Graphics or Performance: You Can Only Choose One.

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Manlytears said:

It depends on the game.

Demanding games requiring high precision, especially multiplayer titles:

Single-player. Performance targeting 60 FPS (40 FPS is acceptable for 120–144 Hz displays). Anything higher is unnecessary.

Multiplayer. Performance targeting 120 FPS.


Cinematic and low-difficulty games:

100% focused on visuals, provided it hits 30 FPS or 40 FPS ( for 120–144 Hz displays).

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Also...

firebush03 said:

Meanwhile Splatoon Raiders, SpiderMan 2, God of War: Ragnörak, Yoshi & The Mysterious Book, and so forth. None of these games aim to be visually “next gen” yet maintain a rock-solid 4k 60FPS.

With all due respect...

Don't band Spider-Man 2 and God of War: Ragnarok with Yoshi & The Mysterious Book and Splatoon Raiders. 

Spider-Man 2 looks amazing on PS5 pro, truly next gen stuff! God of War is not jaw dropping, but it's still a remarkable visual experience, the other two...

Their visuals would be acceptable by 2013 standards; they are very simplistic games, comparable, at best, to early PS4/Xbone titles, maybe even PS3/Xbox 360 games...

C'mon, let's not get hyperbolic, Splatoon Raiders may be technically conservative but it does not look like a PS3/360 game. Games on those systems do not hold up anywhere near as well as people seem to think, low res textures, jaggies, screen tearing, and plastic/clay-like materials were the norm, and this is coming from someone who loves that gen.