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Pemalite on 26 January 2020
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Mr Puggsly said:
The game doesent look that amazing.

Obviously not on an Xbox One anyway.

Bandorr said:

Yeah saw that being discussed "elsewhere". Most "others" suggested they haven't been optimized for the specific console.
Then again they did just delay 5 months.
Plus there are other rumors that they are in severe crunch time.

What percentage of PC are "capable" of this game though? How many actually have a computer that will run at what they want, and how many are sitting at console level or less?

PC now - Next gen next year would be interesting. But also a brutal punch to the userbases of both PS and XB. Better to decide now than later though.

20.9% of PC's have a Geforce 1060 alone which is Xbox One X levels of performance.

A further 20% have a Geforce RTX 2080/2070/2060 and Geforce GTX 1070/1080/1660/1660Ti/1070Ti/1080Ti/1650.

And there are a ton more GPU's that crap all over the Radeon 7750 class GPU in the Xbox One... So it's easy to say the vast majority of gaming PC's beat the Xbox One.

Radek said:

I mean who's surprised? Metro Exodus, RDR2 both run at 1536x864, that's even a step down from 900p.

I Imagine Cyberpunk will be 720p with lower details and more frame dips on Xbox One and 900p with better details and frame-rate on PS4.

720p is unacceptable in 2020 though but Jedi Fallen Order was 720p on Xbox One already (900p with better frame-rate on PS4)

That's why I didn't understand all the hype for 4K Blu-Ray Player in One S and people buying it instead of PS4, especially now that they released a disc less version of Xbox One S. You rather play games in 864p than 1080p just because you have 4K Player? Most Blu-Ray movies are upscaled to 4K anyway.

TLOU 2 is already confirmed to run at 1080p on PS4, so will Ghost of Tsushima and probably FF VII. PS4 aged like fine wine imo.

Not every consumer thinks the way we do, Nintendo has proven time and again that resolution and graphics isn't everything to consumers.

EnricoPallazzo said:

And here we have another reason for me to run away from Xbox S and go straight into Xbox X.

By the way I had no idea we had games even under 900p on the S. Also I felt there was something weird in Jedi Fallen Order for PS4, like if the resolutoin was subpar, even tried changing my TV setup. If you are right now it is explained why.

The Xbox One S is just a slimmed and updated base Xbox One with a 4k blu-ray player, HDR support and slightly better clocks to make up for the hit to performance HDR brings.

There are games that are 720P on the S. Heck there are games that are 720P on the Xbox One X...

Mr Puggsly said:

If Lockhart is just less GPU, why would there be an issue? 1/3 of the GPU power could just be a lower resolution.

Cyberpunk is also heavily reliant on console revenue.

The GPU does allot... It's not always just as simple as scaling back resolution.

By cutting back the GPU you could be introducing new bottlenecks into the chip design.

shikamaru317 said:

PS4 Pro and XB1 X have overlocked Jaguars, so they wouldn't suffer quite as much from the game being CPU intensive as the base consoles would. While it's easy to scale back things if the problem is GPU based, it's much less easy to scale back CPU based features. 

The Xbox One X also has the command processor on the GPU which reduces the amount of work the CPU does.

It's also fairly easy to scale back on some CPU based features, many graphics and audio effects are CPU-heavy for instance.




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