Devs are hypocrites, if a Pro is not needed then why the heck games aren't performing like they should
Because some are rushing games out the door to meet deadlines and they still aren't wholly experienced in the hardware. Thts why before a pro was a thing games at the end of hardware life cycle would look exponentially better than games tht released in the beginning.Devs are hypocrites, if a Pro is not needed then why the heck games aren't performing like they should
I believe Sony is releasing a Pro so that late gen games can look better. The 1st party launch games look so good I don't believe games can look any better without Pro hardware. This is what people who think there shouldn't be a Pro don't understand.Because some are rushing games out the door to meet deadlines and they still aren't wholly experienced in the hardware. Thts why before a pro was a thing games at the end of hardware life cycle would look exponentially better than games tht released in the beginning.
Devs are hypocrites, if a Pro is not needed then why the heck games aren't performing like they should
So a game that run like PS5 game on the PS5 Pro.PS5 games run on PS5 Pro by default, they dont have to do anything...
Just like they don't for every PC hardware configuration
I think that's an excuse for poor management. Mark Cerny said the hardware was easier to use than the ps4 and most of it is carried over, this isn't like the ps4 coming from the ps3. There is 0 reason ps5 games should be coming out looking and running like dogshitBecause some are rushing games out the door to meet deadlines and they still aren't wholly experienced in the hardware. Thts why before a pro was a thing games at the end of hardware life cycle would look exponentially better than games tht released in the beginning.
Lets see how gta6 perform on ps5 vs ps5pro and then we can judge is it really worth the upgradeSo a game that run like PS5 game on the PS5 Pro.
Genius.
You can use as argument that PS4 games run on PS5 by default too but that is not exactly what devs are talking about having to work in a PS5 Pro profile.
BTW why did you want to buy a PS5 Pro to run games like it run on PS5?
PS. I don't know but these comments are so obtuse that add nothing to the discussion at all.
Could be but Im sure not one shoe fits all.I think that's an excuse for poor management. Mark Cerny said the hardware was easier to use than the ps4 and most of it is carried over, this isn't like the ps4 coming from the ps3. There is 0 reason ps5 games should be coming out looking and running like dogshit
No the PS5 and PS5 Pro are the same and use the same API.So a game that run like PS5 game on the PS5 Pro.
Genius.
You can use as argument that PS4 games run on PS5 by default too but that is not exactly what devs are talking about having to work in a PS5 Pro profile.
BTW why did you want to buy a PS5 Pro to run games like it run on PS5?
PS. I don't know but these comments are so obtuse that add nothing to the discussion at all.
Dude chill, I'm just joking around.My comments are all in the thread explaining my stance, quit acting obtuse.
Did you read what I wrote?Lets see how gta6 perform on ps5 vs ps5pro and then we can judge is it really worth the upgrade
The AI upscalling needs to be coded to the game use it in PS5 Pro like DLSS needs to be coded to the game uses it.No the PS5 and PS5 Pro are the same and use the same API.
That was not the case for PS4 and PS5, different APIs and build
The PS5 Pro will stabilize games that struggle to maintain their target framerates by default.
I do not know what you are struggling to understand here
Rise of the Ronin for example will be closer to maintaining 60fps on PS5 Pro just do to being more powerful
And it can use the AI upscaling tim greatly improve the image quality without any work by the devs
Its all handled by the system/hardware
Actually if you look to the exactly Cerny words it were...I think that's an excuse for poor management. Mark Cerny said the hardware was easier to use than the ps4 and most of it is carried over, this isn't like the ps4 coming from the ps3. There is 0 reason ps5 games should be coming out looking and running like dogshit
PS5 design is easy for PlayStation 4 developers to get to grips with, but digging deeper into the new system's capabilities, there are many aspects of the PS5 design that PCs will be hard-pressed to match.
How am I to tell you're joking? Sorry hard to tell on this site sometimes especially given you're initial response.Dude chill, I'm just joking around.
and I do understand what you're saying but I really dont agree with it at all. Yes at the end of the day it is just a stronger machine with some extra cool stuff like haptic feedback and 3D sound, and the fact that a lot of exclusives are coming to PC only helps to drive the point further home.
but it IS a very disingenuous point, because at the end of the day you could say the same for the jump between ps1 and ps2.
A new gen of console is at the end of the day, just another stronger machine to play the stuff you have. Why is that a bad thing? I think you might be missrembering how bad the ps4 was and how it fixed so much stuff.
Super Loud
Huge load times,
The vast majority of games stuck at 30fps.
Slower internet connection.
You might think thats not a lot but when you compare both consoles, ps5 does pretty much everything a lot better (appart from not having themes sony my boy what are you doing???)
I'm also not saying that the ps5 pro will be all that but to say that the ps5 is just a stronger ps4 is supper inacurate.
You can blame the shitty gaas initiative and not the ps5/pro though?How am I to tell you're joking? Sorry hard to tell on this site sometimes especially given you're initial response.
And I am not knocking the PS5 hardware..if you read my original comment, I said I don't think Sony has done a good job in Justifying the Pro because they really haven't released much PS5 only games? Most have been cross gen and seeing that's been the case it just feels like PS5 has just been playing PS4 games better.
Obviously my opinion on the pro won't matter, it will happen lol. I just don't think they've done a good job flexing their machine compared to last gen between. 2013 - 2016.
4 years into the generation and we still haven't gotten a single next gen only game from a top studio outside of Insomniac... But you're already prepping a new hardware. It's a slap in the face in my opinion, but hey?
They run in a backward compatibility state i.e. half the CU's are disabled and nothing on the code is altered so the game will run to the parameters and limits which were designated to it via the original PlayStation 5.PS5 games run on PS5 Pro by default, they dont have to do anything...
Just like they don't for every PC hardware configuration
YupThey run in a backward compatibility state i.e. half the CU's are disabled and nothing on the code is altered so the game will run to the parameters and limits which were designated to it via the original PlayStation 5.
The games work ofc, but they have to be ported to make use of the additional compute, they have to be ported and optimized around the new hardware, they have to have the settings manually applied via additional coding in order to operate with a greater graphical and performance output.
I'm pretty sure I am blaming Sony?You can blame the shitty gaas initiative and not the ps5/pro though?
Well the beauty of a 4090 is it has far more application than just gaming, and in terms of gaming it has far more application than a fixed system.This whole thread is dumb tbqh
The same people who "don't see a point" in a ps5 pro are the same people who are gaga over the power of a 4090
A 4090 is 45% faster than the 4070Ti Super. Absolutely no one would tell you you have a good point if you told a PC person that anything above a 4070 Ti Super is pointless.
45% is the same margin in raw raster that a PS5 Pro is over the base PS5. And the PS5 Pro has a DLSS-competitor AI upscaling that the PS5 doesn't. And an improvement in raytracing like going from turing to lovelace.
People are just salty af that the PS5 Pro will be a legit answer to budget pc gaming.