[Digital Foundry] Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart - PC Max vs PS5 vs PC Very Low
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It's peterovo, the replies will just be people pointing out how absolutely idiotic he is
Yes, if the game is optimized for it and uses directstorage. This is not rocket science. They never lied.
The decompression chip is albeit, an important factor. SSD is not specially, it just an MLC SSD from Micron.
you clearly clueless about architecture and hardware. fucking hell.
The load is faster on ps5, more than the highest ended PC.
I guess all the detractors are eating crow right now.
I guess all the detractors are eating crow right now.
This. I noticed it loads a little bit faster on my PS5 than it does on my high-end PC.
DF even shows that some textures fail to load properly on PC. It also has some minor issues with RT reflection on the 4090 but I'm sure that's something totally unrelated to SSD speed, probably a bug.
Insomniac were absolutely right, all the detractors are looking like complete fools now.
The should be eating 5 servings of crow right now, but instead, they keep moving the goalpost to keep their fantasy world from crumbling.
Actually playing Spiderman from a hammock on Steam Deck right now.
Man I just read the article... I don't even understand what xbots are trying to archive?
Low setthings is shit and completally different from what you have on PS5.
The game runs bad on HDD (bad is being nice)... you have pauses between portal jumps breaking one of the keys features of the game.
Even with 3.5GB/s NVMe driver you have several performance issues due the I/O.
Maxed out there a lot of graphics issues (again due the I/O).
Even with faster than 5.5GB/s NVMe drivers you will be hit with performance issues.
I mean the whole narrative is just weird.
Low setthings is shit and completally different from what you have on PS5.
The game runs bad on HDD (bad is being nice)... you have pauses between portal jumps breaking one of the keys features of the game.
Even with 3.5GB/s NVMe driver you have several performance issues due the I/O.
Maxed out there a lot of graphics issues (again due the I/O).
Even with faster than 5.5GB/s NVMe drivers you will be hit with performance issues.
I mean the whole narrative is just weird.
First, Insomniac said at the time that the game was not using the full bandwidth, requiring around 3GB/s only.
Second, at the time of release, PS5s SSD was the fastest in the market, at least at consumer prices
Third, its not the SSD being special, it's about the whole IO complex.
And DF just showed there is something special on PS5's SSD because every with a lot of changes made and faster SSDs (7GB/s) PC can't run the game like it is on PS5.
Not need to be a genius to understand that.
