37 Minute Direct Feed Cyberpunk 2077 footage from Switch 2

What salt? It's a last gen game 5 years into this gen.

Congrats, I guess.

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Here we have it folks, since James is absent we have peoples taking the job of coming in with completely detached from reality takes such as Phantom Liberty was running on last gen consoles and that September 2023 was 5 years ago
 
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Eh, more like 4 years (released in December 2020), and since it's playable from its 2.0 version, we can even say it's 2 years ago.

And it released this gen, with a last gen port that should've been cancelled. It's like saying Jedi Survivor is a last gen game cause it got a PS4 port several months after the PS5 release.
Potato potAto.
Here we have it folks, since James is absent we have peoples taking the job of coming in with completely detached from reality takes such as Phantom Liberty was running on last gen consoles and that September 2023 was 5 years ago
Here we have it folks. Little boys who can't take various opinions about their little boy toys.

Boo hoo, pitty party. Victory laps and misplaced backpats. Yay!!!
 
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Potato potAto.

Here we have it folks. Little boys who can't take various opinions about their little boy toys.

Boo hoo, pitty party. Victory laps and misplaced backpats. Yay!!!

« I was wrong and shitposting with dates and facts that are not of this world because I am so insecure I had to come into the thread to shitpost on something I'll never buy! but look at you lol! Little boy » - DipshitEnigma
 
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« I was wrong and shitposting with dates and facts that are not of this world but look at you lol! Little boy » - DipshitEnigma
Go shove your toys up your ass, Bitchmade Loop.

CDPR was incompetent at their launch. Doesn't make it all of a sudden a recent game. Shit is near 5 years old soon and would have been out in 2019 if they didn't need to "brute force" their release due to that development hell.

They did make great strides with it since then, as they should have.
 
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Based on the available information, the Nintendo Switch 2 in its docked configuration appears to be a considerably more powerful console than the PlayStation 4. While direct TFLOPS comparisons can be misleading between different architectures, the combination of a more modern CPU, a more efficient and feature-rich GPU with support for DLSS and ray tracing, and a larger pool of faster memory suggests that the Switch 2 will be capable of delivering a significantly higher level of graphical fidelity and performance than the PS4. This should allow for more ambitious and visually impressive games on Nintendo's next platform when played on.
 
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But you can dock a steam deck and up the graphical and resolution settings due to no battery restrictions...
Steam Deck doesn't have improved performance docked.

Will using Docking Station increase the performance of Steam Deck?

No, Docking Station provides charging and connectivity, but no additional performance benefits.
 
Based on the available information, the Nintendo Switch 2 in its docked configuration appears to be a considerably more powerful console than the PlayStation 4. While direct TFLOPS comparisons can be misleading between different architectures, the combination of a more modern CPU, a more efficient and feature-rich GPU with support for DLSS and ray tracing, and a larger pool of faster memory suggests that the Switch 2 will be capable of delivering a significantly higher level of graphical fidelity and performance than the PS4. This should allow for more ambitious and visually impressive games on Nintendo's next platform when played on.
I'm sorry man, are you talking to someone?

Your schtick is getting old and tired.
 
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But you can dock a steam deck and up the graphical and resolution settings due to no battery restrictions...
plugging in the deck doesn't allow it to use significantly more resources than are available in handheld, it's disingenuous to compare docked switch2 to something that only had handheld performance.
 
plugging in the deck doesn't allow it to use significantly more resources than are available in handheld, it's disingenuous to compare docked switch2 to something that only had handheld performance.
So you thinks DECK will be better performence then Switch 2 undocked?
 
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But you can dock a steam deck and up the graphical and resolution settings due to no battery restrictions...
You do know that there is the Internet right? Show me where it says that the stream deck gets more powerful when docked? Having no battery restrictions doesn't make the device more powerful. The steam deck wasn't designed to upclock when docked(which released months later).

Steam deck dock was designed to turn it into a workstation not make it more powerful.
 
You do know that there is the Internet right? Show me where it says that the stream deck gets more powerful when docked? Having no battery restrictions doesn't make the device more powerful. The steam deck wasn't designed to upclock when docked(which released months later).

Steam deck dock was designed to turn it into a workstation not make it more powerful.
Worsed docked annnnd undocked games nort even optermized no DLSS ahahahha
 
But Fantavision was probably your most favorite launch title for a system ever, wasn't it?
I did a search on Fantavision for context and found these gems
PS2 Sony launch title: Fantavision. What a banger that was. Historically speaking, the PS1 and PS2 didn't have any Sony first party to speak of. Ape Escape?
You must not have been alive when the PS2 launched with FANTAVISION. Yeah.
Deerock cracking me the fuck up :messenger_tears_of_joy:
 
Most people here seem to forget that in PORTABLE mode, this thing runs on fumes and is NOT as powerful as a PS4. Wake up and deal with it.

It's still powerful for its size and form factor, but wake the hell up and be realistic. In Docked Mode it easily surpasses PS4 and by the way, why does everything have to be a dick measuring contest here?

It's a $500 hybrid portable machine with the name Nintendo on it. Stop coping and enjoy the launch.

In handheld mode, the Switch 2's raw GPU power (around 1.7 TFLOPS) appears to be slightly less than the base PS4's 1.84 TFLOPS.

However, the Switch 2 has several advantages that can compensate for this:

More Modern Architecture: The Switch 2's Ampere GPU architecture is much more efficient per TFLOPS than the PS4's older GCN architecture. This means it can achieve more in terms of rendering complex scenes and effects even at lower clock speeds.
DLSS: This is a major factor. By rendering games at a lower internal resolution and using AI to upscale to the screen's native 1080p, the Switch 2 can output a sharper image with better performance than rendering natively at 1080p would allow. This can make graphically demanding games appear to perform better than the PS4, even if the raw rendering power is lower.
G-Sync (VRR): The inclusion of G-Sync on the Switch 2's handheld screen is a significant benefit. It synchronizes the display's refresh rate with the game's frame rate, eliminating screen tearing and making fluctuating frame rates appear much smoother. This can make games that might not hit a locked 30fps or 60fps feel more fluid and responsive than on a fixed-refresh-rate display like those connected to a PS4, where frame rate dips are more noticeable as stutter.
More Capable CPU (Despite Clock Speed): While the Switch 2's CPU clock speed in handheld is only slightly higher than docked (and lower than PS4's), the ARM Cortex A78C cores are architecturally superior and more efficient than the PS4's Jaguar cores. This can help with game logic, AI, and draw calls, potentially improving minimum frame rates in CPU-bound scenarios compared to the PS4.
 
In handheld mode, the Switch 2's raw GPU power (around 1.7 TFLOPS) appears to be slightly less than the base PS4's 1.84 TFLOPS.

However, the Switch 2 has several advantages that can compensate for this:

More Modern Architecture: The Switch 2's Ampere GPU architecture is much more efficient per TFLOPS than the PS4's older GCN architecture. This means it can achieve more in terms of rendering complex scenes and effects even at lower clock speeds.
DLSS: This is a major factor. By rendering games at a lower internal resolution and using AI to upscale to the screen's native 1080p, the Switch 2 can output a sharper image with better performance than rendering natively at 1080p would allow. This can make graphically demanding games appear to perform better than the PS4, even if the raw rendering power is lower.
G-Sync (VRR): The inclusion of G-Sync on the Switch 2's handheld screen is a significant benefit. It synchronizes the display's refresh rate with the game's frame rate, eliminating screen tearing and making fluctuating frame rates appear much smoother. This can make games that might not hit a locked 30fps or 60fps feel more fluid and responsive than on a fixed-refresh-rate display like those connected to a PS4, where frame rate dips are more noticeable as stutter.
More Capable CPU (Despite Clock Speed): While the Switch 2's CPU clock speed in handheld is only slightly higher than docked (and lower than PS4's), the ARM Cortex A78C cores are architecturally superior and more efficient than the PS4's Jaguar cores. This can help with game logic, AI, and draw calls, potentially improving minimum frame rates in CPU-bound scenarios compared to the PS4.
Do you have Nintendo stocks or something?
 
In handheld mode, the Switch 2's raw GPU power (around 1.7 TFLOPS) appears to be slightly less than the base PS4's 1.84 TFLOPS.

However, the Switch 2 has several advantages that can compensate for this:

More Modern Architecture: The Switch 2's Ampere GPU architecture is much more efficient per TFLOPS than the PS4's older GCN architecture. This means it can achieve more in terms of rendering complex scenes and effects even at lower clock speeds.
DLSS: This is a major factor. By rendering games at a lower internal resolution and using AI to upscale to the screen's native 1080p, the Switch 2 can output a sharper image with better performance than rendering natively at 1080p would allow. This can make graphically demanding games appear to perform better than the PS4, even if the raw rendering power is lower.
G-Sync (VRR): The inclusion of G-Sync on the Switch 2's handheld screen is a significant benefit. It synchronizes the display's refresh rate with the game's frame rate, eliminating screen tearing and making fluctuating frame rates appear much smoother. This can make games that might not hit a locked 30fps or 60fps feel more fluid and responsive than on a fixed-refresh-rate display like those connected to a PS4, where frame rate dips are more noticeable as stutter.
More Capable CPU (Despite Clock Speed): While the Switch 2's CPU clock speed in handheld is only slightly higher than docked (and lower than PS4's), the ARM Cortex A78C cores are architecturally superior and more efficient than the PS4's Jaguar cores. This can help with game logic, AI, and draw calls, potentially improving minimum frame rates in CPU-bound scenarios compared to the PS4.

You were on point until you said:

"However, the Switch 2 has several advantages that can compensate for this:"

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First quarter you conceded that in handheld mode:

PS4 Base > SNSW2

A is A. End of discussion? This console warring shit really is bonkers.
 
You were on point until you said:

"However, the Switch 2 has several advantages that can compensate for this:"

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First quarter you conceded that in handheld mode:

PS4 Base > SNSW2

A is A. End of discussion? This console warring shit really is bonkers.
I didn't say AI buuut you think More Modern Architecture, DLSS, G-Sync (VRR), More Capable CPU makes no differenses? oohoohoohoohoo
 
Congrats! Their tech finally eclipsed a 2013 box with a printer CPU.

Shaki bring ups ps4 then run ahahahaha

Most people here seem to forget that in PORTABLE mode, this thing runs on fumes and is NOT as powerful as a PS4. Wake up and deal with it.

It's still powerful for its size and form factor, but wake the hell up and be realistic. In Docked Mode it easily surpasses PS4 and by the way, why does everything have to be a dick measuring contest here?

It's a $500 hybrid portable machine with the name Nintendo on it. Stop coping and enjoy the launch.
 
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