*split* multiplatform console-world problems + Image Quality Debate
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Thats bandwidth between the internal logic and memory of eDRAM. eDRAM to GPU bandwidth is 32 GBs.
I imagine porting the PS4 version is much easier than porting the 360 version as you can essentially ignore eSRAM and simply use a lower resolution since core arch is the same.
Has this been confirmed ?
Just to add to what dobwal said....
I think ERP explained months ago that the numbers of the internal bandwidth are very different than years ago.
The bandwidth of the X360's EDRAM -the 256GB/s part at least- is meant for AA and the z-buffer operations.
Until I have the Xbox One in my hands I am effectively running 90%+ of my games at 720p upscaled to a native 1080p display, and many of them look absolutely gorgeous.
I am not used to 1080p though, save a few games, but I wouldn't complain if some games of the next generation ran at 720p with a lot of extra detail in other areas.
Wrong. The PS4 footage is native 720p in single-player (1080p in multiplayer). This is according to Quaz51 at NeoGAF, based on pixel counts of various videos out there, including IGN's PS4/Xbox One comparison video.
Source: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=89658985&postcount=297
You have no idea what the console was set to. I imagine if it was set to 720p it would output at that resolution. Infinity Ward are still saying its 1080p in both modes even with quaz's evidence.
As I said previously if the ps4 is set to output 720p I doubt the game will be 1080 native and down scaled it would output at 720 and appear to be 720 native.
As I said previously if the ps4 is set to output 720p I doubt the game will be 1080 native and down scaled it would output at 720 and appear to be 720 native.
Then that means Activision, Infinity Ward, Sony, and IGN etc are all lying about the native resolution on the PS4. Or Quaz51 has got his numbers wrong or is using none native captured video for pixel counting.
Whether it is true or not in the end, colour me surprised. Everyone has been very candid about the actual resolutions of next gen games, and if the rumours are true it just goes to show that IW told half the truth. Still shocking though, I had assumed it.
The internet could collapse and some people might be crying a river right now.
Whether it is true or not, Quaz51 never missed the true resolution of a game. Either that or the game runs at 720p if you set the console at 720p and they forgot to select a different resolution.
On the Xbox 360 this never happened for the most part, if you set the console to 720p and the game renders natively at 1080p, the game will run at its native resolution whether the console is set to 720p or another resolution.
So I find it odd that Sony still uses that approach.
Someone wrote this on the Polygon review. Either they have very keen eyes -my hats off to them if that is true- or something has happened.
http://www.polygon.com/2013/11/5/5052646/call-of-duty-ghosts-review
One of the paragraphs above might explain that the multiplayer is 1080p because it does have an effect on the framerate.
I don't think anyone is saying he got it wrong only that the ps4 was set to output at 720p therefore the footage appears to be 720p native
Problem solved : http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=89696484
The money finally paying off for ms lol
Problem solved : http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=89696484
The money finally paying off for ms lol
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...all-of-duty-ghosts-single-player-1080p-on-ps4
IW misconfigured the PS4 client - which gave reviewers the impression that the XB1 and PS4 versions were more similar than they should have been, and then failed to inform the reviewers of the fact that they'd screwed it up and let several reviews appear that were based on total nonsense.
A cynical person might think that this state of affairs would suit Activision, due to the CoD-Xbox agreement.
IW misconfigured the PS4 client - which gave reviewers the impression that the XB1 and PS4 versions were more similar than they should have been, and then failed to inform the reviewers of the fact that they'd screwed it up and let several reviews appear that were based on total nonsense.
A cynical person might think that this state of affairs would suit Activision, due to the CoD-Xbox agreement.
MS must be threatening to spit their dummy and take their toys home 
Definitely smells a little ripe though, all the previews run at 1080p but when it gets around to the actual reviews they 'accidently' change the configuration to use 720p and then 'forget' to swap it back or inform the reviewers...
Definitely smells a little ripe though, all the previews run at 1080p but when it gets around to the actual reviews they 'accidently' change the configuration to use 720p and then 'forget' to swap it back or inform the reviewers...
Presumably the ones who got the 720p config said they couldn't tell. Those who got 1080p said they could spot the differences.
There were also varying reports on framerate.
The patch should address this mess, I hope.
