ZebMacahan
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I'd be very happy if every game gave a 40fps option, I love it!
Stable 40 fps is awesome. I played spiderman 2 in 40 fps and it worked great even for a fast paced action game.
I'd be very happy if every game gave a 40fps option, I love it!
OLED is not a 'fairly small minority'. In Europe alone, OLED has 30% market share of all TVs sold.
there are games that are 4K/30, but don't have a 60fps mode on PS5 ?keep in mind that in some examples, games running at 4K/30fps now run at an inferior res+PSSR to reach 60fps, 45% immprovement is in the case you do absolutely nothing to the base PS5 settings i guess.
It's not irrelevant. The question is how many OLED owners are likely to have bought a console of any kind, and hence have experienced 30fps on their TVs. That number is probably not a 'fairly small minority' as was initially stated. That's all!That is irrelevant, what is relevant is install base of OLED as a TV technology.
As while its sales are healthy, it likely is a small minority compared to other display types when it comes to install base.
It wouldn't be that crazy to suggest that there a more LED TV's in the US then there are OLED TV's in the world.
I can't think of a game that hasn't had a 60fps option on PS5...there are games that are 4K/30, but don't have a 60fps mode on PS5 ?
Is this a CPU limited title?
there are games that are 4K/30, but don't have a 60fps mode on PS5 ?
Is this a CPU limited title?
I can't think of a game that hasn't had a 60fps option on PS5...
I agree with your sentiment, but no, it is an actual flaw with the technology that it doesn't work well with low framerates.Not being great at 30fps gaming is not a 'major flaw' of OLED technology. It's 30fps that is a 'major flaw' in gaming technology at this point in our lives.
Here's the list:Gotham Knights is still 30fps irrc.
There's a few more too...
Yea, y'all are still not getting it.I wholeheartedly disagree with everything you write.
We're not 'whining', we're expressing our preference to 60, just like you are with 30. And no, 99% of 'these people' are not whining about this. Yes you get used to it if it's the only bloody option! It's still pretty shit. In 2024, 30fps should not be a thing.
OLED is not a 'fairly small minority'. In Europe alone, OLED has 30% market share of all TVs sold. You can bet that a lot of people buying the latest generation of consoles (and the Pro) are people who would have spent the extra money (not even that much in some cases) for an OLED TV.
Not being great at 30fps gaming is not a 'major flaw' of OLED technology. It's 30fps that is a 'major flaw' in gaming technology at this point in our lives.
Not to mention London Geezer is likely only talking NEW sales. It doesn't represent what people might already own. Non-OLED screens last a long time nowadays. I know my TV is about 10 years old at this point. 30% is absolutely not going to represent the actual install base of all TV owners and probably not even close. People dont upgrade their TV that often and I'd bet of people who do, most are higher end buyers, meaning that 30% further represents a smaller percent of the actual overall population in context.That is irrelevant, what is relevant is install base of OLED as a TV technology.
As while its sales are healthy, it likely is a small minority compared to other display types when it comes to install base.
It wouldn't be that crazy to suggest that there a more LED TV's in the US then there are OLED TV's in the world.
I think we're talking about 95% of the time.When talking 60fps, are we talking about games that target and actually hit 60fps 95% of the time (Spiderman 2) and can actually be called 60fps games, or games that target 60fps, but never really get there (Dragon's Dogma 2) and should actually be called 30fps games with an unlocked frame rate?
But this generation has shown that - except some dodgy efforts here and there - 60fps can produce some great, great results. If you're InsomniacI cant stress enough that if we look back and had demanded everything in the past be 60fps, we'd have lost out on countless classics and amazing games, all cuz gamers demanded developers throw away their ambitions and what they really wanted to make in order to hit this 'required' 60fps framerate. It'd be ridiculous.
Should be very reasonable for 5pro.How difficult would it be for developers to target 40 fps in their quility modes?
I was kinda wondering this too. Anything HDMI 2 should "just work", however the older HDMI versions depend on the internal image processor on the TV itself. My 2014-era VIZIO M602i-B3 will accept a 40Hz input and automagically run it at 120Hz output.problem is how many TVs accept that 40hz option now.