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This news is terrible for console gamers. I mean when you buy a new PC you certainly expect it to be able to perform a hell of a lot better. I certainly hope they'll be heavily relying on anti-aliasing, and anistropic filtering for that matter, or they might as well go back to the drawing board and wait another three years to release consoles that actually are capable of higher resolutions than the PS3 and XB360. If they can't even cram that out of a PS4, what's even the point with the next gen? Just release the next-gen games on the current gen consoles and experience the same thing.
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PCs are pushing 4k now and consoles aren't even hitting 1080? I thought the whole point with all the power of the next-gen consoles was so that people finally could start enjoying games in full HD and never go under 60 FPS.
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I mean seriously, 1080P was considered standard for PC five years ago.

1280x720 is a really ancient res that belongs to Nintendo. The resolution makes an enormous impact on the graphics quality. When 95 games run 720p, then its impossible to make 1080p native on consoles. Yeah, if we look details then Call of Duty looks better than Grand theft auto, but again, Grand theft auto is massive while Call of Duty is linear. I'm surprised that people more aren't disappointed with this. To be fair, Grand theft auto 4 alone needs very high PC to run this game with good graphic while Call of Duty dont.

and educated guesses without education are just guesses. Someone who has no idea about the tech in these consoles is trying to make educated guesses about the tech in these consoles.
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Who in their right mind thinks these current gen consoles running 7 year old tech and 512mb's of RAM (especially 360, with it's framebuffer only being the 10mb available in it's EDRAM) are going to be able to handle an open world game of the quality of GTA5 at 1080p? Hell, even the next gen systems seem to treat 1080p60 as some sort of hard to reach milestone, with only some of the games on both new consoles supporting that res and framerate together. I advise anyone purchasing GTA V to play it at 720p instead of 1080p, 1080p is just up-scaled 720p and it makes the Anti-Aliasing (jaggys) look pretty damn hideous, I tried switching to 720p and it looked much better. Wipeout HD even had to use dynamic resolution, dropping down to lower native resolutions when the action got too intense for 1080p. Grand Theft Auto V Radeon AMD R7 250 720pGTA 5 Amd r7 250My SpecipationMotherboard GA-H67M-D2-B3Intel Core i5-2400 3.10GHzRedeon AMD R7 250 2GB DRR3 64. Even Gran Turismo 5, the most technically demanding game of this generation to attempt to hit the 1080p native resolution, still had to settle for 1280x1080 instead of 1920x1080 (I may be a bit off on exact pixel count, my memory isn't the best.).

The Evil 30fps 30fps (2.5:1 aspect) 30fps 30fps (2.I can't believe there was ever any doubt about it. Halo 2: Anniversary Campaign 1328x1080p 60fps So therefore the information you are seeing is most likely incorrect.ġ080p 30fps (with patch) (some cut scenes)ħ20p 30fps (without 30fps (with patch, Kinect ĭiablo III: Reaper of (without patch) (with patch, Kinect BEWARE OF FALSE INFORMATION! This page can be edited by anyone with an IGN account. If you have information to add to this chart in alphabetical order, please make sure it's properly cited.
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This chart is a work in progress very few companies have gone on record stating the native resolutions of their Xbox One and PS4 games. I used the GTA V built-in benchmark tests at 1080p vs 720p, and found that the benchmark results had little difference. Xbox One Native Resolutions and Framerates Comparison Chart So what does FPS mean? Well, Frames Per Second (FPS) is best described as the number of times an image on the screen is refreshed each second, or simply the rate at which an imaging device produces unique sequential images called frames.
