By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Sony - Digital Foundry's Battlefield 1 PS4 vs. PS4 Pro Comparison Video

"The site found that the PS4 Pro version provides up to a 10-15 FPS advantage over the standard PS4. Obviously, Battlefield 1's gameplay is very dynamic, as players control when buildings come crashing down and more, so not every sequence is the same in terms of performance. However, the site concluded that Battlefield 1 sticks closer to its 60 FPS target on PS4 Pro than the regular PS4. Looking at graphics, the PS4 Pro version has a resolution advantage over the PS4, with better textures, effects, and terrain details. These improvements are apparent on both 4K and 1080p screens, apparently."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoJjOxhcLY0

Taken from:

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/watch-this-battlefield-1-ps4-vs-ps4-pro-comparison/1100-6445473/



Around the Network
Bandorr said:
I do not play shooters of really any kind.

Would the larger FPS, and resolution be seen as a huge advantage at least as far as multiplayer goes?

Yes. Clarity and responsiveness is kind of a big deal for shooters.



If you demand respect or gratitude for your volunteer work, you're doing volunteering wrong.

Higher FPS in multiplayer is a breach of the rules Sony set for the PS4 Pro not to have any advantage in frame rate in multiplayer mode, Unless I misread something in the build to to Pro release?. As great as better fps is I think they will be made to patch it to match the base PS4 performance.



WoodenPints said:

Higher FPS in multiplayer is a breach of the rules Sony set for the PS4 Pro not to have any advantage in frame rate in multiplayer mode, Unless I misread something in the build to to Pro release?. As great as better fps is I think they will be made to patch it to match the base PS4 performance.

Kinda impossible to do so when the Fps is unlocked.....and suppose to be 60. The PS4 is suppose to be 60....kind of hard to patch it to match fps that change every second 



Preston Scott