…PC (Digital Foundry Optimised Settings) PS5, Series X (Balanced) Series S (Quality Mode) Model Quality Ultra Medium Low Texture Quality High (8GB GPUs) Ultra (8GB+ GPUs) High Low Shadow Quality High High…
…The 40fps mode was pretty solid at launch, to be fair, so either we're looking at a conservative implementation or more likely that DLSS is not yet active in the 40fps…
…Auto SR ought to outperform the likes of competitors like Radeon Super Resolution too, as by running on the NPU instead of the GPU, it can spend the whole frame on its…
…Ultimate that tied in with the launch of Xbox Series consoles. There's also commitment to the work graph model - essentially the ability for the GPU to act more autonomously, without as…
…What you're seeing there is the main processor, which contains CPU, GPU, memory controllers and other elements such as media functionality. While I suspect Microsoft will stick to standard M.2…
Crimson Desert looks impressive on PS5 Pro and holds up reasonably well on PS5 too after some post-launch patches, but how do the Xbox Series X and Series S fare? In…
…There's no intelligent upscale included at launch for this mode (ie. FSR 3), so the upscale does look rough - and it has a 1080p HUD to boot. Balanced mode runs at…
Sony's PS5 Pro launched with specific promises: a bigger, more potent GPU, enhanced ray tracing and state-of-the-art machine learning upscaling via PSSR. On paper, this is what we…
…Simply by virtue of the extra GPU horsepower, you get higher resolutions and therefore noticeable image quality improvements. Additional graphical features previously only available when docked - like upgraded lighting on these games…
…You can imagine boosts to memory bandwidth and GPU clocks would also be theoretically possible with sufficient thermal management and power delivery. These advantages would allow for higher frame-rates, better frame…