Liabe Brave
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It's listed under the official name, Tom Clancy's The Division. But the game is not native 4K, it's 1660p using some form of temporal accumulation (looks stochastic).
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All PS4 Pro enhanced games (native support and boosted)
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Retro Edge
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Ah yes, it was under "T" but are you sure it's only 1660p? Everything I can find is that the last patch upgraded it to real 4K and it looks impressive.
Too bad Digital Foundry hasn't looked at it one last time.
Too bad Digital Foundry hasn't looked at it one last time.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
FFXII remaster will have Pro support confirmed:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1387713&page=2
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1387713&page=2
Wording suggests 1080p users getting the shaft.
2blackcats
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I think it might just be badly worded.
NinjamicWZ
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I'm so glad to hear that. I've been wanting to know for months and I'm so hype for FFXII anyway.
It's a Christmas miracle.
As always, HDR would be nice to hope for.
Sweet.
Liabe Brave
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I am as sure as I can be. I am not infallible though, so there's that. No matter what the actual value, the game does look very good in motion, with the nice lighting model well-served by the bump in resolution. Individual screenshots aren't quite as pleasant, because you can see the reconstruction noise. But it's still an improvement, especially on modern TVs which smooth over the speckling when they blend frames due to persistence of vision. (Akin to the intrinsic improvements CRTs gave to old field-rendered games.)
It boggles me how devs can be okay with releasing a patch that actually makes the game worse.
Ah, sorry - seems the issue was unique to me. A database rebuild seems to have solved the problem.
UserNameStolen
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I'm not so sure about that. Kingdom hearts does not downsample for 1080p users. So I won't be surprised if FFXII doesn't as well. I really hope it does though.
Greetings fellow PS4 Pro owners. I have a question regarding input lag on the PS4 Pro using the included DualShock 4 controller. Apologies if this is not the correct thread. I searched for a PS4 Pro OT, but I did not see one.
The issue I am having is that, on occasion, the PS4 Pro will fail to recognize a button press. This behavior is inconsistent, and appears to happens randomly. For example, I may press a button only to have the PS4 fail to register the input. Subsequent presses of the same button work fine. It doesn't feel like a delay, so much as a complete lack of registering the button press. The issue is not isolated to one button.
For reference, I am using the following hardware.
One issue I had considered was interference with the Bluetooth signal. I have yet to try the DS4 controller in its wired configuration. WiFi is enabled on the display. I'm about two meters from the PS4. My wireless router is in a room upstairs.
I appreciate any suggestions you may have.
The issue I am having is that, on occasion, the PS4 Pro will fail to recognize a button press. This behavior is inconsistent, and appears to happens randomly. For example, I may press a button only to have the PS4 fail to register the input. Subsequent presses of the same button work fine. It doesn't feel like a delay, so much as a complete lack of registering the button press. The issue is not isolated to one button.
For reference, I am using the following hardware.
- New PS4 Pro with the included DualShock 4 controller
- LG B6 55" OLED display
- The display is in "Game Mode"
- PS4 Pro is in "Boost Mode"
- PS4 Pro software version 4.70
- LG B6 firmware version 04.31.20
- Game is Bloodborne
- Output is 2160p, full black level, automatic color via Blue Jeans premium certified HDMI cable
One issue I had considered was interference with the Bluetooth signal. I have yet to try the DS4 controller in its wired configuration. WiFi is enabled on the display. I'm about two meters from the PS4. My wireless router is in a room upstairs.
I appreciate any suggestions you may have.
richard_wiggler
Member
How low to the ground is your PS4? I have had issues with controller connectivity when my PS4 was low to the ground in the tv stand, I now have it right under the TV, and that solved my issues.
Missing button presses is a matter of life and death in Bloodborne.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Great great news, Witcher 3 is getting a Pro (and Xbox X) patch at an unspecified time.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...3-wild-hunt-will-get-ps4-pro-xbox-one-x-patch
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...3-wild-hunt-will-get-ps4-pro-xbox-one-x-patch
It is rather low to the ground. Thanks for the suggestion. I shall give this a shot.
Oh man! I would of held off playing the expansions if I knew they were doing that. Hopefully will be a good patch though.
Theonik
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XB O X should be a decent boon for the PS4 Pro. Hopefully should kick developers into high gear.
Wait, so Xbox One X is abbreviated XBOX? Mind blown.
endlessflood
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We need a simple and clear abbreviation, and xbox could be one of four machines lol.
I like xb1x = xbix
Finaika
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If anyone is interested, I disabled the WiFi on my display and that seems to have cleared up the issue. I have yet to re-enable the WiFi to see if the issue returns.
Negotiator
Member
Bluetooth and WiFi use the same wireless band (2.4 GHz).
Yeah, it's a minor inconvenience to switch off wifi to play a game, but what else can I do?
Omegabalmung9
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KH 1.5./2.5 received a patch today
Can a kind soul please test if downsampling is now supported?
I think the patch was only to add a theater mode.
Negotiator
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I know, I was just hoping they'd silently added downsampling.
Would appreciate if someone could check, if they have free time
Omegabalmung9
Member
I know, I was just hoping they'd silently added downsampling.
Would appreciate if someone could check, if they have free time
Here's some quick shots from my capture card:
Liabe Brave
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I know, I was just hoping they'd silently added downsampling.
Would appreciate if someone could check, if they have free time
In case some people can't tell, there's no downsampling here. Sorry, Vashetti.
I might have to go with option 2. My house was built in the 1920s, so the walls are basically plaster and lathe, which makes 5GHz signal coverage less than desirable. Electrical is mostly up to date though. Any recommendations on a quality power line adapter?
LostDonkey
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Hey guys, I know this isn't the right thread but could anyone point me in the direction of a PS4 help thread of there is one.i searched and couldn't find anything. I'm having some issues with mine. Thnx
Xion_Stellar
People should stop referencing data that makes me feel uncomfortable because games get ported to platforms I don't like
OP the game just got updated today so you should add Final Fantasy XIV to the list of games with 4K support for PS4 Pro users. I didn't notice any significant FPS boost and obviously we get no downsampling (*sigh* again). Unfortunately I don't have a 4K TV so I couldn't tell you if it's native 4K or not.
DeaDPo0L84
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just picked up a pro last night and getting everything set up. I only have a 1080p monitor currently but just had a potentially dumb question. For games with enhancements do I have to set up special options or do games automatically adjust when playing on a pro?
There's a few people saying the framerate is a lot better. Then there's a whole bunch of people saying theres no difference. I wouldn't be shocked to hear that the higher framerate is only unlocked for people with 4k displays, not just being able to select higher res.
but yeah, so far it sounds like utter disappointment. Will once again affect my purchase decision as well.
Liabe Brave
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Most games will automatically adjust. There are some that offer toggles, like whether you want to prioritize framerate or graphics, or whether you want to uncap framerates, add effects, etc. There will be menus in-game for you to select your preference.
It's very much more likely to be the other way around: improved framerate when set to 1080p, versus same framerate but higher resolution on 4K displays. Before this official patch, at 1080p Pro Boost Mode improved Final Fantasy XIV performance a lot: 15-20fps pretty consistently.
FearlessBelgian
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Judder are not fix on FF XV ? What is the best option for the best possible experience with PS4 Pro ?
I have a 4K/HDR Tv .
I have a 4K/HDR Tv .
afternoon delight
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This thread is a fucking gift, thank you so much to all that contribute.
DeaDPo0L84
Member
Thanks for the reply! Also does the silver ps4 logo on top bother anyone? Better than the og ps4 where half was glossy but damn that symbol is a big dust magnet.
It depends what you consider the "best experience."
If you value frame rate over all else and don't mind unlocked frames, go with the 1080p/40-60fps mode (Lite). If you value frame rate but want it locked, go with the 1080p/30fps mode (Steady). If you If you value resolution over all else, then go with the 1800c/30fps judder mode (High).
I played it on high and the judder didn't bother me. I thought the resolution increase was well worth it.
DOT DASH DOT
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Can anyone comment on how good or not HDR is on The Surge PS4 Pro?
Karspankey
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It's alright. I went through an area that was completely dark without a light and it was a pretty cool experience since my weapon gave off light. It looked pretty damn cool! The rest of the visuals aren't that great, however, so it sort of looks a bit weird with HDR. Haven't tried the higher res mode yet, however.
DOT DASH DOT
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Ok cheers, either this or the PC version.