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What is the difference between 2160p - YUV420 and 2160p - RGB ? Which is better and has the best IQ and what do we need for it?
People are so funny...for the weeks leading up to launch people keep asking countless questions about the fan noise of a product nobody has even got their hands on yet...
Then as soon as we get some reports about fan noise, it immediately dismissed because "launch ps4's were quiet too!"
I mean, really people?
It's fair to be skeptical since initial was a thing with the PS3 and OG PS4.
I don't smoke and I also clear the dust off the vents regularly. Mine still runs like it did on day 1, really silent.
What is the difference between 2160p - YUV420 and 2160p - RGB ? Which is better and has the best IQ and what do we need for it?
People are so funny...for the weeks leading up to launch people keep asking countless questions about the fan noise of a product nobody has even got their hands on yet...
Then as soon as we get some reports about fan noise, it immediately dismissed because "launch ps4's were quiet too!"
I mean, really people?
He said on twitter it doesnt make as much noise as his normal PS4.
The normal PS4 was also quiet on release. Overtime it got louder and louder even after cleaning it and applying new paste. Hopefully this one remains playable in a year's time.
2160p RGB should give you the clearest, lossless colour output from games.What is the difference between 2160p - YUV420 and 2160p - RGB ? Which is better and has the best IQ and what do we need for it?
We need a noise test already. Is it a jet engine or is it quiet?!
I'm getting Plinkett vibes from these videos...
A 4K signal going through the PSVR box is delivered as YUV420 only, so i am assuming it is like a non HDR version maybe.
2160p RGB should give you the clearest, lossless colour output from games.
See here about chroma subsampling: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chroma_subsampling
YUV420 might be useful if (like me) you have an older 2160p60 monitor with only an HDMI 1.4 port available, allowing you to pass lossy 2160p 60Hz video from the PS4 Pro via the older HDMI standard which had less bandwidth.
Got 3 ps4's in my house all within first 3 months of launch.
Were quiet day 1 and 3 years later they are quiet too.
I don't smoke and I also clear the dust off the vents regularly. Mine still runs like it did on day 1, really silent.
From the 3 consoles that i have personally owned and the now into the hundreds i have fixed for people....you are very lucky
Shit thermal paste and application combined with bad airflow design keeps me a busy man these days....seems to be many of the launch consoles and the 1st revision skus
I had 2 slim consoles in a few weeks back on an unrelated repair job and the paste and flow design was still pretty average so im not holding much hope for the pro design.
I had 2 slim consoles in a few weeks back on an unrelated repair job and the paste and flow design was still pretty average so im not holding much hope for the pro design.
It should definitely be improved for PS4 Pro, they learnt from the OG ps4 and the Slim ps4 the designs and all so put that experience towards the PS4 ProI may not buy one then if they haven't improved it. The paste and airflow design in the PS4 are a joke. I was really surprised when I opened mine and saw it.
I'm just imagining everyone watching the link put their ears up to the speakers to see if the console is loud or not lol
Found that weird too
The normal PS4 was also quiet on release. Overtime it got louder and louder even after cleaning it and applying new paste. Hopefully this one remains playable in a year's time.
What is the difference between 2160p - YUV420 and 2160p - RGB ? Which is better and has the best IQ and what do we need for it?
The paste quality is something I've been worried about. Hopefully someone takes notice of it on the pro during a teardown or something since it was such a big issue with the OG. Well I guess it would be difficult to eyeball it without heavy use...damn.
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Guy has a metal rack as a shelf? The fuck?
YUV420 is a different encoding methods for color spaces, YUV also tends to be more compressed as that was essentially what it was designed for.
RGB uses 3 color values from 0-255 to create colors, while YUV is analog color space uses gamma and chroma color settings to recreate the colors.
Mainly YUV is used for Analog devices, your old Super Nintendo, a VCR etc. I don't really know of a 4k component device, but I'm sure they are out there. RGB is the typical color space for digital. So it depends on your device, but I'd stick to RGB.
Roughly:
At 4K, RGB will be 8bits per channel due to HDMI bandwidth limits whereas YUV will be 10 or 12 bits per channel (ideal for HDR - but not technically required).
However YUV will be lower resolution chroma data (luminance is always full res).
YUV420 is half res chroma both horizontally and vertically,
YUV422 is half res chroma horizontally.
YUV444 would be full res chroma (for 1080p)
Not all TVs support YUV422.
Huh. I am confused now. Which is better now RGB or YUV in 2160p? Why did they add YUV option for 2160p if it is an old tech.
I agree. It looks like the designers watched too much Event Horizon and thought "I love how they over designed every inch of this ship"I'm really not a fan of that third "blade" on the physical system. It's too few to look like the PS2 stack, and doesn't look as good as the double-stack standard PS4.
It's that useless third bun in the Big Mac.
That's all I care about. I keep going back and forth between the Pro and Slim because I don't want another jet-engine in my room that also doubles as a heater, especially after enjoying my silent-as-shit and cool-running XBO-S.
I agree. It looks like the designers watched too much Event Horizon and thought "I love how they over designed every inch of this ship"
They did it with the camera too.
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This this wants to kill me.
Use rgb it's betterWhat is the difference between 2160p - YUV420 and 2160p - RGB ? Which is better and has the best IQ and what do we need for it?
Like others said, it's new. Also more powerful, and won't stress as much running standard 1080p games.He said on twitter it doesnt make as much noise as his normal PS4.
I agree. It looks like the designers watched too much Event Horizon and thought "I love how they over designed every inch of this ship"
They did it with the camera too.
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This this wants to kill me.
The Last of Us with Pro update in 4K mode should be the ultimate fan test. That game has been wrecking shit since PS3.
Guy has a metal rack as a shelf? The fuck?
ITT....video of PS4 Pro turning into Design on a Dime: GAF Edition
Guy has a metal rack as a shelf? The fuck?
Are you likening it to the car or a big Mac?
It's really big to be honest. I loved how elegant the original PS4 was.
Wait, do you all pronounce Sega like that?