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Vasto on 07 May 2016

As presented during Nvidia event. After 1:50 the framerate cap gets switched off. The game was running at Full HD resolution (1920x1080) with Ultra settings.

 

 


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vivster on 07 May 2016

Would've been impressive if it was 1440p.



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Slimebeast on 07 May 2016
vivster said:
Would've been impressive if it was 1440p.

But over 120 fps means that you can get close to that graphics quality in VR with a 1080. That's impressive.



Mummelmann on 07 May 2016

That person can't play for shit...

Also; I don't really care all that much about fps in 1080p, I wonder how it does in 4k and the same settings, that's the real question. But, yes, it's impressive regardless.



vivster on 07 May 2016
Slimebeast said:
vivster said:
Would've been impressive if it was 1440p.

But over 120 fps means that you can get close to that graphics quality in VR with a 1080. That's impressive.

1080p in VR is already hopelessly out of date. Before long VR will be 4k and 1440p will be the step inbetween that hopefully follows next year when they revamp current HMDs or some new one emerges. Then again, for VR you can always use 2 GPUs.



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Slimebeast on 07 May 2016
vivster said:
Slimebeast said:

But over 120 fps means that you can get close to that graphics quality in VR with a 1080. That's impressive.

1080p in VR is already hopelessly out of date. Before long VR will be 4k and 1440p will be the step inbetween that hopefully follows next year when they revamp current HMDs or some new one emerges. Then again, for VR you can always use 2 GPUs.

1080p is just a metric to compare with VR which right now uses 1200p, right?

Anyway, I truly hope you are right and that we'll see higher VR resolutions and HMD revamps already in 2017!