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Richard Leadbetter (Digital Foundry): Why the return of 30fps console games is inevitable
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The PS5 CPU is a capped Zen 2 8 cores 16 threads CPU that performs like Zen 1.
Anyway Zen 2 CPUs have issues on PC to run 4k/60fps in gaming.
What last gen game has ray tracing?
for 1min at 15fps 
If it's using DLSS, it isn't rendering in 4K either.
Control
Battlefield V
Metro Exodus
Shadow of the Tomb Raider
Cyberpunk 2077
Wolfenstein: Youngblood
I see what you did there but those got a "Next Gen" update for consoles "Last Gen" don't have RayTracing.
At least i think that is what he means
They had RT on PC, I dunno just pointing them out.I see what you did there but those got a "Next Gen" update for consoles "Last Gen" don't have RayTracing.
At least i think that is what he means
I still think we'll get a big leap and 30fps will get us there, graphically speaking
30fps doesn't equate to bad gameplay though imo. I understand others might feel differently. And better looking games is always wanted
goalpost moving again. can you stay on topic at least? instead of derailing thread and blame - urr durr console warriors?
How is that a goalpost move or off topic? A question was asked, and subsequently answered with exactly what said user was seeking.
The PC is generation agnostic. If you wanted to not be a smartass you could have said that Crysis remastered runs with ray tracing on the One X and PS4 pro. That's the only last gen title that has RT on consoles.
i love when xbox fanboys love to act as a pc master race fanboys,both the worst of the fanbases out there,its always the same mediocrity and insecurity
It was discussed about console games. But you had to inject yourself into discussion with PC.
Not true. Since the 7th gen we've seen firmware updates on both XB and PS throughout their lifespan that limit their OSs and give more headroom to their games.
Furthermore consoles are closed ecosystems as opposed to PCs. We have seen PS3s run Skyrim, 360s run Titanfall and PS4s run Uncharted 4, a few examples from the top of my head. If you imply we've seen it all from Series X/PS5, you are mistaken. Nothing that i say can prove my point and until proven otherwise you may feel you are right, do keep an eye open on the next 5 years and you'll see why it really is too soon to make such statements. Previous generations have showed us this much at least.
PS. A shoutout to "PCMR" claimers. You are the Hitlers of gaming, nobody likes you.
Respect your pro pc gamer point of view (though quite gloaty) however what you say here is hardly rocket science. Nobody buys a console expecting 4k 60fps from every game or for it to be even close to what high end pc's can achieve. You're comparing devices constrained by cost, heat, silicon, physical size and technology advancing every 3-5 years to devices with non of these constraints and gpu power only limited by the budget of the user.
If consoles were like pc's then this would probably be true. However like all past consoles having a closed hardware standard allows teams to get to a great deal more performance out of it by the end of a generation than they could at the start of it. Not to mention we're still waiting for current gen games that fulfil the early promises.