TRUTHFACT: MS having eSRAM yield problems on Xbox One

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There were games running on the Xbox One. Watch the battlefield 4 multiplayer demo. They show the console running the game under the TV's.
 
Not sure what people are saying, but aside from Ryse not having the best gameplay demo, the game, visually, looked damn impressive. And from learning more about the combat, there's definitely more there than meets the eye.

I was among those that expected Ryse to be the Xbox One's Lair, but I saw a game that, even with its imperfect demonstration, looked quite a bit better than I was expecting. First things first, those prompts can be turned off and aren't actually QTE. There's more of a combat system there than people are giving it credit for and it seems to flow better than people think. Oh well, not too important I guess, but Ryse sure as hell doesn't have weak visuals.
 
There were games running on the Xbox One. Watch the battlefield 4 multiplayer demo. They show the console running the game under the TV's.

Didn't Digital Foundry explicitly state which game ran on which hardware at E3, at least for those they tried ?
If I remember correctly :
- "Xbox1 hardware" : Ryse, Forza, Killer Instinct, FIFA
- "Xbox1 devkit" : Project Spark
- "PC debugging environment" : Dead Rising 3, Crimson Dragon
- "PC representative of Xbox specs" : Battlefield 4
 
Didn't Digital Foundry explicitly state which game ran on which hardware at E3, at least for those they tried ?
If I remember correctly :
- "Xbox1 hardware" : Ryse, Forza, Killer Instinct, FIFA
- "Xbox1 devkit" : Project Spark
- "PC debugging environment" : Dead Rising 3, Crimson Dragon
- "PC representative of Xbox specs" : Battlefield 4

BF 4 multiplayer ran on a two 7970s.

Source: www.bf4central.com/2013/06/amd-battlefield-4-pc/
 
Is it me or does the guy from Ryse look EXACTLY like Psycho from Crysis 3? Put a helmet on him and thats the same exact face.

Crysis-3-Screenshot-Walpaper-Psycho.jpg

He is talking about the demo during the Xbox conference.

And so are we.
 
People are talking about pcs, but did anyone ever consider that maybe the in-game assets and graphics settings were exactly as what is tested and working on Xbox One hardware, making the pc hardware that's running the demo not so important?

If the Xbox One can run it at the same quality and performance, does it truly matter?
 
But Xbox has the CloudZ!

Dual Cloud SLi crossfire!


Im 100% a console gamer (apart from playing Planetside 2 on my humble i5/HD6770). . . but I have to say, I would like to have that!

Also, do not be fooled, people. Everyone played BF4 multiplayer with Xbone controllers too, or EA+MS unprecedented partnership. Great advertising. But those werent dev kits at all. Why have two 7970s just to "lock it" at 1.2TFlops for the Xbone demo?
 
People are talking about pcs, but did anyone ever consider that maybe the in-game assets and graphics settings were exactly as what is tested and working on Xbox One hardware, making the pc hardware that's running the demo not so important?

If the Xbox One can run it at the same quality and performance, does it truly matter?

I'm not sure that AMD built 64 $4000 PCs for E3 so that it could run the game at console quality :p

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All that powerful hardware made sure that Battlefield 4 ran at a steady, smooth framerate at the highest settings during the show. And we’re sure DICE had quite a power bill at the end of E3.
 
People are going to be VERY disappointed when they boot up BF4 for the first time on the XB1 and hope to see E3 quality running @ 60 FPS.

Um that was for the GDC demo which ran close to 4K if i'm not mistaken.

Are you reading these links AT ALL? They all state it was running on that at E3.

Wasnt the GDC demo running on a 7990?
 
BF 4 multiplayer ran on a two 7970s.

Source: www.bf4central.com/2013/06/amd-battlefield-4-pc/

I suppose they had different setups... or the EA reps just lied to them. But it could explain why they thought the short single player demo they saw was less impressive than the building scene in multiplayer.

just found the page again :
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-hands-on-with-xbox-one
Battlefield 4

A really short demo compared to the conference slice and disappointingly this was not playable at the Microsoft booth. This is the Angry Sea mission, where your ship rips in half and you navigate towards a Chinese cruiser - on top of which you fire at the shacklings of aircraft and they go sliding down the tilted deck of the ship. Absolutely spectacular, but nothing compared to the exploding skyscraper of the multiplayer demo.

1080p at 60FPS is being targeted on Xbox One, and also 64 players in multiplayer - both of which set it apart from previous console versions. When pressed, the Microsoft reps admitted it's running from a debug environment designed to the console's specs.
 
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Um that was for the GDC demo which ran close to 4K if i'm not mistaken.
Everything Battlefield at E3 was on these. Those pics were from E3.

People are going to be VERY disappointed when they boot up BF4 for the first time on the XB1 and hope to see E3 quality running @ 60 FPS.

That goes for a lot of what was shown... and it isn't exclusive to one console or another.
 
That goes for a lot of what was shown... and it isn't exclusive to one console or another.

I actually agree with that. Anything that was running on system (PS4/XB1) will look the same but anything that was running on 'specd PC's' will not hold up visually.
 
I actually agree with that. Anything that was running on system (PS4/XB1) will look the same but anything that was running on 'specd PC's' will not hold up visually.

Same when you heard something like "in engine" - be weary of a lot of the E3 claims. Like I said, it's not exclusive to one company or another. Tempered expectations are best course during E3.
 
People are going to be VERY disappointed when they boot up BF4 for the first time on the XB1 and hope to see E3 quality running @ 60 FPS.



Are you reading these links AT ALL? They all state it was running on that at E3.

Wasnt the GDC demo running on a 7990?
Apologies, long night but either way the resolutions might have played a big role into why they're running on those cards.
 
Apologies, long night but either way the resolutions might have played a big role into why they're running on those cards.

Possibly, I just don't expect the same level of visual fidelity on these next gen consoles at release. Maybe they'll surprise me?
 
Are there any actual 1080P shots of Ryse? I think it looks good to great, certainly not terribad outside of the screenshot with what I assume to be the smoke causing the background to alias. If nothing else I trust in Crytek to deliver a great technical experience.

The armor in particular is just wonderful, great textures and lighting.
 
Are there any actual 1080P shots of Ryse? I think it looks good to great, certainly not terribad outside of the screenshot with what I assume to be the smoke causing the background to alias. If nothing else I trust in Crytek to deliver a great technical experience.

The armor in particular is just wonderful, great textures and lighting.

Gamersyde has them.
Edit: Never mind they are 1440p but doesn't looks like they are bullshot with loads of AA
They even have some bugs in them if you look well.
 
People are going to be VERY disappointed when they boot up BF4 for the first time on the XB1 and hope to see E3 quality running @ 60 FPS.



Are you reading these links AT ALL? They all state it was running on that at E3.

Wasnt the GDC demo running on a 7990?

Lets say little prayer that MS isnt really downclocking the GPU of Xbone either then....
 
Gamersyde has them.

Of course, those wonderful bastards. How do they get such high quality screenshots and 60 FPS video by the way? Do they just request them where no one else does?

Edit: Ah well, will be closer in representation than those tiny 720P shots. Just wanted to have a look.
 
Lets say little prayer that MS isnt really downclocking the GPU of Xbone either then....

I'm not an Xbone fan but I dont think they are. I think they have yield issues but thats really the only rumor that has any legs. They had games like Forza 5 and Ryse running on actual consoles so we can probably expect that type of performance.

The real way to find out will be when release hits and we start getting comparisons for Watch_Dogs and BF4. Thats going to be an exciting ass day.
 
Of course, those wonderful bastards. How do they get such high quality screenshots and 60 FPS video by the way? Do they just request them where no one else does?

Yeah they do freaking rock.
I think the rest just cheaps out and downsample shit.

I'm not an Xbone fan but I dont think they are. I think they have yield issues but thats really the only rumor that has any legs. They had games like Forza 5 and Ryse running on actual consoles so we can probably expect that type of performance.

The real way to find out will be when release hits and we start getting comparisons for Watch_Dogs and BF4. Thats going to be an exciting ass day.

My guess is the ps4 will get 2~4MSAA while X1 will get post processing AA the Esram should help in that aspect really well.
 
Quick question: do we have final specs for Xbone's GPU. every source i find keeps referring to a custom GPU set-up but no real details? Can anyone point me in the right direction?
 
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