| Chrkeller said: measurable differences and perceptible differences are not equivalent. I bought a ps4 at launch and upgraded to a Pro 6 months ago. I don't perceive much improvements. Certainly not the level that was claimed. |
So you only had a PS4 Pro the last years. How do you know that the perceived quality on the PS4 base model ain't much worse?
| Chrkeller said: I'm personally not a fan of DF, if the improvement has to be measured, as far as I'm concerned we have a problem. I shouldn't need a computer to measure the improvment, it should be immediately noticeable. |
The differences are noticable in most cases. The measurements are only there to explain WHY the base versions on PS4 Slim and Xbox One S look worse or look less smooth or feel laggy.
Overclocking the Switch also has showed better results on demanding titles (fewer cases of lowering the dynamic resolution or less slowdowns).
But if you don't see any difference in most cases, then you are lucky. Ignorance is bliss.
