PS4 Pro High Res Games Media(Videos/Images) Thread

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This shyt isn't 4k btw. Uses checkerboard rendering to upscale 1440p to 4k, I guess that's why they didn't just call it ps4k.
Some games use that. Some don't. Some render in between 1440p and 2160P(1800p). Very few render at 4K. Only games is this racing game that's native 4K60fps, TLOU:R and Skyrim.
 
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Go watch the horizon gameplay on a 4k tv and if that looks like it's worth 400 (to me it easily does) then buy the shyt, if not go fukk yaself. It's that simple.
Some people are really upset about the PS4 Pro even though they've never seen it in person running on a 4K HDR TV.
Dudes never seen it, but are quick to let people know that it's not good, it's not "real 4K" and it's bad and it gives you cancer so and so forth.

The shyt is way better apparently than 1080P from people who've seen it in person and looks really nice on a 4K TV. Nobody said it's better than native 4K but people seem to want to infer that because some folks saying it's going to look really nice even though it's not native 4K.

It's better than a regular PS4 and XB1/s point blank. No amount of "but it can't play 4K blurays" will change this fact.
 

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Bungie isn't blessing Destiny with that Pro support either.

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For Paragon on PS4 Pro, Epic has added dynamic lighting along with enhanced geometry and scene complexity. The game also utilizes new volumetric effects such as light shafts and fog; motion blur; enhanced HLOD (hierarchical level of detail) and increased view distance; screen space reflections; contact shadows; procedural grass; and advanced light bloom.

“From a rendering perspective it lets us more closely realize our vision for the game by reducing the number of compromises we have to make for performance,” he said.

Paragon runs at a rock solid 60fps in full 1080p on PS4 Pro... [Nirolak's Note: It's normally 900p/60fps.]
Leveraging PlayStation 4 Pro for Your PS4 Game

 
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