Re: Update on EA SPORTS PGA TOUR
@Ultrasonic_77 There are two that come to mind that have a performance mode in 1080p. Dirt 5 has a performance mode that uses 1080p, but it does that for 120 FPS. My display is locked at 60 Hz, so I can't try that one. Elite: Dangerous has a 1080p performance mode, but it's not built as a Series X game. I remember I used Performance mode in it on my original XBox One, but when I got a One X, I was able to run it quality mode at 60 FPS. To its credit, Elite: Dangerous actually has four different quality/performance mode options. I love having those options on a console.
I misspoke earlier when I tossed out the idea that eliminating ray tracing alone would be sufficient to double the frame rate. I forgot to add the other factors that would also have to change, as you say, such as object detail, draw distances, shadow quality, etc. I still wonder how much would have to be sacrificed from all of the above to achieve 60 FPS at 4K?
We're seeing more performance mode options being thrown in to next-gen consoles, but a resolution step down doesn't seem to widely used. I wonder if that's something Microsoft and Sony frown upon, or is it just a thing with publishers?
I misspoke earlier when I tossed out the idea that eliminating ray tracing alone would be sufficient to double the frame rate. I forgot to add the other factors that would also have to change, as you say, such as object detail, draw distances, shadow quality, etc. I still wonder how much would have to be sacrificed from all of the above to achieve 60 FPS at 4K?
We're seeing more performance mode options being thrown in to next-gen consoles, but a resolution step down doesn't seem to widely used. I wonder if that's something Microsoft and Sony frown upon, or is it just a thing with publishers?
