Sharpening isn’t a fix for bare graphics so not sure what that means. It can also be applied independently of upscaling if you want to avoid upscaling artifacts.
Star Wars: Jedi Survivor [XBSX|S, PC, PS5]
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Sharpening isn’t a fix for bare graphics so not sure what that means. It can also be applied independently of upscaling if you want to avoid upscaling artifacts.
Man from Atlantis
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Changing the graphics quality, changes the render resolution as well on PC.
Preset, render resolution
Epic = 100%
High = 87%
Medium = 71%
Low = 50%
Preset, render resolution
Epic = 100%
High = 87%
Medium = 71%
Low = 50%
Both Hi-Fi Rush and Dead Island 2 are UE4 games and excellent PC ports so I don't think this can be blamed on the engine.
But those 2 samples are not open world in the same rights as Jedi nor have they attempted to push the graphics as much.
gamervivek
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DI2 can get CPU limited in some sections, but of course, not as bad as SWJS.
Quality mode = 972p to 1440p
Performance mode = 648p to 864p
Wow... I've been watching some of the footage, and knew it was super low resolution because FSR2 just does a terrible job with it. It's insanely distracting how much ghosting and fizzling there is. The RT also looks terrible too IMO.. it's extremely grainy and low res.
Yes, this game CAN look great at times... but there's so many caveats and image quality issues to get there... and the performance is just pathetic for the dynamic resolution range they're targeting..
Possibly mathematical image analysis. Iroboto had a post somewhere around the forum going over a few different approaches.
Worst case it's excruciating pixel counting by extraordinary humans.
Camera cuts I'm guessing.
Inuhanyou
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Quality mode is 972 to 1200 something. Isn't it
You have to find a particular angle when playing the game, you screenshot it and you count the steps ratio. That’s the traditional way. I have a have a spectrum method that can count it depending on how they upsampled it. If not, it can ballpark the approximate resolution it’s projecting out to versus native.
When they use minimum compression codecs from their recorders, they can do it via stop frame as well. But the counting can still be pretty tough.
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Rootax
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That's why I don't touch mixed cores on PC (P+E or 3d cache + non cache), it's a mess despite efforts from MS.
Inuhanyou
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Nope. Short term profits short term thinking bro
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