Goddammit how long is it going to take Sony to support VRR?
If you care that much about VRR you should probably switch to PC gaming. 100% support there
Goddammit how long is it going to take Sony to support VRR?
If you care that much about VRR you should probably switch to PC gaming. 100% support there
Heck I'd do it, if it meant VRR coming faster.If Sony advertised hdmi 2.1 somebody in eu should complain to the right consumer right thingy
I am surprised nobody did that yet. They deserve some big class action lawsuit against them. All of that because of their TVs TVs TVs.
40-120hz for the CX.Btw, it's a little OT, but what is the vrr range of like, lg oled tvs ? On PC my monitor does vrr/freesync/gsync between 1-120hz so, it's perfect, no need to double the frame or anything.
40-120hz for the CX.
I am not 100% sure. I think it is supposed to enable LFC, but I don’t have any devices with which it can test that theory (since my PS5 doesn’t currently support VRR).So what happen if there is a drop under 40 ? It's out of sync, or it doubles the frame like LFC ?
You need a display with an HDMI input to see RT (or anything), so the console does depend on external hardware in that regard. I think all people are asking for is that the hardware support the features that were promised out. I guess VRR wasn't exactly promised, but 8k was, as was NVME expansion. And the promised HDMI 2.1 support implies support for VRR, 4k120, 8k, auto low latency mode, and other features. And I think at the end of the day, the fact that features were promised but not delivered is disappointing, even if you don't have the extra hardware to support those features.
Well any console isn't displaying any image without external hardware (apart from Switch), and the quality of display can make a huge difference. It wasn't too long ago that HDR adaption was just as low as VRR adaption is now. And before that 4k adaption. I would wager that right now most console gamers use a 1080p or less screen at 60hz without HDR, VRR, or any other bells and whistles. And of those that have a 4k HDR TV, most of those are probably HDR in spec only, displaying barely a wider color range, no local dimming and low nits. So maybe we shouldn't support HDR at all. Or 4k. Or any new features that are in the new HDMI standards like VRR, 120hz 4k, 8k, or ALLM.Say what?
Are you joking? I was trying to be serious about the reality of 98% of the TVs and monitors on the market, and you are telling me consoles require a TV?
What about electricity?
And I agree that console specs should be supported on compatible hardware. I just dont want that games lean on that to fix problems leaving 99% of the market with tearing problems.
https://blog.playstation.com/2020/0...499-for-ps5-with-ultra-hd-blu-ray-disc-drive/VRR (specified by HDMI ver.2.1)
Of course we canThey will say "yeah, we disabled it because of a bug, but we will fix it soon" ,or something like that. Nobody will make a serious lawsuit right now about that, come on now...
They will say "yeah, we disabled it because of a bug, but we will fix it soon" ,or something like that. Nobody will make a serious lawsuit right now about that, come on now...
I havent heard anyone complaining about the lack of VRR or 8k outside of forums. The 8k is ridiculous anyway. One should be sued for even thinking to expect any meaningfull gaming in 8k for real.