Resident Evil 4 Remake - Framerate FPS Comparison - PS5 vs Xbox Series X

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[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Sorry for this very quick Video but I don't have time at all this Weekend for KZbin :-) But No Worries - HDR Settings Video is coming soon!

[@cast3192]

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[@ToxMod]

You can tell HDR is broken. Also lifted blacks are apparent.

[@BrunoCesar-zw9dd]

Estamos ansiosos por isto. Obrigado

[@soulsborne84]

thanks for the video!! and as always, i really don´t know why series x runs worse than ps5, despite being a more powerful console, (12vs 10 teraflops) and that happen on a lot of games if not all multiplatform games

[@DanielZH]

@@soulsborne84 These are Just bad optimizations for some reason...

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@darknid158]

I personally cannot see a difference with hair stands on @ 120 hz with VRR. I wear glasses so that may be why? Either way, I’ve only had audio bugs on series x with Ashley and the merchant turning into grainy robots

[@Dehrenikx]

Exactly such Comparison Videos like those from DF i need more. Thank you so much ! ❤

[@TarnpanzerTV]

Thx for the video. Please use different colors for the graphs next time, PS5 = green makes it confusing. Why not PS5 = blue and XBOX = green?

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

You are right. I did not think about that!

[@raiosroguegaming]

@@GamingTech-KZbinyou gotta make ps5 blue xbox green bro excellent 👌 video

[@playnicegames]

I mean once you read the graph you should understand regardless

[@wayfaerer3574]

Is there an error in the description here or in the game? Shouldn't framerate mode run smoother and use dynamic 4k, while resolution mode target 4k and drop more frames?

[@bigkabuto]

Played it on X yesterday on my S95B in HDR. I like the effects such as the lit candle or lamp I think it is, but I also notice that some dark areas become a bit too dark grey, maybe a design choice because inside the cabin there are proper black levels. In SDR however it's way darker overall.

[@Matt_MR]

The dark grey thing happened in RE 2 Remake too, probably a design choice

[@jacobtom9736]

Need a better tv pops

[@Simbolico2024]

It's a design choice, indeed, but it's good to get brightness up little bit.

[@Foxanic]

Owning both consoles I'll end up with the ps5 version because of future PSVR 2 implementations. Can't justify buying one on xbox for pancake mode and rebuying it on ps5 for the Vr experience.

[@snake2106]

lol sony pony console peasant detected

[@Foxanic]

@@snake2106 Imagine being fortunate enough to own Sega, Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft branded consoles since the Snes and loving them all.

[@snake2106]

@@Foxanic ok pony

[@Luhiner]

@@snake2106 🤡

[@msguy6347]

@@snake2106 Xbot every where 🤣🤣

[@goddess_hylia_]

I never played the demo yet but is the game full RT or just RT shadows or lightning?

[@Fendera1]

Thanks I was waiting for this! Literally installed the demo 1h ago and was wondering how's the performance when enabling RT vs off.

[@limafrahz4974]

Which version did you play?

[@Fendera1]

@@limafrahz4974 PS5

[@nicolasoliveira4903]

​@@Fendera1 same, i cant tell fps without a counter. I not that kind of people.

[@HiCZoK]

is this with default hair or strand hair ? I found that on ps5, the image quality is poor and any other mode than performance, hair off, rt off is dropping below vrr 48fps on lg c1. Only bare performance mode is playable

[@phillydavison]

The 8k 120 fps Ray tracing mode on my Amiga 500 plus works perfect.

[@Rchigo]

You are liar ☹

[@Featsofgrace]

Pass the $ bro 😂

[@JarosimoSlonowate]

Trute. 1 MB RAM this is it.

[@Particle_Ghost]

4K 60 fps is all you need, anything more than that is just overkill.

[@Dillinger410]

Pretty fun on my 85” screen

[@riddick5019]

Great job mate!!!

[@killer-toner6602]

Nice 🔥 new framerate test 🤛

[@limafrahz4974]

I had a friend who tested it on both consoles, he showed me that the Series X version has better graphics effects and other people also said that.

[@N.E.M.E.S.I.S]

No No

[@limafrahz4974]

​@@N.E.M.E.S.I.S ?

[@redbeardnj]

Guess won't really know until the Digital Foundry video comes out

[@yukeitor]

​@@redbeardnj but they are biased

[@Luhiner]

@@yukeitor they are the most reliable tech channel

[@Silverthorn-jn3jg]

Hi,Markus, habe C2 bekommen. Soll ich für Ps5 Hgig oder DTM benutzen? Was ist besser. Danke im voraus.

[@abo1199]

Good comparison! With VRR. I like to use frame rate mode with ray tracing. Also, I'm not sure if enabling hair strands impacts performance even more. I can't tell. I played it on series x.

[@chalk-one]

Yep. Either framerate RT on or resolution RT off for me. With VRR both run well. I also turn off lens distortion/chromatic aberration, motion blur, camera bob, and that hair option. It really is a beautiful thing. PS5 player.

[@HaloinfiniteEternal]

@@chalk-one the demo on PlayStation 5 has quite a bit of Vrr flickering especially when using resolution mode for whatever reason I’m not sure because the Series X has no Vrr flicker but the performance dips under the Vrr range quite a bit on Series X so I’m definitely gonna get this on PS5 for better performance plus haptic feedback but I just hope capcom fixes whatever issue is causing the screen flicker in some areas using Vrr on PS5 resolution mode……. Reason I’m saying resolution mode is because the frame rate is good enough for Vrr even with Ray Tracing enabled as it never seems to dip below 49fps which is perfect since the Vrr range is 48 to 120 so if they can fix the flicker on resolution mode that’s what I’d prefer for better image quality and clarity even though the performance mode doesn’t look bad !

[@chalk-one]

@@HaloinfiniteEternal Iwas concerned that flicker would be an issue too as I see it often on my panel, a sony X90J led, but I didn't see any on this demo other than the menu and inventory screens. Gameplay was fine. Recently Hogwart Legacy was a disaster with VRR for me. When in the world map area the whole sky box constantly flickered and flashed. With the grey skies in this game I expected the same. There are still areas where I noticed a few large stutters such as when approaching the swaying rope bridge and when moving quickly in the village during the final confrontation. I've been lucky with VRR in RE Engine games. Minimal flicker in DMC5 and RE Village. Hopefully when the full game is out you don't get a continuing issue with the game. Hopefully I don't start to get one as we enter new sections.

[@chalk-one]

@@HaloinfiniteEternal I'll add that I find it rather disappointing to see yet another game that essentially relies on VRR to run at its best, still with some issues. Despite what folk on the net who always have the most recent top of the line tech might indicate, VRR is still not the in-home end user norm. It's getting there, but VRR for tvs is still in its infancy and definitely has some major flaws that need to be addressed.

[@HaloinfiniteEternal]

@@chalk-one I’d disagree because honestly Vrr has been incredible on Xbox Series X since it launched in 2020 and the PlayStation 5 Vrr has been amazing since it was enabled and I’ve literally never had an issue with Vrr in any game until the RR4 DEMO as that’s the only one…… Vrr is especially incredible on PlayStation 5 because you get so many games with unlocked frame rates for example Miles Morales, Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart, SpiderMan 2018, and God of War all of which average 85 to 90 fps with Vrr enabled as it’s just incredible and 3 of those 4 games are averaging 85 to 90 fps with Ray Tracing enabled on PlayStation 5 and I gotta tell you it’s been super impressive……..

[@oterceiro7468]

I saw the game on both consoles, Xboz Series X seems to have more graphic details or better resolution and this could indicate the different performances.

[@StabVariation]

It doesn't. They are the same. They both use 4K Fidelity, Same Options. Maybe Xbox drops less Dynamic Resolution in Resolution Mode. But Fidelity + RayTracing is a death sentence for XSX currently, it's around 42 FPS at the Village Section, not even VRR can help it, meanwhile PS5 is 48 at the very lowest, and 54 in most scenes at the Village. Same amount of detail in Fidelity Mode. Maybe the Performance Mode has closer resolution to 4K on Xbox. They both use FidelityFX 2.1 from AMD. That's why the image is much smoother compared to REmake2, REmake3, RE7 and RE8, those use FXAA + TAA / 100% Resolution Scaling.

[@sfk-fjordan]

@@StabVariation But the PS5 looks way more blurry in direct comparison due to the different handling of Anti Aliasing. Series X looks a lot sharper. The same counts for Final Fantasy 15. The PS5 has problems with TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing)

[@markwest-sooby]

Yeah I downloaded it on both Series X and PlayStation 5 and it looks better on Series X. Some textures on PlayStation look grainy and aliased

[@Solidsnake724]

If you turn on haireffects/RT/Resolution it improves the PS5 versions IQ. Not sure why but it when it's hair is turned off it looks a bit blury.

[@fernandomoriconi3617]

@@StabVariation I have series X and ps5 and the series X has definitely more graphics and pixels, I tried both yesterday. I will buy the series X version.

[@N.E.M.E.S.I.S]

Super Video und schönes Wochenende 🙂

[@paultsang1210]

I tried turning on 120hz with VRR on series X and suddenly the fps is way better and smoother comparing to 60hz with VRR . Not sure what caused that , but please give it a try and let me know if that works the same for you. Hmm I thought the demo doesn’t support 120hz ?

[@raf1046]

You can try that, but games that are not supported at 120hz will have input lag and feel different when VRR is on.

[@SE-fq4gf]

It feels smoother as input latency will go down when outputting 120hz also you will increase the VRR range to effectively cover 20-120 instead of 40-120 as the console will engage LFC.

[@paultsang1210]

I experienced a loud pop sound when playing in 4k 120hz with Dolby Atmos on on my Sonos ARC . Scared the shit out of me. This is not the only game that does that . Something is not working with 120hz on and atmos sound selected . Have to go back to 60hz for now :(

[@MrTD714]

​@@raf1046 still makes it better tho

[@Spartan_83]

According to DF, the SX is the better version.

[@tatitorodriguez376]

Have bad ocd when it comes to stuff like this,…sometimes miss the good old days of just popping a game in and playing,.,but guess it’s worth it for all the new bells and whistles.was racking my brain whether to get the ps5 version or the series x,… not a fanboy of any particular system just love gaming period.the ps5 has haptic feedback,better performance,but although number wise it boasts a higher resolution something with the checkerboarding method or conversion makes the resolution seem lower or blurrier than the series x.the series x does look a little crisper and to me anyways the difference in performance compared to the ps5 is minimal,the dead zone controller issue didn’t bother me at all and wasn’t even aware of it until the digital foundry video and online comments.but what finally sold my on the ps5 version was the underrated hdr always on option.the most finicky and time consuming of the new bells and whistles is hdr (imo),it’s either hit or miss.it does depend on what kind of tv you have but more so on the content creators implementation.In my experience it’s either the dark and brights are excellent but lacking color vibrancy or vice versa.what worked for me in re4 is: render mode-performance,Ray tracing on,in game hdr off (using hdr always on ps5 setting),max brightness all the way up,min brightness all the way down,actual brightness-5 up from middle,in game color space-rec 709(tv still in bt2020).this combination gave me the deepest black,and move vivid colors that I couldn’t achieve with any other method and looked better than the higher sharpness of the series x version.nits in highlights are more concentrated in the native hdr configuration and is a little bit brighter,the setup I chose to go with however the nits brightness is more dispersed,in a good way,no blooming.don’t know for newer Sony TV’s but for mine (3 years old)and others the combination of live color set to high with the picture setting set to custom gives a massive boost to hdr brightness which more than makes up for the nits lost in my final setup.

[@1GHOSTZ3RO]

I got both ps5 & xsx there the same you really got to be a foot away to notice the difference just buy it on any console enjoy

[@jakedizzle]

No.

[@StabVariation]

@@jakedizzle Yes. The normal viewpoint from a 50' HDTV is 2.5M. You won't notice the difference even if you wanted to. Unless you stick your head 1M from the TV. But that's not the ideal viewpoint. You always use the Ideal Viewpoint. Same for PC Monitors. There is a certain distance you have to be for DPI density.

[@redbeardnj]

Anything thats not locked to 30 or 60 looks the same to me. It just looks like a bunch of judder lol. Doesn't matter if its 40 or 50 fps. Especially on a newer big 4k tv. Now, older 1080p tvs just never had that judder problem....

[@outofgrid]

I have both consoles but Ps5 framerate is higher on both modes and also it will be on VR2 which is a bigger incentive to get it on PS5 for sure.

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@bollywongaloid]

Don’t forget about the new hair strand setting ON vs OFF. Apparently it tanks performance on PC, I’d be interested to see how it affects consoles.

[@mikew1080]

Takes away 5-10fps given the reading on my C1. That isn't the most accurate, but it gives us an idea. I imagine the section with the dogs it would tank performance further. The feature is definitely more optimized for consoles in this demo build. I've seen a 4090 lose 100fps with the feature turned on scrolling through reddit. Hopefully, the feature is less demanding in the final for all builds and reacts to light properly.

[@8minato]

It looks better off anyway lol

[@Gaming-Enthusiast]

Looks pretty cool

[@garyr5866]

A better test would of been where the village section starts where all the enemies are. Surely its the same amount on both consoles.

[@autoscopy]

I just got a LG C2 OLED and I'm on Series X. I'm getting 120fps in performance mode, 110fps in resolution mode, and 97fps in resolution mode with ray tracing? Why?

[@KR15T0F3R]

Looks like fidelity mode and ray tracing on will run high enough fps to keep the vrr engaged on ps5. Interesting.

[@HiCZoK]

it doesn't. Constant drops below 48fps

[@paultsang1210]

Is the 120hz mode same as frame rate mode ?

[@SE-fq4gf]

The image quality on PS5 is very poor from what I've played, sort of reminds me of Horizon FW at launch.

[@animenerd6673]

True, you get the odd blur on the branches etc, but the close up cutscenes do look amazing

[@Kuranghi]

*of the performance mode. Although the higher resolution mode has an inconsistent framerate in the outdoor areas, which is a part of image quality.

[@SE-fq4gf]

@Animenerd Yeah Indoors looks a bit better but I found both modes have a lack of clarity and have obvious aliasing, especially outdoors, it's far less crisp than previous games.

[@Kuranghi]

@@SE-fq4gf Yeah you're right, I didn't think it was terrible on fidelity mode but it seems like it's using FSR on a high native res and the results ain't good which lines up with how FSR looks on PC. Image quality seemed way better on Village and it ran at near native 4K and locked 60fps with RT. I don’t mind if I have to turn off RT to get locked 60 but even with DoF on its shaky, prob just needs an optimisation pass. Village ran like shit in the preview and initial trailers.

[@SE-fq4gf]

@Kuranghi Yeah pretty much lines up with how it looks on PC at 1440p using FSR, I found on PC using their own Interlaced mode produces better performance, I think they could maybe fix image clarity, but performance will most likely be identical in the final release.

[@HaloinfiniteEternal]

Day One Patch @ Release will have the performance significantly improved on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X for sure as there’s no chance capcom doesn’t put the finishing touches on performance optimization as it’s gonna be incredible and the visuals will also be improved with the PlayStation 5 version needing a bit of work on the clarity but it’s gonna be looking, and performing amazing on launch day @ Midnight release

[@ChrischlyM]

Based on actual information or wishful thinking?

[@mikew1080]

Not to mention that the PS5 is running a slightly higher rendering resolution than Series X according to Analista De Bits. 1872p vs 1836p, not enough of a difference to notice while playing. This all but confirms there is a bug present on the PS5 in the AA/reconstruction pass up to 4k. This same gameplay slice was reviewed by journalists in October last year, I'd say there has been plenty of time to sort the minor shortcomings of each. Capcom is a solid studio.

[@maxden80]

@@mikew1080 yeah the PS5 version was noticeably blurrier with reconstruction artifacts everywhere compared to the Series X when I played them. I actually went back to make sure I didn’t accidentally download the PS4 version. Hopefully it is just a AA/reconstruction bug. 👍🏻

[@HaloinfiniteEternal]

@@mikew1080 yea dead space remake had some issues with VRS which the devs eventually patched it and disabled VRS completely and it looks significantly better…… I’m sure Capcom will definitely take care of the issues prior to launch because they’re one of the few devs right now which are always on point delivering great games with excellent performance and RE4 REMAKE is a huge game for them quite possibly the biggest remake in the entire Series and I’ve got faith they’re gonna make it great

[@mikew1080]

@Jeff Sc yeah, I'd say this remake is just as big/important as REmake and RE7. Those titles plus the og RE4 kept the series going when it was at it worst. Given everything that we are learning from analysts l, I expect a quick fix or for it to be in place for the day one patch. Can't wait to play it. The demo was fantastic, imo.

[@2runy79]

Man muss auch sagen, dass die Auflösung auf der Series X um weiten besser ist. Das habe ich direkt auf meine CX gemerkt. Habe beide Versionen ausgetestet und bei beiden Modi ist die Series X bei Resolution und Performance mode besser.

[@91DivineAngel]

Nope laut einer Analyse in einem anderem Video, hat die ps5 Versuon in der Demo die etwas höhere Auflösung

[@2runy79]

@@91DivineAngel ich meine ja was ich gesehen habe aber habe die Analyse auch gesehen und weiß nicht womit die es messen und wonach die daran suchen

[@brenttitus2134]

I have PS5 and XSX. Which one should I get? I played on the XSX and seemed ok. I did not bother checking out PS5 version.

[@SE-fq4gf]

I would wait and look at comparisons of the final game before deciding.

[@andreasbone602]

I'm in the same situation, will wait for the final game to decide. So far though seems like another game holding frames better on PS5 than Series X

[@dahkwanzaasanders3840]

The PS5 version is going to have VR mode supported in the future

[@SE-fq4gf]

​@Dahkwanzaa Sanders We still have no idea what that mode is yet though.

[@xtr.7662]

ps5 and play at framerate rt off because dualsense and vr

[@lars35]

I noticed that the Xbox is having more issue's with the fps then the PS5. How does that come? the way of programming?

[@Spartan_83]

SX is running at a higher res and the fr is very similar between the two. - On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@RickSuaz]

I got RE4 remake on Xbox series X, I really couldn't tell any differences with the demo on ps5 and X.

[@StabVariation]

Also, XSX is sharper for some reason, especially in Framerate Mode. It seems like it's pushing far more pixels. It's hard to notice in the video, but take a clear look at the roof of the house. I have the game Pre-Ordered on PS5 Digital Deluxe. I hope this issue gets sorted. Yet at the same time, XSX has lower performance, FAR lower with Fidelity + RayTracing + Hair Strands, i am talking about -10 FPS difference. Something is off on both platforms.

[@Solidsnake724]

I thought so to. But if you turn on hair effects it seems to increases the resolution on the PS5 version.

[@StabVariation]

@@Solidsnake724 You sure? I play with Hair Strands On, Performance Mode. I took some pictures, zoomed my eyes on my premium HDTV, and they both look the same.

[@Mitchcraft.]

Yeah i think you are right the house looks better quality

[@devilzdandruff9199]

Developers are lazy.. the PC has major problems at this point. Xbox has the edge in resolution but the frame rate looks choppy on all platforms for a remake?? Come on Capcom.

[@Solidsnake724]

@@StabVariation I didn't do performance mode. I did Resolution mode/RT on/ Hair On / chromatic aberration off. It IQ looked noticeable better then before on par with the XSX.

[@TheGivenSoul]

Do a video on the Series S please!

[@TheGivenSoul]

@HCIbn I mean, the Series S can do 1440p 40-50 for RE4R, in quality mode, and I'm sure, but wanna be 100% sure 😂😂is this part when you downplay the graphics being at -144p60, when we know that's Bs?😂😂

[@michaelstorer9567]

Definitely noticed a small increase in resolution on the series x during frame rate mode. Less shimmering on foliage, could possibly be the anti aliasing?

[@abelald1310]

but less fps... dont know why dont put less res on xbox to improve fps at a ps5 lvl (decent), or put ps5 at xbox ress.. What they think is better? more clean image or more stable fps?

[@camps115]

@@abelald1310 it’s just a demo they’re both gonna look the same and fps is gonna be the same when the full game comes out

[@Spartan_83]

@@abelald1310 SX runs a higher resolution and raytracing is also better on SX that's why the FR is a little lower at times but both suffer from frame rate issues at times.

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@michaelstorer9567]

@@Spartan_83 Yeah, I'm a DF subscriber so I did see the analysis. Initially torn between which platform to buy for. However, I'm going to stick with my PS5 preorder and hope capcom will address the graphical issues. My reasoning being that I prefer a more consistent FPS (my TV doesn't support VRR), the controls are more responsive (although capcom is likely to fix this issue on Xbox) but mainly I've got a psvr 2 and there's going to be free VR mode.

[@Evaquiel]

Wait, lemme get this right: Framerate mode TARGET 4k, but RESOLUTION mode is dynamic 4k? what? isn't the other way around?

[@wayfaerer3574]

Somethings seems weird yes. And resolution mode seems to run smoother with RT on aswell. Looks like framerate mode without RT is the only mode using dynamic resolution judging by this video.

[@giovannibalsamo6178]

having both consoles and played demo on both, ps5 verion look more blurry compared to series x that looks more detailed and sharped. Probably ps5 version runs more often at

[@sfk-fjordan]

The PS5 looks more blurry due to the handling of TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) Resolution ist the same.

[@Solidsnake724]

Turn on hair strands and it seemed to fix the IQ. I took screenshots next to XSX version. For some reason the PS5 seems to run at either higher res or it fixes the AA when you turn on hair.

[@sfk-fjordan]

@@Solidsnake724 interesting. I will try that out and compare again :)

[@WllKiedSnake]

​@@sfk-fjordan It looks worse because chromatic aberration is on

[@giovannibalsamo6178]

@@sfk-fjordan "Resolution ist the same" that's impossible to say... or to better say, both versions are upscaled to 4K no matter what mode is used (provided console are connected to a 4K tv/monitor) but the internal resolution may be way different and impossible to say how close/far from 4K since it changes time by time according to necessities since targeted 4K = dynamic 4K. As other games already proved, is quite likely that series X version looks better and more sharped because it runs an internal higher resolution, that would explain also worse frame-rate for resolution mode.

[@ItsDyre]

I was hoping for a 120hz mode honestly

[@kod-5901]

I was hoping 1440p 60fps

[@thepluggy1]

Having played both versions, the xbox is so much sharper, it's very noticeable

[@FFTM155]

Nope, they look the same, only it's more stable on PS5.

[@oi118]

​@@FFTM155Several reports that the PS5 is experiencing visual issues that are not present on the Series X.

[@FFTM155]

@@oi118 there are no issues. None, i played the demo.

[@oi118]

​@@FFTM155I tested both versions. The Series X seems to have higher resolution or less graphical issues and I wasn't the only one to notice that.

[@TonyLoco7]

@@oi118 same, I have both consoles and the Xbox looks better visually, ps5 was a bit blurry

[@salihsahin3140]

was ist jetzt deutlich besser ?

[@gabrielmireles2755]

por que a mi con tv, consola y juego configurados manualmente con modo calidad y ray tracing, el demo me va a 80fps en una xbox series x?

[@prafullavangare]

Nice more fps videos with vrr on

[@banjo87]

Maybe we will have fidelity at stable 60 fps or 120 fps on PS6, maybe.

[@Mopantsu]

The VRR lower threshhold for VRR on the PS5 sucks. Why it is so high compared to XBSX baffles me.

[@diasflac0g]

It kinda sucks that none of these consoles can hit a LOCKED smooth 60 on the RT performance mode. Unstable FPS like these can and will make the gameplay feel jittery. If you have a VRR screen then this should clean this up but still.

[@MisterReen]

RT is very demanding… it’s not that bad. I guess we see a bit more polishing in the final version and upcoming patches :)

[@alanflores3313]

It's still very noticeable even with VRR. I wanna buy this on pc for the better experience but I have to get it on ps5 for the VR version

[@JaceFalcon]

why not a 30 fps max graphics and ray tracing. shame

[@Spartan_83]

@@alanflores3313 Im sure PC will get VR as well or someone will make a mod for it

[@a2k610]

Why don’t they make a mode targeting 1440p with ray tracing, so you can cap at 60 fps with no problem.

[@JaceFalcon]

I demand a 30 fps mode

[@soldi1135]

I'm noticing shimmering on PS5 Performance mode. Just like Forbidden West at launch.

[@kaikiske7436]

Played on Series X on VRR screen. Didn't. Notice any issues.

[@StabVariation]

PS5 Fidelity without RayTracing and Hair Strands On (Doesn't impact Performance at all) is good with VRR. XSX likes to drop to 42 FPS in Village with Fidelity + Ray Tracing turned on, while PS5 drops to 48 at best, and is around 54 with both options. Weird. It will probably get patched. If not, then Fidelity for XSX without RayTracing, that should be acceptable at around 50 FPS and more so on PS5. The best way to play this IMO is Resolution Mode, No RayTracing, Hair Strands On (Very High on PC). Stable 60 at all times. For some reason Hair Strands drop FPS like crazy on PC but have zero effect on Consoles.

[@julo1470]

Is it true that the VRR range is worse on PS5 compared to Xbox or PC?

[@MisterReen]

@@julo1470 yes on ps5 VRR works in a range of 48-120 fps, while it’s 40-120 on Xbox and pc. Not a huge thing but it can make a difference sometimes.

[@MrKerozinn]

xbox has hardware vrr.

[@8minato]

The hair strands make leon look worse on the remake modal but it resembles his original hair more so I’ll stick with the hair strands off also it says it has an effect on fur any confirmation on that yet?

[@StabVariation]

@@8minato I think it looks better, apart from some lightning issues on consoles not shadowing them properly at the moment, that will get fixed. But yeah, they said Fur too. We don't see Fur and Ganados don't have their beard/hair changed. I think it's for Dogs and Ashley Hair too, etc.

[@MDS01Krauser]

Testet Both. In my opinion the Xbox Quality with rt on plays Smoother. Ps 5 Sems to habe microstutters.

[@user-qg7oq6qw5c]

I think its because game on ps5 doesnot support 120 hz buffer and frames below 48 dont have vrr help.

[@outofgrid]

If the demo is any indicative of the final product , the ps5 performs better on both modes ray tracing and without it. Ps5 framerate is most of the time above Xbox series x's.

[@Kiryutka22]

All you PS5 fanboys celebrated too soon. You are NOT going to like what Digital Foundry has to say about this demo. Check out their vid😏

[@filipofilipowicz8074]

I did...and? PS5 delievers better performane.

[@Spartan_83]

@@filipofilipowicz8074 not really, you are talking about a few frames in one mode that won't be noticeable to most people, especially with VRR which is better on the SX. Go watch the video DF did on this game. - On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@ANFWHGPIE23]

Is just a demo and no one knows how old these demos are, RE village demo didn't run pretty steady on PS5 and when the game came out was totally solid 60fps with places where the series X ran a bit better, so I really doubt Capcom is going to ship a game that isn't hitting 60 all the time on either console.

[@XMoldyMe]

4K but with FSR. That's why it's so blurry I have the same problem with horizon forbidden west. Some places look blurry If FSR's acting on it. At 1440p, it looks better

[@sean7332]

Forbidden west looked terrible at launch but now the 60fps mode looks great, but this was disappointing imo I know it's just the demo though so hopefully better in final game but the resolution looked poor and low textures on series X and ps5

[@XMoldyMe]

@@sean7332 It's a demo, but if it's the latest version of the game, they only have a week to fix it . 60 FPS mode on horizon looks great, but mode resolution looks weird in some places

[@SE-fq4gf]

Forbidden West does not use FSR. Its checkerboard reconstruction.

[@tchib45130]

Think taa is better on Xbox, that's not a resolution difference, geometry is bad in this game Taa could be the reason PS5 perform better RT mode in games usually ran better on PS5, no surprise here

[@limafrahz4974]

I had a friend who tested it on both consoles, he showed me that the Series X version has better graphics effects and other people also said that!

[@tchib45130]

@@limafrahz4974 that's what i said and saw, taa seem better, but PS5 perform much better in resolution mode so taa could be boost

[@Spartan_83]

Higher res on SX... - On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@91KevinJohn]

Does Ps5 Version use VRR LFC? Becausd in RT perf mode it falls under 48fps sometimes

[@SE-fq4gf]

No it does not.

[@gmgm2410]

Dont use RT at all, just resolution with no RT and VRR panel

[@oi118]

Doesn't this review address reports of visual issues on PS5 compared to Series X?

[@FFTM155]

There is no visual issues 😉 they are the same. Only more stable on PS5.

[@limafrahz4974]

​@@FFTM155 I had a friend who tested it on both consoles, he showed me that the Series X version has better graphics effects and other people also said that.

[@FFTM155]

@@limafrahz4974 suure a "friend' lool you xbox fanboys do cope hard. 🤣🤣🤣

[@limafrahz4974]

​@@FFTM155 I'm just bringing the facts, several people are reporting that the PS5 is having graphics issues, including PS5 owners. It's not my fault if you want to invent victories for the PlayStation.

[@FFTM155]

@@limafrahz4974 we will see those "issues" when game is out and df, nxgamer make comparssion video. I played the demo, no issues. Cope harder fanboy.

[@marcelfilz7989]

Another zero effort port from Capcom for Xbox owners... Not utilizing the harware feature set and all compute units. It is a shame, with good optimization it could reach a steady 60fps on series x.

[@HessuTrades]

Xbox is definitely looking to have more clarity in performance mode, I played the demo on PS5 and was confused as to why it seemed blurry. Turned off every additional setting like lens distortion etc. and I still found it looked subpar resolution wise. I played TLoU remake and it runs at 1440p... and while that game has strong anti-aliasing it still looked a bit clearer than this RE4 Demo on PS5.

[@91DivineAngel]

Strange because the ps5 version has a higher resolution overall in Performancemode. Maybe it the gamma settings wich is wrong?

[@devilzdandruff9199]

Noticed the same. Xbox has the edge in clarity/resolution with most games.. the latest being the Dead Space remake. At the same time this is only a demo so we’ll have to wait and see how the final version plays after a few patches. The developers need to bring it since the hardware is there.

[@HessuTrades]

​@@devilzdandruff9199 I think from what I've seen a lot of the times is that the PS5 version tends to get a messed up aliasing or upscaling technique. I saw on reddit someone showing the Dead Space remake looking weird on PS5 and it's just really odd. Some games on PS5 look bizarre sometimes... it's most likely the devs just messing something up.

[@chavampire]

Loooooooool

[@bbbazzinga]

Turning off chromatic aberration should improve the experience for you but yeah, the xbox version looks better.

[@destroyermcw626]

I like this comment section they know what’s going on here.

[@MrGunzoller]

Show fight and running inside Village!!! Walking few steps at the beginning may not not reflect reality

[@alexanderb759]

Ps5 is running at 1440p in performance mode digtal foundry confirmed this where xbox series x is run at 1736p in resolution mode series x is also hitting higher resolution over ps5 so these comparisons are not even if anything ps5 performance mode should be compared to series s because there both 1440p

[@Massimoeegeg]

What nonsense are you talking about the VRR will definitely be included in the final version, this is a demo

[@koehkermaik87]

Green for PS5 is slight confused

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

I know. Next time green for X and blue for PS5

[@davidmartinez4950]

¿De qué sirve tanta potencia si optimizan peor las versiones de xbox? bastante decepcionado con los problemas que dan la mayoría de juegos por optimización.

[@miguelgalindorams5618]

Hola amigo ya que este es un canal en inglés te contesto a ti ya que eres el único que has comentado, mira ayer me puse a jugar la demo en ps5 y luego la jugué en xbox series x y te lo juro y no es por ser un hater de alguna consola ya que como e dicho tengo las dos, pues puse las demos con la misma configuración en modo resolución y te puedo decir de antemano que yo vi un poco mejor la versión de xbox series x, más que nada en resolución.un saludo 👋.

[@novoredsi]

@@miguelgalindorams5618 Es lo que sostienen en muchos otros comentarios. La versión PS5 parece que se ve un poco más borrosa.

[@vagonator6938]

Si confirmo eso también,descargada en play 5 y se ve un poco borrosa,descargue por molestar la versión de play 4 pro y se ve más nítida que la de play 5

[@MichaelM28]

PS5 wins as usual 💪💪💪

[@sebk2669]

are you serious...? Having both version, calibrated oled, with correct settings for both console, XBOX has just few FPS less (so minor that you don't notice the difference with ps5) but at the MOMENT it's way less blurry than on PS5, with solid definition. There are professional calibrators, real enthusiast players, and just some fanboy....

[@angelreborn1283]

yup PS5 always win...seems its a better hardware..,.,..but xbox fanboys will always cry and came out with tons of silly reasons...as usual

[@mikew1080]

​@@sebk2669 I have a professionally calibrated C1. The PS5 and Series X look exactly the same with chromatic aberration and lens distortion turned off.

[@tchib45130]

In perf but not in picture because of taa, we will see with the full game and first patch

[@thepluggy1]

I have both versions ps5 looks bad compared to the xbox, there is a big difference when seeing it in person..I have a CX ,

[@sawdust8691]

I am curious why cross-platform games generally run a few frames higher on PS5 than the Series X. First-party Xbox games usually run solid as far as I know. Same as first-party PS5 games. So, I wonder what the deal is with most cross-platform titles. And it's always only like 5-7 frames difference when there is one. Or maybe it's because the Xbox generally pushes higher resolution? That does seem to be the case sometimes.

[@Shaker1000]

Devs will put more effort I games for any market leader. Especially capcom capcom will definitely do it for Sony. Its why Sony is now saying COD will run worse on their co sole since MS will own ABK

[@Norightnowrong1]

@@hugoramallo1980 it’s clearly a problem right now, just like dead space remake. I’m betting it’s something with the anti aliasing. Hoping they will get it fixed for launch day!

[@MichaelM28]

1. Sony has a much better SDK 2. Sony's RAM setup on PS5 is better than Microsoft's. 3. Much faster SSD.

[@MichaelM28]

@@Shaker1000 No Sony are saying microsoft will intentionally sabotage the PlayStation versions of Call of Duty.

[@MichaelM28]

@@hugoramallo1980 No they're exactly the same fanboy

[@ENFDO]

where is that technological power that the Xbox Series X hides... that you can't see... is it some maneuver by Microsoft to continue making its audience want and let PS5 with its modest power be able to shine more and better?

[@caseyly55]

What's this song!!

[@solidarnosc9663]

Xbox version has noticeably better resolution. Played the demo on both platforms and the PS5 has a lot of pop in textures. PC version is in last place because CPcom doesn’t give a damn.

[@nemesisencounter2060]

The game does fluctuate with RT but dude not that much at all

[@Champ-]

none of these are real 4k. they all use checkerboard rendering.

[@guiapc9524]

O jogo nao corre 4k nativo de forma alguma, provavelmente usa algo parecido com fsr

[@sandrik1976]

На PS5 сиииильно ниже разрешение.Даже режим производительность на Боксе сильно четче чем режим разрешение на ПС5, а режим производиткюельность на ПС5 вообще шевелящееся месиво. Resolution on PS5 much more lower.

[@FFTM155]

No they are the same, only more stable on PS5.

[@sandrik1976]

@@FFTM155 i have both consoles.XSX looks much more crispy

[@malazan6004]

Why is Series X peforming so badly this year plus? Wtf

[@carlt9265]

Seems like games are optimised bad for series x considering its the more powerful console

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@JimCarreyWurst]

Anyone know the name of the song in the background?

[@filipofilipowicz8074]

its horroble

[@djflax8806]

As a 51 year old gamer, I can officially say that ray tracing is the most overblown, useless feature in the history of video games. I would never give up frames for those stupid reflections.

[@redbeardnj]

Im waiting on the Digital Foundry video to explain why they aren't exactly the same on pc/ps5/xsx. Because it should be the same. Unless someone is being sneaky again.....shhh lol

[@leito6807]

😭

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@foxcloud]

Through vrr it runs on series x Buttery

[@Spartan_83]

Higher res and image quailty on SX as well

[@jotawayhijo]

Xbox Series X looks way more sharp, seems to be rendering at a higher resolution than PS5. Night and day difference on visual quality. PS5 performing better overall.

[@filipofilipowicz8074]

night and day🤣🤣🤦‍♂

[@MrKerozinn]

sx is much sharper. thats why it has lower fps in some modes.

[@Spartan_83]

It's running at a higher res and better RT

[@Nicsos123]

Night walking simulator

[@gooznnnn]

I love Xbox series x

[@amnril]

I Iove doughnuts

[@harundalkilinc1636]

Game looks good but the texture s are very disappointing, looks ps3 quality! Only the characters are looking goed, the lightnings and shadows, but the gras, rocks texture s are disaster! Hope they do something with it. playing in a blurrier image, those ugly textures and details are less noticeable than a sharp image

[@StabVariation]

Did you even play the Demo? It has high resolution assets on both consoles and PC. Foliage is hard to render properly, other RE games don't use it.

[@harundalkilinc1636]

@@StabVariation yes, also on pc. Pc is more definitive version look a lot better. But the difference with ps4 ( a console from 10 years old ) is minimal. If you playing on ps4pro, you missing nothing. I hope they adding the 30fpscap, but at the moment unstable frames are disaster. And the game needs a nice filmgrain to resolve the glossy, plastic shiny looking details

[@StabVariation]

@@harundalkilinc1636 I also played on PC to test it out. The reason why it looks so blurry is because the game is using FidelityFX 2.1 Quality on Consoles. On PC, you can disable that and use FXAA + TAA and 100% Resolution Scaling, that's what REmake2, REmake3, RE7 and RE8 are using along with DMCV. Something weird is going on with both console versions. I hope they fix it. Actually, it's a big difference, the framerate. If you are playing the PS4 Version on PS5, then you get a proper 4K with 60 FPS. It also looks sharper than Fidelity Mode on PS5, but it's missing a lot of effects (Shadows Lights, SSAO), and it has a VERY agressive LOD. I tested PS4 Base/Slim, Pro, PS5 and XSX. Capcom really needs to fix this ASAP. PS4 Base/Slim have low resolution Textures compared to Pro, Especially compared to PS4 on a PS5.

[@Rchigo]

Palavra sıkma harun 😃

[@harundalkilinc1636]

@@Rchigo 🤣🤣🤣adamsin

[@chavampire]

PS5 outperforming XBSX as ALWAYS

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@ILoveFornite69]

Eh their both bad

[@msguy6347]

This game making XBox Fan little bit made😆😆

[@LeateqOfficial]

looks very bad on my ps5 compared to pc

[@destroyermcw626]

Okay there’s no way that this doesn’t make sense now.

[@Spartan_83]

SX looks better than the PS5 version as well and runs at a higher res. - On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@dupebob]

let me guess PS5 runs secretly at 910p instead of 1080p again

[@victoralvarez9459]

Dude, it looks god awful on ps5. I'm crying. The grass looks low res as hell and blurry.

[@destroyermcw626]

Wow your funny(I’m serious).

[@frankvandermerwe1487]

At least it doesnt drop to 40fps and maintains a solid frame rate, unlike series x version

[@destroyermcw626]

@@frankvandermerwe1487 OH NO!

[@frankvandermerwe1487]

@@destroyermcw626 Hogwarts legacy also runs like shit on series x. In this case for RE, turning on enhanced hair fixes the resolution issue on ps5.

[@feelsgoodman420]

Once again another game that runs better on ps5 despite claims of xbox series x having better hardware.

[@Spartan_83]

- On PS5|SX - Resolution mode: Static 2160p using checker boarding (no DRS spotted) - Chromatic Aberration is broken on PS5 so DF recommends turning it off even if you like the effect in other games - Series X version looks notably sharper and more stable, but both have the same resolution even with the effect off. DF thinks its either a difference in TAA or reconstruction. - Performance mode: Appears to use DRS. Similar location tested was 1440p on PS5 and 1728p on Series X. - Performance mode on PS5|SX with RT and Strand off is extremely stable at 60 - Enabling more settings starts causing performance to drop with VRR being the saving grace. - DF (john specifically) cites Xbox version being better because of the wider VRR range here compared to PS5 - In Resolution Mode: With RT and Hair off, it can stick within the VRR range. - Resolution with RT and Hair falls out of the VRR range. John says it's a no-go on PS5 because of the VRR range (48hz) - Even on Xbox the swing between 60 to big drops is notable. - If you want to use Resolution mode, use it with RT and hair off. - PS4 version also targets 60 but DF would have preferred a 30 FPS cap since it has wild swings in performance - DF's recommendation: - With VRR TV: Perf with RT on and Hair off - Resolution with all off - Without VRR TV: Performance with Hair & RT both off - Xbox version has a problem with dead zone and controls feel much heavier * - The controller issues stop the Xbox version from being the best option - PC version has expected visual advantages but can kind of look over sharpened - No shader compilation stutter, only minor traversal stutters.

[@djgynee]

Just one thing. Xbx is always green.

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Yes I know and I completely messed this up ;-)

[@drummer7557]

Oddly enough out of the 3 demos I played, SX, PS5 and PS4 (on the PS5) I thought the PS4 was the best "performer", must be the lower resolution. Gee imagine that.Hmm I might be onto something here (rolls eyes). Also it was the brightest of the bunch. All this extra RT, VRS and other effects do nothing for me.

[@markwest-sooby]

I have the demo on both my PS5 and Series X. PS5 using the resolution/ray tracing/Hair works mode definitely runs better but it looks worse than the Series X version using the same settings. Some textures on the PS5 version have a grainy/aliased/blurred look to them. Xbox version has better image quality.

[@Solidsnake724]

When I turned on hair on PS5 and CO off it improved IQ immensely.

[@outofgrid]

True

[@ozgurgunaydin3518]

XBOX > PS5

[@manuelgallardo5650]

again prioritizing the ps5 version this is a joke

[@jacekmelerski3544]

Sony opłaciło capcom i lepiej na ps5 leci a i tak ps5 jest słabsze ale nie o fremrate chodzi a o grę fabułę i jest git

[@SausageBap666]

punching 128 maxed with RT on pc lol

[@filipofilipowicz8074]

not all the time ist between 90-130 dont lie

[@srspikesrpretinha8436]

Todo mundo sabe que no Xbox o jogo tá mais Bonito por isso tá mais pesado