Enslaved was easy to fix though, a few seconds editing a .ini.
Durante pls: Metal Gear Rising PC won't support higher resolutions than 1080p
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Enslaved was easy to fix though, a few seconds editing a .ini.
chickdigger802
Banned
wouldn't gtx titans make more sense for 4k gaming vs 780 ti's?
Anyhow, odd that no one (sorry if i missed a post) is talking about the inherent added latency for playing at non native resolutions of your display, which i could impact gameplay ever so little...
i'm just glad that my setup is 2 1080p 1 1440p monitor.
Anyhow, odd that no one (sorry if i missed a post) is talking about the inherent added latency for playing at non native resolutions of your display, which i could impact gameplay ever so little...
i'm just glad that my setup is 2 1080p 1 1440p monitor.
What is your definition of "many"? Steam hardware survey shows 2.5% people using 1920x1200, and around 1.1% for any other resolution higher than 1920x1200.
angular graphics
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1.37% of 65M Steam users having higher res than 1080/1200p is 890,500 people. Close to a million people. That's indeed not a small number.
Finished building it today, $18,000 machine.
i7-4960X, 64GB DDR3 2400Mhz RAM, 4 x GTX780 Ti's, 4 x 512GB Samsung 840 EVOs in RAID, 4 x 3TB HDD, etc etc...
My home PC is more than capable(i7-3930k, 2 x MSI Lighting GTX680s) but hopefully there will be a mod in the future to make 4K doable.
All the people wanking over this (and I'm a PC only gamer) seem to have missed the point that it would have been better to spend less and upgrade more regularly. Same power but much cheaper and less chance of hardware failure. Hardware depreciates too fast.
Also, $18000? Itemise that for us.
It's Australia and is one of those money is no object builds.
Of course people weren't looking at it sensibly. It's not meant to be sensible.
TouchMyBox
Member
Who cares about minorities?
Gotta realize that 'price is no object' consumers generally aren't worried about best value.
in the year twoooooo thouuuuusaaaaaaaaaaandddddddddddd
KimonoNoNo
Member
Fair Trial
Member
That rig has clearly been ordered by someone whose price-limit is well beyond what pc hardware could reach even shooting for the moon, so what's the point of the post?
He can, period.
SteveWinwood
Member
It's funny cause it's true.
Yep, and if you take out the percentage of Steam users who have a steam account to play peggle or some shit on their laptop gpu, that percentage goes up quite a bit, as people with these screens tend to be more enthusiast level gamers.
actually my 1440p monitor has no scalar, so if I cannot run a game at 1440p, there are headaches. So this game goes from a possible buy to a no.
Kageshinzo
Member
I am quite curious about those who are decrying the backlash against the indignation about no higher than 1080p support.
This game has been out for the PS3 and the 360. Let's say that all who are anticipating this for the PC do not own either of the console versions of the game. It would then be safe to assume that these people, who are playing the game the first time, want the best version of the game on PC; they are expecting the usual improvements and most commonly, for PC gaming, that is a significant bump in graphics resolution and framerate. At the very LEAST, people should have the option for a wide range of resolutions, common to monitors today.
So who are these people who are against having a higher resolution than 1080p? If you are a first-time player of this game, and you don't own the console versions, shouldn't you want the best that you can get on your PC? If you are a double-dipper, shouldn't you want a more enhanced version (otherwise, why not stick with your console version)? If you have played and owned a console version of the game and are not planning on buying the PC version, then what are you doing in this thread, other than to rile up the PC gamers who want more, as is the standard for PC games or ports?
This game has been out for the PS3 and the 360. Let's say that all who are anticipating this for the PC do not own either of the console versions of the game. It would then be safe to assume that these people, who are playing the game the first time, want the best version of the game on PC; they are expecting the usual improvements and most commonly, for PC gaming, that is a significant bump in graphics resolution and framerate. At the very LEAST, people should have the option for a wide range of resolutions, common to monitors today.
So who are these people who are against having a higher resolution than 1080p? If you are a first-time player of this game, and you don't own the console versions, shouldn't you want the best that you can get on your PC? If you are a double-dipper, shouldn't you want a more enhanced version (otherwise, why not stick with your console version)? If you have played and owned a console version of the game and are not planning on buying the PC version, then what are you doing in this thread, other than to rile up the PC gamers who want more, as is the standard for PC games or ports?
Platinum games can do no wrong, same with From software, console gamers just love eating shit
and post in pc related threads.
bored, probably angry, probably sexless, and lazy people who don't want to put effort into trolling
Lactose_Intolerant
Member
Finished building it today, $18,000 machine.
i7-4960X, 64GB DDR3 2400Mhz RAM, 4 x GTX780 Ti's, 4 x 512GB Samsung 840 EVOs in RAID, 4 x 3TB HDD, etc etc...
My home PC is more than capable(i7-3930k, 2 x MSI Lighting GTX680s) but hopefully there will be a mod in the future to make 4K doable.
After all of that, you use the crappy corsair water cooling system
Fair Trial
Member
Native resolution is always best, but in case you don't know you can actually enable gpu-upscaling in the control panel, like consoles do automatically.
angular graphics
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Bat- symbol.........a device used to signal batman when they need his help. This being the Durante-symbol...... signifying that we need the Well-Dressed Knight to emerge from the shadows to pull us from the depths of non native resolutions.
angular graphics
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Using PC Case Gear as a guide (save for the monitor) and assuming high-end parts:
Dell UP3214Q: $4,200
Cyborg RAT 9: $135
Strike 7: $389
Xonar Phoebus: $209 (though there's no sound card visible in the image)
4x Samsung 840 Pro: $1,916
Windows 8.1 Pro: $159
4x GTX 780 Ti (factory overclocked): $3,596
3x 4TB HDDs: $956
Seasonic X-1250 Gold: $349
High-end E-ATX case: $399
i7 4960X: $1,199
Corsair H110: $169
64GB DDR3-2400:
Total: ~$14.5k (excluding any shipping costs).
Edit: Forgot the BD-RE drive, but that only adds another ~$120.
Edit edit: Misread the RAM price (again, and I had to use Static Ice as it seems PCCG doesn't stock 8GB modules of CVP DDR3-2400.
SargerusBR
I love Pokken!
Just say that you will make a fix so that people begin to relax :3
Worst case I can think of is that they don't know how to request available resolutions and just hardcoded a set of resolutions available, like some old bad ports did. Add to that the possible ini settings being an index to this list (I've seen ports that do this), which would need hex-editting on the .exe.
We might be jumping to conclusions too soon tho. I don't think anything more than a hex-edit will be needed to fix this, if it happens to be the case above.
There is no good reason to not allow for higher resolutions, 3D games shouldn't have locked resolutions, it doesn't make sense. It shouldn't even be more work if they already support multiple resolutions.
People should bitch and scream at PG to get those options in, it seems From got the message and at least seems to take the PC version of DS2 serious
People should bitch and scream at PG to get those options in, it seems From got the message and at least seems to take the PC version of DS2 serious
Kageshinzo
Member
I think there is a certain irony in you asking this question when you're the thread starter, calling out for Durante's help. :lol
Finished building it today, $18,000 machine.
i7-4960X, 64GB DDR3 2400Mhz RAM, 4 x GTX780 Ti's, 4 x 512GB Samsung 840 EVOs in RAID, 4 x 3TB HDD, etc etc...
My home PC is more than capable(i7-3930k, 2 x MSI Lighting GTX680s) but hopefully there will be a mod in the future to make 4K doable.
I want to steal it and take it home.
KillerTravis
Banned
Wow, difficult crowd. I'm happy with my 5 year old graphics card that may be able to run this game at 720p.
hushlorentz
Member
Finished building it today, $18,000 machine.
i7-4960X, 64GB DDR3 2400Mhz RAM, 4 x GTX780 Ti's, 4 x 512GB Samsung 840 EVOs in RAID, 4 x 3TB HDD, etc etc...
My home PC is more than capable(i7-3930k, 2 x MSI Lighting GTX680s) but hopefully there will be a mod in the future to make 4K doable.
Finally a machine capable of playing Binding of Isaac without framerate drops?
angular graphics
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Not only old. The recent Resident Evil: Revelations PC port was like that.
Every time someone complained about their res not being supported they released a patch that introduced support for that specific resolution, LOL. Then the next day someone else complained about some other res, they released a new patch to support that res and so on.
Thats not the point really. It's about compatibility with hardware that has been used in the PC gaming world for years and years.
It sucks, but I'm not canceling my preorder over this, I can deal with 1080p. Still, I hope we can easily fix this by adjusting some ini file or whatever.
Van Helsing suffers from something similar. It only goes up to 1440p, and you have to set it as your desktop resolution in order to get it to appear. And the AA options aren't good at all, at least Rising has MSAA.
Van Helsing suffers from something similar. It only goes up to 1440p, and you have to set it as your desktop resolution in order to get it to appear. And the AA options aren't good at all, at least Rising has MSAA.
Kageshinzo
Member
Asking for something that is expected in a PC game/port is not being difficult.
striferser
Huge Nickleback Fan
It was a system for a customer. I work at a PC store.
Charles Alan Ratliff
Member
Purchased The Stanley Parable and Metal Gear Rising so far. I'm going all out this year as I have a bunch of 2013 games I have yet to play!
Oh, I thought I read that it was for a friend. Nice markup (about 24%, excluding wholesale savings).
