Very good analysis. I really love how you guys walk through these GPU scenarios, and show the impact of different settings rather than just throwing graphs in my face on performance metrics. The market is so saturated with bar graphs showing different GPU performance metrics.
Thank you!
I’m concerned with the viability of PC gaming at this point. Mods can’t be the talking point forever. Outside of path tracing with a $4000 barrier for true 4K performance, you have have the PS5 Pro looking nearly identical to native 4K PCs, sans maxed out ray tracing.
@Rich_Leadbetter If Sony is to release frame generation via PSSR 2.5 or PSSR 3 on the PS5 Pro, they will need to solve the latency issue that is already quite high on PS5 due to the controller input.
Speaking of PSSR, I'm still trying to decide whether to purchase on my PC and play at native 4k or just purchase on my PS5 Pro. I've been really drawn to console play here lately.
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Very good analysis. I really love how you guys walk through these GPU scenarios, and show the impact of different settings rather than just throwing graphs in my face on performance metrics. The market is so saturated with bar graphs showing different GPU performance metrics.
Thank you!
I’m concerned with the viability of PC gaming at this point. Mods can’t be the talking point forever. Outside of path tracing with a $4000 barrier for true 4K performance, you have have the PS5 Pro looking nearly identical to native 4K PCs, sans maxed out ray tracing.
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@Rich_Leadbetter If Sony is to release frame generation via PSSR 2.5 or PSSR 3 on the PS5 Pro, they will need to solve the latency issue that is already quite high on PS5 due to the controller input.
Speaking of PSSR, I'm still trying to decide whether to purchase on my PC and play at native 4k or just purchase on my PS5 Pro. I've been really drawn to console play here lately.