Xbox Series X UI to be 1080p instead of 4K.

[Mountain]

PS5 advantages over SX:

Cheaper

More portable

Better looking

More powerful hardware

More basic internal storage

More available games from launch

Better backwards compatibility

Better forward compatibility

More 1st party AAA studios

Better subscription service

Better USB port

Higher resolution UI





Sony got us eating good huh fellas

 

[ball15life]

Making the UI in 4k is not gonna tax the hardware, they just didn't give a fukk or forgot to do it

Nah it does though. I remember reading an article about it on the 1x. Apparently it takes up around 1GB of Ram for the 4k rendering. They decided to give that extra GB to the games....

I don't think they "forgot to do it" - it was a calculated decision. I'll see if I can pull up the old article

 

[Rekkapryde]

I bet you the menu won’t have ray tracing either

you stoopid

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

I bet you the menu won’t have ray tracing either

If I can’t block racist messages in 4K ray tracing

I don’t want it

 

[Rekkapryde]

PS5 advantages over SX:

Cheaper

More portable

Better looking

More powerful hardware

More basic internal storage

More available games from launch

Better backwards compatibility

Better forward compatibility

More 1st party AAA studios

Better subscription service

Better USB port

Higher resolution UI





Sony got us eating good huh fellas

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

John might have jumped the gun

 

[JoelB]

These xbox evangelists confuse me on what they feel is important and what is not....

Is it Oochie Walley or One Mic?

 

[homiedontplaydat]

12 teraflops of.. you know what I'm out.

 

[Rice N Beans]

It took a whole generation for an OK dashboard on the One and it still hangs from time to time on my S. I'm not exactly surprised, but disappointed I guess.

 

[Master Teacher]

The Pro does output in 4K.
Digital Foundry: Every PS4 Pro native 4K game tested
This is from Jan 2017, there's loads more. the UI is in 4K also.

lmao, of course it outputs in 4k, it only outputs 1080p and 4k, that's why they need the checkboard PRO games to 4k resolution so it outputs, the ps4 doesn't support 1440p output

I have persona 5 royal I know it's native 4k, but thats a ps3 game basically, stop with the semantics PRO doesn't have any 4k games,

 

[staticshock]

Huhhh

I’m pretty sure that a vast majority of people buying a 500+ dollar gaming console have a 4k tv by this point. You can’t even buy non-4k TVs anymore i just checked bestbuy.

Stop talkin in broke boy

Please tell me you don’t really believe this

 

[Master Teacher]

Nah it does though. I remember reading an article about it on the 1x. Apparently it takes up around 1GB of Ram for the 4k rendering. They decided to give that extra GB to the games....

I don't think they "forgot to do it" - it was a calculated decision. I'll see if I can pull up the old article

That said that for the X Box One X which it still doesn't make any sense, since the game and the UI don't run at the same time, it's not like a PC that has borderless window mode where you desktop is active while the game is running in full screen

but we're talking about the series x, they could easily made the GUI 4k

 

[AlphaOne]

Never even noticed on my X or PS4.

Gotta be special to look and think is this menu 4K

 

[Bubba T]

Please tell me you don’t really believe this

We have a lot of gaming elitists here.

 

[Fatboi1]

lmao, of course it outputs in 4k, it only outputs 1080p and 4k, that's why they need the checkboard PRO games to 4k resolution so it outputs, the ps4 doesn't support 1440p output

I have persona 5 royal I know it's native 4k, but thats a ps3 game basically, stop with the semantics PRO doesn't have any 4k games,

This is complete nonsense.

The Pro does checkerboard or dynamic rendering for some games. Every game doesn't render the same way. The PS4 itself doesn't support 1440P output(for the OS) but there are 1440P rendered titles like TLOU 2 or UC4.

Resolution-wise, we're looking at an evolution of the same engine that delivered Uncharted 4, so it comes as little surprise to see that the same basic presentation is delivered. We'd already noted that PlayStation 4 Pro runs at a native 1440p (albeit aliasing-free thanks to one of the best TAA solutions on the market) but it's nice to confirm that the base PS4 delivers the full 1920x1080 resolution we've come to expect. The highly effective HDR solution is identical on both systems, and we can also confirm that whether your Pro is set to 1080p or 4K output, you're getting the same internal 1440p pixel-count.

The Last of Us Part 2: performance tested on PlayStation 4 and PS4 Pro


Digital Foundry: Every PS4 Pro native 4K game tested