VGTech published a thrice framerate comparison showing the XB1 BC version, X360 version and original XB1 version at the same time.
XBox One Backwards Compatibility and Xbox One X Enhancements for X360 and OG (XO XOX BC)
Just to make sure I'm following...
From what I've seen of the three so far the Xbox One version is the best looking and smoothest, no surprise there. However what is surprising is how different scenes can change the performance positions.
Early in the video: the XboxOneBC-360 is the smoothest, then closely followed by the Xbox One versions and in last place is the X360 native.
Middle of the video: The Xbox One and XboxOneBC-360 are very similar with only the X360 dropping frame rates.
Late in the video (~5 minutes): the Xbox One is the smoothest, then the XBoxOneBC-360 and in last place is the X360 native.
Later in the video (~6 minutes): the XboxOneBC-360 is the smoothest, then followed by the X360 version very closely followed by the Xbox One.
From what I've seen of the three so far the Xbox One version is the best looking and smoothest, no surprise there. However what is surprising is how different scenes can change the performance positions.
Early in the video: the XboxOneBC-360 is the smoothest, then closely followed by the Xbox One versions and in last place is the X360 native.
Middle of the video: The Xbox One and XboxOneBC-360 are very similar with only the X360 dropping frame rates.
Late in the video (~5 minutes): the Xbox One is the smoothest, then the XBoxOneBC-360 and in last place is the X360 native.
Later in the video (~6 minutes): the XboxOneBC-360 is the smoothest, then followed by the X360 version very closely followed by the Xbox One.
Nice comparison. Now only an xbox one s is missing ... might have some better fps at the xbox one version.
if xbox one x can hit stable 60fps in those bc titles? It shouldn't be the GPU that limits here.
And with this ramdisc feature, e.g. textures in mass effect titles should pop up immediately
I really hope they use this feature for BC titels. I mean, the whole game could get into the ramdisc in theory ... but I don't know how much memory the "simulated"-360-OS takes up.
a ramdisk would be great if they could get it working -there isn't a reason it shouldn't when desktop PCs offer ramdisk utilities without an issue-Nice comparison. Now only an xbox one s is missing ... might have some better fps at the xbox one version.
if xbox one x can hit stable 60fps in those bc titles? It shouldn't be the GPU that limits here.
And with this ramdisc feature, e.g. textures in mass effect titles should pop up immediately
I really hope they use this feature for BC titels. I mean, the whole game could get into the ramdisc in theory ... but I don't know how much memory the "simulated"-360-OS takes up.
two of the most recent bc titles analysed.
BC wins this time, although the game is kind of stable in the original.
Tough game to run on the X360 at its fullest. BC version is an slightly improvement, but maybe only the Xbox One X version is going to run at a stable 60 fps.
BC wins this time, although the game is kind of stable in the original.
Tough game to run on the X360 at its fullest. BC version is an slightly improvement, but maybe only the Xbox One X version is going to run at a stable 60 fps.
Saints Row: The Third framerate tested, the difference is quite large sometimes. Darn, the mission at the 7 minutes mark seems sooooo fun.
No, you're thinking of Gears. However, they announced at the BC launch that Halo 3 support was coming. At least they finally followed through.
Tommy McClain
Great, but even though, it was already "compatible" in form of the Halo Masterchief edition.
Has anybody found a video where they compare those games running on xb1?
MCC is MCC. It offers 1080p@60 with some drops in Halo 4. I was surprised how good Halo 4 looks.
ah, totally forgot that MCC is 60fps, while the old ones are 30fps games
ah, totally forgot that MCC is 60fps, while the old ones are 30fps games
another win for BC it seems, though with the MCC edition it's hard to go back and play those games at 30 fps. Wonder if the MCC edition runs at perfect 60 fps now. It did in some of the Halo games, but not all of them.
