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Soundwave on 20 June 2024
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zeldaring said:
Soundwave said:

They don't have severe downgrades, you are cherry picking comments where he goes back and forth talking about different modes, the game itself is not like defaulting to some way lower graphic setting because frankly there isn't any or much room to go lower than the settings on Switch titles anyway, you also conveniently leave out that across the board he says the OC versions of these games are way better than the stock Switch versions. 

We're looking at more like 15-30 fps improvements in dozens of games and/or definite resolution improvements, the Hogwarts example looks clearly better at higher resolution. Anyone who says there's no difference is being completely disingenuous. 

You don't want to watch the 4K video because you're wrong basically, but that's fine. You also don't want to touch the "why would a company put 4K output in a different dock (thus increasing cost for no reason) and change the chipset itself to output 4K", the smoking guns are sitting right there in the hardware itself. 

My friend it's not rocket science your source santiago says in his video Hogwartz can't go over 720p even with over clocks cause it runs at 20fps only so it's doesn't offer huge boost in resolution like you state. With the over clock hogwartz runs at 28-30 fps with no over clocks it was 20-30fps. Just watch all the videos of santiago it clearly shows in the same settings the jump is like 5-15fps.

12 minutes into the video, you're going to say with a straight face there is no difference in resolution from the left to right image? 

You should also read his comments, his videos are generally good but he made a mistake of not upclocking the RAM in his Switch comparisons which people point out to him. From his own comments, he responded:

UPDATE: I was able to easily push the ram to 2400MHz, this made a big difference, expect it to be closer to 60 FPS with that extra adjustment

The fact that a Switch can get anywhere even in the ball park of 40-60 fps, when PS4 and XBox One are 30 fps is not anything to complain about. 

Last edited by Soundwave - on 20 June 2024