Errorist76 said:
Captain_Yuri said:
Which again, I said it does hardly "anything of note". It still has frame pacing issues even on the pro... Just slightly less so according to google.
And yes, again I said games do see an improvement. My issue is, the improvement isn't very big... Going from dropping frames to slightly less dropping frames which is what is happening with bloodborne isn't that great imo. And yes, some games do see an improvement but it's just not that care worthy improvement imo and not to mention that not every game sees the same kinds of improvement. Some games have noticable improvements while others... Not so much...
https://www.stuff.tv/features/ps4-pro-boost-mode-how-effective-it
Bloodborne:
"Does the Boost wipe out those stutters in frame-rate, giving gamers the rock-steady 30fps the developer aimed for? Not quite – in a 20-minute dip back into the gore-sodden streets of Yharnam I did note the odd dropped frame here and there – but it’s certainly an improvement on the non-Boost version, delivering a smoother, stabler FPS count. Loading times also get a slight trim."
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Improved performance doesn't fix frame pacing problems....those are rooted in the code.
Also just because Bloodborne doesn't benefit much from the Pro doesn't mean other games don't either. Most do noticeably.
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The issue is, the performance isn't very much improved for bloodborne anyways...
Did you know that also I said that games do benefit from boost mode? Not sure the point of the second sentence... And games see somewhere from 1-15fps improvement but to me... That wasn't worth the purchase at all because of how variable it is. You have games like bloodborne which hardly sees any improvement while you have games like AC:U which sees noticable improvements so it's a roll of the dice as to whether or not you will see a noticable benefit.
