- Biased component rating: UserBenchmark has been accused of having a biased rating system, favoring certain CPU and GPU manufacturers over others. This can lead to inaccurate and misleading information for users.
- Inaccurate benchmarking: The website’s benchmarking method has been criticized for being flawed, with some users reporting that it doesn’t accurately represent real-world performance.
- User-submitted data: UserBenchmark relies on user-submitted data, which can be problematic. This can lead to inflated scores due to users trying to game the system by submitting high scores, and also, it can be difficult to ensure the accuracy of the data.
- Lack of transparency: The website’s methodology and scoring system are not transparent, making it difficult for users to understand how their results are calculated and what they mean.
- Inconsistent scoring: Some users have reported that the website’s scoring system is inconsistent, with different results for the same hardware.
- Negative assessments of certain processors: UserBenchmark has been criticized for giving negative assessments to certain processors, such as octa-core processors, despite them being capable of delivering better performance.
- Inaccurate information: Some users have reported receiving inaccurate information from the website, such as incorrect benchmark scores or misleading reviews.
- Lack of credibility: UserBenchmark has been criticized for lacking credibility, with some users questioning the website’s expertise and objectivity.
- Inability to provide a comprehensive picture: The website’s benchmarking method is limited, and it may not provide a comprehensive picture of a hardware’s performance, making it difficult for users to make informed decisions.
I was looking for more detail and found this:
Interesting. Still seems like a decent enough site for a gut-check, but I guess I won't be relying on them when making purchases in the future.
on paper, but they have their own architectures, SDK's and so on. Similar, but not same..Xbox uses FSR 3, x86, RDNA, etc.......there's quite a bit in common with PCs.
on paper, but they have their own architectures, SDK's and so on. Similar, but not same..
not to mention the plethora of different configurations that come with pc's. None are the same.Probably the biggest difference would be with the underlying operating system as it is still Windows based, but with changes to allow stuff like Quick Resume. I'm not certain of that though.