The Witcher 3: 1080p/30fps on PS4, 900p/30fps on Xbox One

I bet it did, even though its 100% correct(what I said, not McCaffrey).

Of course its an uncomfortable truth for some when its pointed out the difference between resolutions is dependent on certain factors.

They're completely ignoring viewing distance, and that's what makes it stupid. It's simply not true that the "naked eye cannot tell the difference between 720p and 1080p on anything below 50" and that you need a 27" TV or above to "take advantage" of 1080p.

The difference between even 1600x900 on a 24" to a 1920x1080 is pretty fucking massive at a viewing distance you'd sit at on a desk (for example).

(I dunno who McCaffrey is so I'm not sure which statement you're referring to as "100% true").
 
What is fact?
That the impact of resolution differences is dependent on certain factors and may not always be 'huge' as was described earlier. What the IGN idiots were saying of course was way off for anybody with half decent vision, but the general principle of pixels per degree of vision is universal.

I await your next juvenile dismissive GIF that contributes nothing at all...
 
They're completely ignoring viewing distance, and that's what makes it stupid. It's simply not true that the "naked eye cannot tell the difference between 720p and 1080p on anything below 50" and that you need a 27" TV or above to "take advantage" of 1080p.

The difference between even 1600x900 on a 24" to a 1920x1080 is pretty fucking massive at a viewing distance you'd sit at on a desk.

We'll get the facts soon.

That the impact of resolution differences is dependent on certain factors and may not always be 'huge' as was described earlier. What the IGN idiots were saying of course was way off for anybody with half decent vision, but the general principle of pixels per degree of vision is universal.

Here is an objective fact and all you need:

1080p>900p>720p.
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Whether the difference is "huge" or not to your eyes is subjective. And here I thought you were going to be more bold.
 
Whatever. You can't tell the difference anyway.

Its absolutely incorrect that a 720p presentation with light FXAA is going to be comparable to 1080p without AA, especially on non complex assets like that. Switching back and forth between the two resolutions does show a noticable and welcome difference.

If you don't believe, try KH 2.5 in 1080p native, then switch to 720p. World of difference for aliasing, jaggies everywhere on the latter setting.
 
Shape chip? Trying to spin 32mb of RAM at 133gb/s better 5gigs at 176/s? Is this the VGLeaks days again?

...so the main RAM just...doesn't exist anymore or what? Where did it go? See my reply to the other guy. Actual games/apps have run at 150 GB/s just for the eSRAM. No idea where you got the 133 GB/s figure. And that figure is actual applications, not peak (your 176 GB/s for PS4 isn't actual game/app...it's theoretical peak).

The SHAPE chip is what handles audio tasks on X1, which otherwise need to use up CPU cores to run. The SHAPE chip in X1 handles significantly more voices than PS4's hardware for audio does.
 
...so the main RAM just...doesn't exist anymore or what? Where did it go? See my reply to the other guy. Actual games/apps have run at 150 GB/s just for the eSRAM. No idea where you got the 133 GB/s figure. And that figure is actual applications, not peak (your 176 GB/s for PS4 isn't actual game/app...it's theoretical peak).

The SHAPE chip is what handles audio tasks on X1, which otherwise need to use up CPU cores to run. The SHAPE chip in X1 handles significantly more voices than PS4's hardware for audio does.

I've never heard the audio chip in the X1 is better then the PS4. Do you have a link?
 
Well, I took the bait and looked up parts from a German store. Without much shopping around a i7-4790 is ~350 and a 980 is ~600€ so 1300€ or more for a pc with such innards used for th event isn't actually a wrong statement, isn't it?

I'll wait with upgrading my 7870 and i5 750 untill prices are getting less insane, I think, over 500€for flagship cards, damn.
 
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Whats this image in the OP? How come PC looks like some blurry image and PS4 looks worse than XB?

I hope the fps is locked or close to 30 99% of the time on consoles. Would my first Witcher game. Glad they hit 1080 on PS4.

By the way, is the combat similar to Souls game?
 
hmm I want to play this at its best, but I think games like this are better played on a couch.... I don't know

Maybe you should think about parking your PC right next to the consoles in the "living room." Or perhaps even build a new gaming PC for that very purpose. Once I left the desk/chair behind and embraced "couch PC gaming" I never looked back.

The Witcher 3 is probably a great excuse to do that, but that's just my opinion. :-)
 
Good thing i won the lottery last week, i can finally afford the R&D costs of developing a super quantum computer so i can play this at sixty frames per second.
 
Here is an objective fact and all you need:

1080p>900p>720p.
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Whether the difference is "huge" or not to your eyes is subjective. And here I thought you were going to be more bold.
And 16k is 'better' than 8k, but you're going to be incapable of seeing the difference in an average living room situation. Thats not due to subjectivity.
 
This is to be expected. As the generation goes on and the continues to get wider in install bases of between the PS4 and Xbox One, any pressure to achieve performance parity will just be ignored and the differences will show up even greater than what we've seen so far in favour of the PS4 versions of multiplatforms. Developers will see no reason to spend more time on a version that only 20% or less of their fans are on
 
Its absolutely incorrect that a 720p presentation with light FXAA is going to look better than 1080p without AA, especially on non complex assets like that. Switching back and forth between the two resolutions does show a noticable and welcome difference.

If you don't believe, try KH 2.5 in 1080p native, then switch to 720p. World of difference for aliasing, jaggies everywhere on the latter setting.


Haha. I meant Seanspeed can't tell the difference. My eyes still work pretty good!
 
Hmmm some parts where better on PS4 than XB1 in GTA other situations the opposite was true. PS4's framerate also improved in Unity with patches to more equal XB1's framerate. Maybe the added clock speed and access to the seven core? helped that but given how broken the game was and still is? not really a great example to highlight an advantage.

Just for reference, Unity absolutely uses the extra 80% of the 7th CPU core on X1. Haven't seen anyone here point that out, but play it and watch what happens to the game if you use a voice command. It stops completely (suspend mode, 0% CPU usage). It even stops loading screens. Also note that the IR sensors in Kinect turn off entirely. The IR sensors also turned off entirely in the Halo 5 beta. Remember, devs had to tell the system to disable these to get access to more CPU. It's not automatic.

For further evidence about Unity using the extra CPU core, the devs essentially told us so in an interview a while back, saying MS gave them some additional CPU resources to work with for Unity (likely part of the marketing deal...early preview access to the SDK update).

Unity is a great game imho. Not any more so broken than other open world games typically are. But I didn't get it until after it's major patches. *shrugs*

Better audio chip in what way exactly?

Handles significantly more voices. Off top of my head think it was something like 512 vs 256 maybe, but don't quote me on that.
 
Well there it is. Getting it on PS4 then. (Really thought they'd both be 900p, so this is good news)


Doubling dipping on PC when they make a card that can do it in 4K.

PS4 it is.

Good, somehow I expected less than 1080p on PS4, glad I was wrong.

So 1080p and High settings on PS4, so it looks just like the recent gameplay video, nice. Looks like I won't have to cancel my CE pre-order.

Ps4 version in my veins then.

I previously heard the PS4 version was going to run at 900p, so this is fucking great news.

Me too, unless they "screw up to 1080p", lol.

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On topic, will get the PS4 version.

Since my graphics card is going on and off for me nowadays,, I'll save that PC upgrade for Occulus.

1080p on PS4? Nice, I'll take it.

Will pick this up for PS4.

Awesome, getting it on ps4 for remote play then double dipping on pc years down the road for uber settings

Thank fuck it's 1080p on PS4. Native res makes a world of difference on my projector.

PS4 for me it is then not long now.

PS4 it is. No way my current PC will be able to run this game.

Feel good about my pre-order on ps4.

I preordered the PS4 version like two years ago o this is nice to hear for me.

I just hope the framerate actually keeps up...

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I think they just need to reassure themselves that €1,500 PC is going to play the game better than the PS4 and Xbone


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Whats this image in the OP? How come PC looks like some blurry image and PS4 looks worse than XB?

I hope the fps is locked or close to 30 99% of the time on consoles. Would my first Witcher game. Glad they hit 1080 on PS4.

I suspect its the black crush of the X1 fooling your eye.

Agree though im glad they've hit 1080, just hope the fps isnt harmed or at least kept to a minimum discrepancy.
 
And 16k is 'better' than 8k, but you're going to be incapable of seeing the difference in an average living room situation. Thats not due to subjectivity.

Are you trying to suggest that anyone that believes or "sees" and opines that the difference between 1080p and 720p are huge is incorrect and/or factually wrong? I'm getting that vibe.
 
Depends on size of your TV and how far you sit from it. The difference between 720p and 1080p on my TV isnt very big at all. I imagine the difference from 900p for me would be pretty damn minimal.

Anything that's not native is going to be easily noticeable regardless of the size of the TV and how far you sit from it. You might not be able to distinguish 900p from 720p, but you'll sure as shit notice the difference between between any other resolution and 1080p.

It's not about pixel count at all, it's about not rendering 1-to-1 at my display's native resolution. A 1080p TV looks good at exactly one resolution: 1920x1080. Anything else will be blurry, that's just the way the tech works.
 
I think its the "Yeah Ok /s" gif.

Although in the context of his post I have no idea...

Yeah, i'm just wondering what he's responding to exactly.

People like that the game is in native presentation so they are more enthusiastic about the product. Seems straightforward.
 
Its absolutely incorrect that a 720p presentation with light FXAA is going to look better than 1080p without AA, especially on non complex assets like that. Switching back and forth between the two resolutions does show a noticable and welcome difference.

If you don't believe, try KH 2.5 in 1080p native, then switch to 720p. World of difference for aliasing, jaggies everywhere on the latter setting.
I never said 720p would look better. :/

And again, the 'difference' is dependent on certain things and wont be the same for every situation. If I tested this on my PC monitor at my desk, I'd get a different result than I did in my living room with my TV.

Anyways, I'm not gonna keep repeating myself.
 
And 16k is 'better' than 8k, but you're going to be incapable of seeing the difference in an average living room situation. Thats not due to subjectivity.

Whoa...someone who actually understands how resolution works! :)

You are definitely correct. As resolutions get higher and higher the difference in the perception of sharpness in the image dramatically decreases. It is absolutely an area of strongly diminished returns.
 
That was before TrueAudio DSP reveal in PS4. Who cares about voices anyway.

What about the TrueAudio DSP? We never got info on it "improving" anything other than that was how it was being branded by AMD. It didn't improve the audio capabilities beyond what Cerna had previously described (which is what I was referring to). And voices doesn't refer to spoken dialogue in games...you know that right?
 
Will there be a system like the Dragon Age keep for people who are new to the series since this will be the first game on a Playstation console? Or maybe a way to send your PC saves to console? This is really the deciding factor for me.
 
I never said 720p would look better. :/

And again, the 'difference' is dependent on certain things and wont be the same for every situation. If I tested this on my PC monitor at my desk, I'd get a different result than I did in my living room with my TV.

Anyways, I'm not gonna keep repeating myself.

No, your right i'm sorry. I didn't mean to imply you meant 720p would look better. I meant to say that its incorrect to say that they are comparable or there isn't much difference, which is the post of that other one i was responding to.

Its a huge boost in clarity definitely.
 
Whats this image in the OP? How come PC looks like some blurry image and PS4 looks worse than XB?

I hope the fps is locked or close to 30 99% of the time on consoles. Would my first Witcher game. Glad they hit 1080 on PS4.

By the way, is the combat similar to Souls game?

don't think you should be using this picture for analyzing anything
 
Whoa...someone who actually understands how resolution works! :)

You are definitely correct. As resolutions get higher and higher the difference in the perception of sharpness in the image dramatically decreases. It is absolutely an area of strongly diminished returns.

I wouldn't worry about diminishing returns quite yet, we have a ways to go to it becomes an issue. 720p to 1080p is still pretty noticeable on my Tablet, let alone my computer monitor.
 
Whoa...someone who actually understands how resolution works! :)

You are definitely correct. As resolutions get higher and higher the difference in the perception of sharpness in the image dramatically decreases. It is absolutely an area of strongly diminished returns.

Only we arent talking about hyper resolutions.

We are talking about "standard" 1080, 900 and 720 Which of course is still noticeable to the human eye.

At least my eye anyway.
 
Good.

Fuck parity with a rusty pipe. Will probably get the PC version, but good that PS4 owners aren't being shafted by a weaker system.
 
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