trancefreak64
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Monitor Refresh rates do not equal FPS. Unlimited variable frame rates will also be higher on the start menu.
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SenjutsuSage
Banned
I agree entirely here. You don't need a monitor that actually supports a certain fps to run at that higher framerate. I use to do it for years on my crt when i played cs 1.6. The monitor just won't be able to get the full benefit of that higher fps due to refresh rate not being able to go that high, but you can absolutely get your game to perform at those levels. What are your typical gameplay framerates though?
James Sawyer Ford
Banned
Still may get an announcement date...
This is a little frustrating. We're only a few months away from PS5's launch and Sony hasn't shown anything. Previous consoles were announced formally more than a year in advance
He said he doesn't trust his source, those are his words.
Regardless of his personal opinion on the specs. He felt the source was BS.
In light of recent rumors, he's saying maybe that old rumor was truth.
Seems everyone is trying to twist things to make themselves right.
If y'all running with benji, then the SeX is confirmed 12TF
IF the SeX is 12TF then that confirms Github.
If Github is confirmed, then benjis's source is wrong.
If benjis source is wrong then SeX is not 12TF
..............
And you see the hilarity of all this speculation, based on partial, second hand, vague "info"
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Gavin Stevens
Formerly 'o'dium'
I'll be honest, I actually game at 60fps locked so I don't put extra stress on the GPU to run at higher temps, which is why I'm running a little higher than usual here.
I was playing unlocked for a while when I started playing MW a while back and, thinking... I don't know? I would say 150+? I think I saw it drop to like 147 once when I had a shit load of explosions going on and I was dead, but I tend to not look that often.
I will say mind you, it still runs quake 2 rtx like shit. I do hope you all know I had a hand in that, as I made a lot of the media for it many years ago. *cough*
Gavin Stevens
Formerly 'o'dium'
I'm actually not, and on my daughters life, I haven't even used that before. It's 4k, downsample to 1080p. If it was 1080p, it would have hideous stair stepping everywhere, even if it was using up scaling reconstruction.
So according to this video they are still having problems with PS4 BC........wow
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S0ULZB0URNE
Member
Still custom made.
I am interested in Sony's new custom RT solution for example.
rsouzadk
Member
Your monitor is fullhd.
Gavin Stevens
Formerly 'o'dium'
And...? What's that got to do with rendering?
Have I banged my head or something and suddenly everybody has forgotten how technology works?
You can render in 4k, and then downsample so it will render on a 1080p panel. This will create a much nicer image, but comes at an increased performance cost?
Why am I even saying this...? You asked for proof, and I've given it you? Not that I needed to even do that, but come on...? This isn't even the correct thread for it? Posting benchmarks to show me I'm wrong, when those benchmarks could be for SP for all I know (and performance does fall in line with that) is crazy talk.
You asked for proof, you've got it. If you don't know how technology works, go google it. I won't be addressing this stupid off topic discussion any more, so deal with it. If you want to chat pc shit go to the pc thread.
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hemo memo
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I know. Every tweet from the official PlayStation account get replies from fans asking about the PS5 reveal. It's frustration and it's not only in GAF.
rsouzadk
Member
I never asked you nothing. You are talking nonsense.
S0ULZB0URNE
Member
It's more true if we consider this...
The PS5’s SSD could spell doom for next-gen PC game ports
There's a chance the console's SSD could be a boon to PC gamers, but equally it might mean we're only seen as a last-gen platform
www.pcgamesn.com
considering the requirements to run these games on the PC IF the devs utilize the new faster hard drive tech for gameplay.
S0ULZB0URNE
Member
this guy
DForce
NaughtyDog Defense Force
He said he doesn't trust his source, those are his words.
Regardless of his personal opinion on the specs. He felt the source was BS.
In light of recent rumors, he's saying maybe that old rumor was truth.
Seems everyone is trying to twist things to make themselves right.
If y'all running with benji, then the SeX is confirmed 12TF
IF the SeX is 12TF then that confirms Github.
If Github is confirmed, then benjis's source is wrong.
If benjis source is wrong then SeX is not 12TF
..............
And you see the hilarity of all this speculation, based on partial, second hand, vague "info"
No.
I don't know why this is so difficult to comprehend for some people, unless they're trying to convince themselves that no matter what, their info is BS.
It's not hard to understand.
He did not trust his source AT THE TIME because the nearly 13TF rumor didn't seem likely.
Now after the Xbox Series X reveal, he regrets deleting his post. This does NOT mean he doesn't trust his source now. It's obvious that he changed his mind AFTER the Xbox Series X reveal.
That is perfectly clear.
He makes a similar statement by saying, "The fact I may have deleted a real scoop is hilarious."
You guys keep saying he doesn't trust his source when it's clear that's the way he felt WHEN he posted the tweet back in April.
Rightisright
Banned
Superdae was the one who released all the Xbox details. He hacked it. He wasn't a developer, he was a hacker. Google is your friend.Vgleaks had their own source regarding the early 2012 PS4 dev kit specs, and vg247 even tells you outright in the article that their source is multiple developers talking to them (not unlike klee, matt, osiris, Heisenberg, (I don't believe Tommy Fishy)).
Showtime: PS4 rumoured at 1.84TF, Xbox 720 at 1.23TF
Here we go. VG247 has been told that PlayStation 4 has a 50% raw power advantage over Xbox 720, based on information ou…www.vg247.com
Funny you can't even provide receipts and links for your claims anymore because you know the dates contradict your argument. Show me proof where SuperDae leaked PS4 info before or on June 2012 and that they were the source for Vgleak, I'll be waiting.Now you're making stuff up to fit your narrative, who's the one denying reality again?
And your refusal to accept that all the insider info that goes back to the same time period away from launch as when people like your beloved Klee was absolute rubbish, is your issue to deal with and not mine.
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You are making things up at this point. He didn't trust the source and he hasn't said anything to suggest that he changed his mind. The info the source gave him seems more believable to him after the SeX rumors, that doesn't mean the source is more trustworthy to him. The only reason you'd gain trust in a source is if they gave you info that turned out to be true, and he hasn't stated that has happened.
You're the one twisting his words and it's hilarious that you can't see that.
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Rightisright
Banned
So which so called insiders lose their credibility if a Feb reveal doesn't happen?
thelastword
Banned
I hope this is all PS4 and it goes like this
February 14 – Media Molecule from 4PM – 6PM (GMT) and the Dreams Community through the day
MM shows Dreams and some ace Gameplay...and some creators content....
February 19 – Naughty Dog from 10:30AM – 12:30PM (PT)
Naughty Shows LOU2 and continue to blow minds
February 20 – Insomniac Games' President and Founder, Ted Price, from 1PM – 2:30PM (PT)
Insomniac releases or shows a Resistance Trilogy Remaster/Remake
February 21 – Sid Shuman and Shuhei Yoshida team up for a joint stream
They talk about PS4 indies still coming up.....Updates on Lost Soul Aside and many other PS4 games including Ghosts of Tsushima....FF7 Remake, Nioh 2, Persona Royal, Predator, Pathless, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Gran Blue Fantasy and a host of VR games like Ironman.....
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thelastword
Banned
When did he do that?Tommy Fisher requested a ban if no reveal in Feb.
LED Guy?
Banned
God of War on my PS4 Pro with my 4K/HDR TV looks better than anything I have ever seen on PC, and I have a GTX 1080 with i5-6600K both overclocked and I haven't seen anything on it that looks as good as that beast of a game! It is a masterpiece in everything!
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THE:MILKMAN
Member
Doesn't matter. Plans change™ covers everything
I don't think this is about any reveals of Sony games. It is simply some high-up execs and Sony devs taking time to help raise money for the bushfire victims by playing existing games.
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Gavin Stevens
Formerly 'o'dium'
I still have yet to start god of war, I'm knee deep in Code Vein atm 
Jtibh
Banned
Ok everyone lets stop this shit right here.Uncharted 4 looks better.
Look through this generation and find which games won the MOST best visuals awards.
PS5 exclusives will likely look better for most of the next generation than anything on the PC.
You have links saying PS5 exclusives are coming to PC?
If not you are trolling.
Also I think PC would have issues running PS5 exclusives so it's unlikely.
The PS5’s SSD could spell doom for next-gen PC game ports
There's a chance the console's SSD could be a boon to PC gamers, but equally it might mean we're only seen as a last-gen platform
Pc will always be better at a premium price.
Ps5 will always be better at budget $500 price.
There is no winner here.
Simple answer is you get what you pay for.
DForce
NaughtyDog Defense Force
The gif he posted literally says, "I've made a huge mistake."
That means he regretted deleting the tweet. You can deny all you want, but the evidence is clear enough.
LED Guy?
Banned
If he's right, because I have seen Sony making a statement like 2 or 3 months ago that they're trying to make PS4 BC possible or something along those lines, but if RedGamingTech is right, then this basically is another evidence that the Oberon 9.2 TF 36 CUs leak is wrong because the PS4 Pro was a 36 CU console and it played the base PS4 games with no problems, so how is PS5 having problems if it is a 36 CU console?
I can see Sony having problems with PS4 BC because they may have 54 CUs or around it.
whoever81
Member
Meh. Let them fight to death!
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Yes it is lol.
Felessan
Member
Not always.
Technology eventually will hit plateau. And PC will always have legacy overhead issues, those increase over time. So at some point of time brute force aproach on PC and strict requirement to support all outdated legacy stuff will backfire badly on PC side.
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maybe or maybe not because he says the revision is oberon C0 and we all know oberon B0 is 36CU
So we back to github shenanigans
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Soadi
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You don't have permission to access "http://www.gamestop.com/video-games/xbox-series-x" on this server.
Reference #18.8d5add58.1580598394.12600f0a
What's this?
Samanosuke Akechi
Member
Thats weird. It's just a pre order notification sign up page. I can see it just fine.
LED Guy?
Banned
Oh I see LOL!!
I'm gonna make a HUGE BET on here, PS5 is NOT 9.2 TF nor it has that Oberon 36 CU chip!
There's too much evidence out there that prove it is NOT a 9.2 TF console.
Probably because of your location
Soadi
Member
Probably cause I'm not in USA or something, does it have any games listed?
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Samanosuke Akechi
Member
No. They're just brief writes up about currently known info on both consoles and sign up fields to be notified by GameStop when pre orders go up.
01011001
Banned
it's optimised to run at 30fps.
if a developer would do another Crysis that no normal PC can get even remotely to a stable 60fps, you would see games on PC outclassing God of War by a landslide.
but games like that don't really release anymore... PC players would be furious if such a game would release these days, it would rain bad steam reviews from the skies. just imagine the outcry of PC players if a new game would come out and you can't get at least a completely locked 60fps with a RTX2080 even at 1440p and at low settings.
that was crysis back then. even a 8800GTX with a Core 2 Quad couldn't lock to 60 at low and sub HD.
Crysis back then was so far ahead of its time that it still looks really damn good for modern standards.
and Crysis 3 is still used as a GPU benchmark to this day because of the extreme settings it pushed.
games like that don't exist anymore as devlopers develop for console first and PC second. Which in turn conditioned PC players to expect that every game runs at above 60FPS with ease, and that it's just a matter of how high a framerate you want... because these games don't push the hardware at all anymore
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TLZ
Banned
I saw both no problem. It's just a sign up for XSX and PS5 notifications.
trancefreak64
Banned
PLAYSTATION 5 IS COMING IN 2020!
As anticipation builds for the release of the Sony Playstation 5 sometime in winter of 2020, it's always fun to speculate about the possibilities. That said, here's a look at the PS5 news we can confirm.
The PS5 Design Includes The Ability To Play Physical & Digital Media
This was one of the biggest questions around the PS5 specs, and it has now been confirmed. The PS5 will have a drive for playing physical copies of games and media, as well as have the ability to play digital game downloads and streams.
What is The Playstation 5 Release Date and Price Point?
While there is no specific day for the PS5 release date, Sony has revelated that it will come out during the Holiday 2020 window – so between October and December. As for the PS5 price point, Sony has yet to announce anything concrete. The Playstation 4 and subsequent Playstation 4 Pro each cost $399, but it's quite possible the PS5 price point could be higher.
The New Playstation 5 Controller Has Been Redesigned
The name hasn't been announced (here's guessing it's the DualShock 5), but the new PS5 controller is confirmed to have several new features. Replacing the rumble technology will be haptic feedback, making the physical feedback between PS5 controller and player much more immersive and realistic. The triggers on the PS5 controller will be adaptive, meaning they can be programmed with varying resistance to simulate actions more realistically. Design-wise, it's expected the PS5 controller will look similar to the DualShock 4 but expect a few differences as well.
The PS5 Specs Are Sure To Impress
While the world eagerly awaits to get a look at the Playstation 5 hardware, Sony has revealed what's under the hood, and there's no shortage of horsepower.
Stay tuned to this page for the latest Playstation 5 news as it becomes available, including information about pricing and the exact release date.
PLAYSTATION 5 - FROM THE DESK OF GAME INFORMER
The next generation of video games begins this holiday, and a new era of gaming will unfold through PlayStation 5, Sony's newest console that is designed to reduce load times, improve graphics, and deliver both physical and digital games. Sony hasn't revealed the look of PlayStation 5 yet, and has kept many of its details shrouded in mystery, but has discussed what's inside the machine a fair bit. PlayStation 5 will feature a solid-state drive, an enhanced GPU capable of delivering ray tracing, and an 8-core, 16-thread CPU based on AMD's Zen 2 microarchitecture.
The PlayStation 5 controller replaces the rumble technology found in the DualShock 4 with haptic feedback, which will give players a wider range of feedback. You'll feel the difference in textures as your car drives over rocks or mud through the haptic response. The controller also boasts new adaptive triggers that give developers the freedom to determine how much resistance is applied to the L2 and R2 buttons. Meaning one could get a little harder to push as you draw a bow.
The PlayStation 5's user interface is being expanded in innovative ways, one allowing players to see what is happening in a game without even booting it up. From the PlayStation 5 menu, you can see which multiplayer matches are available or what single-player missions you are on in the game.
No price, release details, or even games have been announced yet, but we're hoping to learn more soon.
As anticipation builds for the release of the Sony Playstation 5 sometime in winter of 2020, it's always fun to speculate about the possibilities. That said, here's a look at the PS5 news we can confirm.
The PS5 Design Includes The Ability To Play Physical & Digital Media
This was one of the biggest questions around the PS5 specs, and it has now been confirmed. The PS5 will have a drive for playing physical copies of games and media, as well as have the ability to play digital game downloads and streams.
What is The Playstation 5 Release Date and Price Point?
While there is no specific day for the PS5 release date, Sony has revelated that it will come out during the Holiday 2020 window – so between October and December. As for the PS5 price point, Sony has yet to announce anything concrete. The Playstation 4 and subsequent Playstation 4 Pro each cost $399, but it's quite possible the PS5 price point could be higher.
The New Playstation 5 Controller Has Been Redesigned
The name hasn't been announced (here's guessing it's the DualShock 5), but the new PS5 controller is confirmed to have several new features. Replacing the rumble technology will be haptic feedback, making the physical feedback between PS5 controller and player much more immersive and realistic. The triggers on the PS5 controller will be adaptive, meaning they can be programmed with varying resistance to simulate actions more realistically. Design-wise, it's expected the PS5 controller will look similar to the DualShock 4 but expect a few differences as well.
The PS5 Specs Are Sure To Impress
While the world eagerly awaits to get a look at the Playstation 5 hardware, Sony has revealed what's under the hood, and there's no shortage of horsepower.
- Full 8K TV support
- Bespoke 8-core AMD chipset
- 3D Audio
- Built-for-purpose SSD storage
- Backwards compatibility with PS4 games/PSVR hardware
- Ray tracing capabilities
Stay tuned to this page for the latest Playstation 5 news as it becomes available, including information about pricing and the exact release date.
PLAYSTATION 5 - FROM THE DESK OF GAME INFORMER
The next generation of video games begins this holiday, and a new era of gaming will unfold through PlayStation 5, Sony's newest console that is designed to reduce load times, improve graphics, and deliver both physical and digital games. Sony hasn't revealed the look of PlayStation 5 yet, and has kept many of its details shrouded in mystery, but has discussed what's inside the machine a fair bit. PlayStation 5 will feature a solid-state drive, an enhanced GPU capable of delivering ray tracing, and an 8-core, 16-thread CPU based on AMD's Zen 2 microarchitecture.
The PlayStation 5 controller replaces the rumble technology found in the DualShock 4 with haptic feedback, which will give players a wider range of feedback. You'll feel the difference in textures as your car drives over rocks or mud through the haptic response. The controller also boasts new adaptive triggers that give developers the freedom to determine how much resistance is applied to the L2 and R2 buttons. Meaning one could get a little harder to push as you draw a bow.
The PlayStation 5's user interface is being expanded in innovative ways, one allowing players to see what is happening in a game without even booting it up. From the PlayStation 5 menu, you can see which multiplayer matches are available or what single-player missions you are on in the game.
No price, release details, or even games have been announced yet, but we're hoping to learn more soon.
trancefreak64
Banned
A NEW WAY TO POWER YOUR DREAMS – INTRODUCING THE XBOX SERIES X
Formerly known as Xbox Project Scarlet, the highly anticipated new Microsoft console now has an official name: Xbox Series X.
Serious Horsepower Under The Hood
While the details regarding the Xbox Series X price and release date aren't confirmed, those looking to buy an Xbox Series X console will be excited to learn that several other details that have been revealed. For starters, the Xbox Series X has four times more processing power than its predecessor, the Xbox One X.
According to Game Informer magazine, the Xbox Series X console, "Uses a custom AMC processor with the 'latest Zen 2 and next-generation RDNA architecture.' The system does 4K and 60FPS, of course, but is capable of doing 8K and 120FPS." You can find more technical specs at https://www.gameinformer.com/2019/12/13/xbox-series-x-hardware-controller-details
What's In The Box?
The Xbox Series X console has been featured in a vertical position, boasting an elegant black case with a disc drive, eject button, and power button. There's a vent on the top. Microsoft has also confirmed that the Xbox Series X games will play just fine with the system laid horizontally. This versatility will certainly be a factor when deciding whether to put in a Xbox Series X pre-order when that option becomes available.
As for the Xbox Series X controller, the new design includes a slightly reshaped iteration of the Xbox One controller. The tweaked size and shape, along with a dedicated share button in the middle, should make the Xbox Series X controller a beloved accessory, much like its predecessor.
The Games Are Coming
So far, the only Xbox Series X game that has been announced is Ninja Theory's Senua's Sage: Hellblade II. The teaser trailer released for this Xbox Series X game shows the visual fidelity and graphical capabilities of what's to come on the Xbox Series X, formerly known as Xbox Project Scarlett.
For those who want to buy Xbox Series X when it is released during its planned launch during the Holiday 2020 season, keep an eye on GameStop.com for Xbox Series X pre-order information and more details about system as they're released in the coming months.
MORE INFORMATION FROM GAME INFORMER
Microsoft's next-generation of games and consoles is simply called "Xbox." The simplification in the name may seem confusing at first, but it fits into Microsoft's strategy of uniting it's current- and next-generation plans under one name. If you own an Xbox One, your controller, and accessories will work on the forthcoming Xbox: Series X, which was originally codenamed Project Scarlett.
Xbox: Series X is the most powerful machine Microsoft has ever built, featuring a CPU that will be four times more powerful than Xbox One X. The machine will deliver 8K resolution and up to 120 frames-per-second for some games. The hardware is tall and slender, standing in at 12 inches in height and six inches wide. The Series X comes packaged with a new controller that looks similar in design to the Xbox One controller, yet features a redesigned directional-pad as well as a dedicated button for sharing videos and screenshots.
Microsoft hopes to have the Series X on store shelves this holiday with an exciting franchise returning as a launch title. Halo: Infinite is planned to kick off Microsoft's next-generation efforts on day one!
Formerly known as Xbox Project Scarlet, the highly anticipated new Microsoft console now has an official name: Xbox Series X.
Serious Horsepower Under The Hood
While the details regarding the Xbox Series X price and release date aren't confirmed, those looking to buy an Xbox Series X console will be excited to learn that several other details that have been revealed. For starters, the Xbox Series X has four times more processing power than its predecessor, the Xbox One X.
According to Game Informer magazine, the Xbox Series X console, "Uses a custom AMC processor with the 'latest Zen 2 and next-generation RDNA architecture.' The system does 4K and 60FPS, of course, but is capable of doing 8K and 120FPS." You can find more technical specs at https://www.gameinformer.com/2019/12/13/xbox-series-x-hardware-controller-details
What's In The Box?
The Xbox Series X console has been featured in a vertical position, boasting an elegant black case with a disc drive, eject button, and power button. There's a vent on the top. Microsoft has also confirmed that the Xbox Series X games will play just fine with the system laid horizontally. This versatility will certainly be a factor when deciding whether to put in a Xbox Series X pre-order when that option becomes available.
As for the Xbox Series X controller, the new design includes a slightly reshaped iteration of the Xbox One controller. The tweaked size and shape, along with a dedicated share button in the middle, should make the Xbox Series X controller a beloved accessory, much like its predecessor.
The Games Are Coming
So far, the only Xbox Series X game that has been announced is Ninja Theory's Senua's Sage: Hellblade II. The teaser trailer released for this Xbox Series X game shows the visual fidelity and graphical capabilities of what's to come on the Xbox Series X, formerly known as Xbox Project Scarlett.
For those who want to buy Xbox Series X when it is released during its planned launch during the Holiday 2020 season, keep an eye on GameStop.com for Xbox Series X pre-order information and more details about system as they're released in the coming months.
MORE INFORMATION FROM GAME INFORMER
Microsoft's next-generation of games and consoles is simply called "Xbox." The simplification in the name may seem confusing at first, but it fits into Microsoft's strategy of uniting it's current- and next-generation plans under one name. If you own an Xbox One, your controller, and accessories will work on the forthcoming Xbox: Series X, which was originally codenamed Project Scarlett.
Xbox: Series X is the most powerful machine Microsoft has ever built, featuring a CPU that will be four times more powerful than Xbox One X. The machine will deliver 8K resolution and up to 120 frames-per-second for some games. The hardware is tall and slender, standing in at 12 inches in height and six inches wide. The Series X comes packaged with a new controller that looks similar in design to the Xbox One controller, yet features a redesigned directional-pad as well as a dedicated button for sharing videos and screenshots.
Microsoft hopes to have the Series X on store shelves this holiday with an exciting franchise returning as a launch title. Halo: Infinite is planned to kick off Microsoft's next-generation efforts on day one!
S0ULZB0URNE
Member
works fine for me
MARTYWOLF
Member
I'm more of a pc guy with a love for phanteks cases so the basic design of the series x is amazing in my eyes. The ps5 devkit is interesting but reminds me of fake renders someone would of made for 360 or ps3 all them years ago ofcourse I don't think final product will look like that
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