SigSwat551
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After downloading the latest patch i noticed the micro stutter is gone. I can finally play GT7 now on the device. Anyone else noticed this? It is certainly no placebo effect on my side.
other users report it as well
I had SERIOUS doubts about the product as a whole. Didn't make sense, a Backbone is 1/3 the price, plus plays games that are locally on your phone, or just use Steam Deck.For those who are interested, it seems that Remote Play app stutters are gone too and I have a shit network. I tried it and did not notice any lag or stutters. Now I'm seriously considering getting the Portal.
I just returned mine yesterday after trying one for the weekend. It worked okay but streaming isn't up to my standards. Playing PGA tour you would have to time button presses way a head of time and that was silly.
I'm glad it's fixed but I have not had anything like this happen. Sports games like kicking fgs in madden or stellar blade with the dodge window having to be timed or even the chests mini games. No different than using a dualsense and playing from PS5. There's no way I would continue using it.Yes, I can confirm it has finally been fixed after quite a bit of testing. Over the past few months, I came across many posts about how dancing naked on a full moon while smeared with virgin blood magically fixes the problem, but naturally it was all bollocks. I can finally use the portal for more than turned based stuff or visual novels where the stuttering didn't affect the experience much.
I don't know what to tell you, some people claimed not to notice it while for others it was obvious as day. It was stuttering on a timer. You'd get 10-15 seconds of fluid 60fps followed by 5 seconds of stuttering/dropped frames and the cycle would continue. Maybe there were two different types of panels and it would only affect one of them so only half the userbase would experience the issue. I really don't know, just happy it was fixed after over a year of people complaining.I'm glad it's fixed but I have not had anything like this happen. Sports games like kicking fgs in madden or stellar blade with the dodge window having to be timed or even the chests mini games. No different than using a dualsense and playing from PS5. There's no way I would continue using it.
No, far from it.So it was shit until now ? lol.
Even more reason for Sony to release a Portal Pro version with OLED.
I'm willing to pay €350 for an OLED 120hz Portal.Let me add, that it would be great if they dropped the price of the Portal to 150 and launched the Portal OLED for 200, rather than the Portal OLED costing 250.
"After the last PS5 firmware update I was getting periods"
I'm willing to pay €350 for an OLED 120hz Portal.
Would make it a perfect RP-device, imo.
I dunno, with cloud streaming, it can work without a PS5.I think that's a bridge too far for a machine that requires online connectivity and a really good online connection at that.
I think maybe you could get away with the existing machine for 250 OLED, but it should be 120hz with VRR, even at 250. Ideal would be that device at 200 and the current portal at 150.
I dunno, with cloud streaming, it can work without a PS5.
And the base model would be ~€200, so €350 doesn't seem unreasonable of it had an OLED screen with HDR at 120hz.
Cheaper would always be welcomed though and I don't know how much more expensive the difference in screens would be.
Would say they could make it 4K, but with such a small screen that would be pointless.
Edit:
Just imagine a 120hz Portal with no stutter.
Maybe, but don't forget that in EU PS5 Pro costs €799.As someone who correctly called the price of the PS5 Pro at 700 USD and think it is a fair price, 350 euro would be wild for this.
OLED + 120HZ shouldn't be more than 50 dollars.
There is a ceiling on how much a cloud streaming device should cost at 250 is definitely at the upper end of that ceiling, if not surpassing it already.
I definitely think 150 LCD @ 60Hz and 200 OLED @ 120hz is the right move here.
Maybe, but don't forget that in EU PS5 Pro costs €799.
So maybe that's where we both already have a bit of disparity.
But like I said, maybe I'm overestimating the cost increase for a 120hz OLED screen.
Just saying €350 seems like the max I'd be willing to pay for a Portal "Pro".
Like I said, I don't know the cost increase for a 120hz OLED.I don't think you can jump from €210 to €350 and justify it with no offline play.
Wish i could install moonlight on it
Bro come on this is Sony we're talking aboutLet me add, that it would be great if they dropped the price of the Portal to 150 and launched the Portal OLED for 200, rather than the Portal OLED costing 250.
Like I said, I don't know the cost increase for a 120hz OLED.
But with cloud-streaming, it can function as a stand-alone device. With proper marketing, Sony could push it a little.
Again though, I said I'm willing to pay €350.
Never said that's the price I would expect.
Bro come on this is Sony we're talking about
For sure, I'm thinking about getting one now, I might still hold out in case they release an OLED version.With Cloud streaming, selling more devices. and having more subscriptions is probably more profitable than selling fewer units at a higher margin.
Cloud on Portal is a complete game changer for the device if it leads to an increase in PS+ subscriptions at the premium tier.
For sure, I'm thinking about getting one now, I might still hold out in case they release an OLED version.
And to think many were claiming it was a useless device almost nobody wanted, because "Steamdeck and smartphones".With Cloud streaming, selling more devices. and having more subscriptions is probably more profitable than selling fewer units at a higher margin.
Cloud on Portal is a complete game changer for the device if it leads to an increase in PS+ subscriptions at the premium tier.
And to think many were claiming it was a useless device almost nobody wanted.