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I think there is no possibility to run ps5 game in bc with higher resolution than ps4 pro (only exception dynamic res when it will be more often in upper range)
Digital Foundry Article Technical Discussion [2021]
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Good. Now please Sony do it for Death Stranding because I'm holding on to a copy since October in anticipation for playing it at 60FPS.
I'm starting to feel ridiculous holding on from playing the game as is. Which means I probably am being ridiculous and should just start playing the damn thing.
BTW, I enjoy the fact that John didn't call this a "PS5 version", instead calling it for what it is: a patched PS4 Pro game.
j/k
The video's creator made it pretty clear it wasn't a misspeak.
It is material for some light jokes though. There's nothing more B3D-ish than spending 3 pages arguing about the semantics of what is a "X platform game" and what is a "X-1 platform game running faster on X". It is probably the epitome of a 1st-world nerd problem meme.
I also don't think anyone here is actually mad about it.
I thought you had a high end Turing based GPU? I'm playing it at 60fps / 3840x1600 maxed out on a mere GTX 1070. With Turing and DLSS 120fps should be easily achievable.
You clearly missed last nights craziness.
Can you play a disc-based XB1 game on XSX without some kind of patch? No, scratch that. Can you play a recently boosted XB1 game without any kind of patch (or update) first?
Yes you can. FPSBoost does NOT require patched games at all.
Kugai Calo
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Yes, why not? DF made a video about playing the disc version of Assassin's Creed: Unity on the XSX.
Yes.
I recently started playing Prey (2017),which hasn't received a patch in years. Thanks to FPS Boost and the SSD it runs like a dream.
Edit: DF has a video about it.
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But does it require the system (Xbox) to be updated? Have anyone tried to benefit from a recently boosted game with no Internet connection?
No. It's not a dashboard update. It's handled differently from that.
I suspect it does pull down a list of data on what SKUs to enable the FPSBoost Option and if the default is Enabled or Disabled.
That's a very fair assessment.
Kugai Calo
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I don't quite get what you're trying to ask but put it this way: If I have Prey (2017) installed on a external hard drive connected to a X1S that hasn't been turned on for three years, I unplug the drive and connect it to a XSX which is disconnected from the internet but has the latest system update, Prey will just play in 60 FPS there.
My point still stands as in both cases (PS5 and Xbox) an update is needed to get the FPS boost. The difference of patch implementation is obviously caused by the very different methods of BC. Hardware BC for PS5, software emulation BC for Xbox. The rest is just semantics.
https://majornelson.com/fpsboost/
https://majornelson.com/fpsboost/
Kugai Calo
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My point still stands too: the game's file package is literally untouched, the line you quoted implies system update, not game. And that's conceptually different from a patched game, i.e. FPS Boost ≠ XboxOneGen9Aware/PS5 BC+, whether how you like to interpret the two.
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Instead of... "a non-PS4 performance patch" ?
Horizon Zero Dawn is now the last recent--ish man standing at 30fps.
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And it will make some PC owners sleep better.
How can you forget driveclub ?Instead of... "a non-PS4 performance patch" ?
Horizon Zero Dawn is now the last recent--ish man standing at 30fps.
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