Imagine the sales for these next consoles (no matter their naming) if they would be the only place to play GTA6 at 60 fps and current consoles struggling to maintain 30
So you're saying there's a chance?
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So you're saying there's a chance?
lh032
I cry about Xbox and hate PlayStation.
Bluntman
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Also, upscaling doesn't need ML hardware. It's fancy to call everything ML and AI but DLSS actually uses the dedicated HW (Tensor cores) just for a ONE very small step in the whole upscaling process.
It can run perfectly fine on the CU's. DLSS isn't better than FSR because of the ML hardware, Nvidia had simply more time to work on it and/or thrown more resources at the problem so far.
ML hardware would be a waste of silicon in a gaming console.
It can run perfectly fine on the CU's. DLSS isn't better than FSR because of the ML hardware, Nvidia had simply more time to work on it and/or thrown more resources at the problem so far.
ML hardware would be a waste of silicon in a gaming console.
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splattered
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Imagine the sales for these next consoles (no matter their naming) if they would be the only place to play GTA6 at 60 fps and current consoles struggling to maintain 30
I'll take four! And prob never play the next GTA. Would I regret buying the Series X and then jumping into next Gen consoles so soon? Not even a little bit.
HeisenbergFX4
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The latest hardware is the fastest?and we all know ps6 is going to be 2x next Xbox.
Maybe but Sony haven't had a discord meeting to get that message out loland we all know ps6 is going to be 2x next Xbox.
Thirty7ven
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Imagine the sales for these next consoles (no matter their naming) if they would be the only place to play GTA6 at 60 fps and current consoles struggling to maintain 30
Much less than you think, and just exactly how many consoles do you think they can put on the market?
This whole GTAVI at 60fps on Console A or B would be a seismic shift sounds like some good old “wait for”
Which is exactly what’s going to happen in terms of online narrative, another “wait for”
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Wii can't always be sure of that because sometimes companies Switch it up on us in a Series of S...The latest hardware is the fastest?
HeisenbergFX4
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Moses85
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Perrott
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I'm not as sceptic about the Pro's promise of 8K resolution gaming as most people here.
It'll be achieved through upscaling techniques, just like the PS4 Pro outputted 4K from 1440p or 1800p internal resolutions. And it is not as if PlayStation's first-party had not building up towards this new optional resolution target for a while now.
Throughout 2018, Polyphony Digital begun to demo GT Sport running at 8K in order to showcase the capabilities of Sony's then upcoming 8K TVs lineup. Some of these demos also ran the title at 120fps, a performance target that some years later was introduced into Gran Turismo 7 for PS5.
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That was five years ago when they started to demo GT Sport running in 8K, or six years by the time the PS5 Pro comes out; but going back to the days when 4K was trying to be positioned as the next big thing, Polyphony started showcasing Gran Turismo 5 running at 4K (by using four PS3s) as early as 2008 and more extensively throughout the 2012-2013 season, when Sony's 4K TVs began to make their way into the market. That was either eight or four years before the release of PS4 Pro, depending on how you wanna count it.
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The timing is just right for them to want to start targeting 8K in gaming.
It'll be achieved through upscaling techniques, just like the PS4 Pro outputted 4K from 1440p or 1800p internal resolutions. And it is not as if PlayStation's first-party had not building up towards this new optional resolution target for a while now.
Throughout 2018, Polyphony Digital begun to demo GT Sport running at 8K in order to showcase the capabilities of Sony's then upcoming 8K TVs lineup. Some of these demos also ran the title at 120fps, a performance target that some years later was introduced into Gran Turismo 7 for PS5.
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www.gtplanet.net
That was five years ago when they started to demo GT Sport running in 8K, or six years by the time the PS5 Pro comes out; but going back to the days when 4K was trying to be positioned as the next big thing, Polyphony started showcasing Gran Turismo 5 running at 4K (by using four PS3s) as early as 2008 and more extensively throughout the 2012-2013 season, when Sony's 4K TVs began to make their way into the market. That was either eight or four years before the release of PS4 Pro, depending on how you wanna count it.
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www.gtplanet.net
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The timing is just right for them to want to start targeting 8K in gaming.
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Mr.Phoenix
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Not really.
If your game logic takes all of 6ms to complete, and you are targeting 60fps, then it means the CPU will never be the bottleneck, by the time your GPU renders out the frame, the CPU has started logic on the next frame and would be waiting on the GPU to put it on the next batch of calls. In this case, something seldom ever talked about, devs would do something akin to reverse optimization, this is where they take stuff that may otherwise be handled by the GPU and load it onto the CPU to improve GPU render times. This would be the ideal or best-case scenario situation for the PS5pro. So in situations like this, a 2x faster GPU can mean you can get double the frames.
Anyways, back to your question and example, GTA6. The game is designed to run on the PS5. Now if it's running at 30fps as the absolute peak framerate you can get on it, then it means that it's really running internally at around 28-40fps. If it's completely CPU limited, then there is very little whatever kinda GPU the PS5pro has can do. So if the PS5pro has a CPU is say 40% faster in IPC period, be it a combination of faster clocks and/or more cache and/or better scheduling.,, whatever. That just means you will at best be able to run the game at about 39-56fps. That's what that 40% uptick would give you on the Pro.
But as I said, unless a game is not very well optimized, game logic is seldom ever the bottleneck to the tune of you being able to run at only 28-40fps to begin with on a zen2 CPU. You may not be able to get it past 65-70fps, but being stuck at sub 35fps period... is a stretch.
Well, at least thats how it's supposed to be, but someone should tell that to the devs.
It will actually be easy to get the 2X PS5 Pro performance because a pro console is locked in with the base console while a new generation can use a whole different CPU , GPU , Memory, I/O & so on .
On the bright side there isn't many PS5 games without a 60fps mode & there is a few work arounds that could be in a pro model .
But the best way to sell consoles in the future is letting other people see them being played out & about .
Especially GTA6 so it would be smart ( glass) to get a Xbox branded remote device out in 2025 do not rely on people doing it with just their phones & tablets .
For everything else there will be Switch 2 but people will notice the fact that you're out playing GTA6
ManaByte
Gold Member
8K isn't likely to take off due to lack of content. Cable streaming (YouTube TV, for example) is just now starting to support 4K and only for certain sports channels.
4K is also the "archival" resolution Hollywood is using. Most studios have been spending billions to restore/remaster their entire catalogs in 4K. They're still in the process of it. They're not going to re-do it all in 8K. Disney has done almost their entire catalog, including all of the animated shorts AND Song of the South in 4K just for archival purposes.
mansoor1980
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where are the december leaks? sony themselves mentioned some leaks this month
playsaves3
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No one expect 8k for the most demanding games however there are some games that already do native 4k 60 pretty easily on the base model like persona 5, crash bandicoot, and I’m playing Naruto storm connections also native 4k 60 its pretty easy to imagine a pro with a patch could make these games 8k 60 (they support 8k on pc after all)
ManaByte
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No they didn't. A Twitter user claimed there would be leaks.
King Dazzar
Member
I'll believe it when I see it. Sony themselves will need to release an 8k TV which can do both native 8k and HDR first. Both my Sony 8k panel, the Z9J and the more recent Z9K. Can only do full native 8k in SDR. Anything else is an upscale. And it can only do that via an external device i.e it wont even do full native 8k with youtube videos, due to a lack of AV1 codec support. The Samsung 8k TV's can do more in that regard, but they have there own set of issues.I'm not as sceptic about the Pro's promise of 8K resolution gaming as most people here.
It'll be achieved through upscaling techniques, just like the PS4 Pro outputted 4K from 1440p or 1800p internal resolutions. And it is not as if PlayStation's first-party had not building up towards this new optional resolution target for a while now.
Throughout 2018, Polyphony Digital begun to demo GT Sport running at 8K in order to showcase the capabilities of Sony's then upcoming 8K TVs lineup. Some of these demos also ran the title at 120fps, a performance target that some years later was introduced into Gran Turismo 7 for PS5.
GT Sport Used to Showcase Sony's Mega 85" 8K HDR TV at CES 2018
Tech enthusiasts from all over the world have descended upon Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show. The 2018 iteration is in full swing and PlayStation's head company Sony is in the thick of the action. Alongside future consumer goods, many companies use this as a proving ground to s
Stunning Gran Turismo 8K/120FPS Footage Revealed at Industry Event
While most of the attention of Gran Turismo fans was focused on the FIA-certified GT Championship World Finals in Monaco last week, something interesting was quietly being shown off on the other side of the world at "InterBEE 2018" in Tokyo. InterBEE, or the "International Broadcast Equipment Exh
That was five years ago when they started to demo GT Sport running in 8K, or six years by the time the PS5 Pro comes out; but going back to the days when 4K was trying to be positioned as the next big thing, Polyphony started showcasing Gran Turismo 5 running at 4K (by using four PS3s) as early as 2008 and more extensively throughout the 2012-2013 season, when Sony's 4K TVs began to make their way into the market. That was either eight or four years before the release of PS4 Pro, depending on how you wanna count it.
Gran Turismo at 4x HD Resolution, 240 Frames Per Second
Attendees to last month's Downshift Session 2008 were treated to a spectacular sight: Gran Turismo 5 Prologue running at 3840 x 2160 pixels (that's 4 times normal HD resolution) via a Sony SRX-110 projector fed by 4 separate PlayStation 3 consoles! Polyphony Digital and Sony also showed off a cop
Gran Turismo Tech Demo Shown Running at "4K Resolution"
An ultra-high resolution version of Gran Turismo goes on display at the Sony Building in Tokyo.
Sony Demos Gran Turismo 5 on 4K TV with SimulView at CES
GT5 makes an appearance at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, running at 4K resolution on a new high-end TV.
The timing is just right for them to want to start targeting 8K in gaming.
Its possible Sony will release a more capable 8k focused TV next year. But even if they do, just pause for a moment and think how even more niche the PS5 user base will be. Who also own a yet to be released 8k TV. You'll be looking at fractions of a percentage. 8k will remain marketing spin only for now.
Also, even with game upscaling, I truly think you're dreaming if you think thats where the incremental power increase from a PS5 Pro will go. I dont see it. But hey, maybe PS6...
vivftp
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No one ever said that info would definitely leak in December, just that folks would expect info could leak in December. Why? Because devkits have apparently been sent out to a wider array of studios, meaning the circle of folks exposed to info on the PS5 Pro has grown considerably and the odds of info leaking have gone up considerably.
It's not like Sony (or anyone else) can predict that someone will definitely leak something at a certain time. All they can do is talk about the odds based on the changing circumstances. So maybe something leaks in December or January or February... or maybe it never leaks.
Perrott
Gold Member
That's the point of having different graphics modes:
- Resolution Mode: Upscaled 8K at 30fps with performance mode graphics settings.
- Quality Mode: Upscaled/Native 4K at 30/40/60fps with higher graphics settings and enhanced raytracing.
- Performance Mode: Upscaled/Native 4K at 60fps with lower graphics settings and limited raytracing.
- High Performance Mode: Upscaled 4K at up to 120fps with even lower graphics settings and no raytracing.
King Dazzar
Member
And what Tv are you going to use?
playsaves3
Member
Also there are simpler to run games like persona and Naruto ninja storm that already easily do 4k 60 on the regular model so it’s very easy to see the pro actually targeting 8k native there (it already supports up to 8k on pc)I'm not as sceptic about the Pro's promise of 8K resolution gaming as most people here.
It'll be achieved through upscaling techniques, just like the PS4 Pro outputted 4K from 1440p or 1800p internal resolutions. And it is not as if PlayStation's first-party had not building up towards this new optional resolution target for a while now.
Throughout 2018, Polyphony Digital begun to demo GT Sport running at 8K in order to showcase the capabilities of Sony's then upcoming 8K TVs lineup. Some of these demos also ran the title at 120fps, a performance target that some years later was introduced into Gran Turismo 7 for PS5.
GT Sport Used to Showcase Sony's Mega 85" 8K HDR TV at CES 2018
Tech enthusiasts from all over the world have descended upon Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show. The 2018 iteration is in full swing and PlayStation's head company Sony is in the thick of the action. Alongside future consumer goods, many companies use this as a proving ground to s
Stunning Gran Turismo 8K/120FPS Footage Revealed at Industry Event
While most of the attention of Gran Turismo fans was focused on the FIA-certified GT Championship World Finals in Monaco last week, something interesting was quietly being shown off on the other side of the world at "InterBEE 2018" in Tokyo. InterBEE, or the "International Broadcast Equipment Exh
That was five years ago when they started to demo GT Sport running in 8K, or six years by the time the PS5 Pro comes out; but going back to the days when 4K was trying to be positioned as the next big thing, Polyphony started showcasing Gran Turismo 5 running at 4K (by using four PS3s) as early as 2008 and more extensively throughout the 2012-2013 season, when Sony's 4K TVs began to make their way into the market. That was either eight or four years before the release of PS4 Pro, depending on how you wanna count it.
Gran Turismo at 4x HD Resolution, 240 Frames Per Second
Attendees to last month's Downshift Session 2008 were treated to a spectacular sight: Gran Turismo 5 Prologue running at 3840 x 2160 pixels (that's 4 times normal HD resolution) via a Sony SRX-110 projector fed by 4 separate PlayStation 3 consoles! Polyphony Digital and Sony also showed off a cop
Gran Turismo Tech Demo Shown Running at "4K Resolution"
An ultra-high resolution version of Gran Turismo goes on display at the Sony Building in Tokyo.
Sony Demos Gran Turismo 5 on 4K TV with SimulView at CES
GT5 makes an appearance at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, running at 4K resolution on a new high-end TV.
The timing is just right for them to want to start targeting 8K in gaming.
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
That Twitter user was told by his source at Sony they expected leaks this month
That Twitter user has an excellent track and obviously has a real source especially when it comes to Sony hardware
Maybe they meant it was possible leaks could/would occur in December.
Perrott
Gold Member
Perhaps whatever flagship 8K TV that gets announced at CES.
Or maybe the whole point of it, at least over the launch period and until properly-equipped 8K sets arrive, would be to downsample a close-to-8K image down to 4K for better image quality with less artifacts.
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playsaves3
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8k isn’t that important but for the games that I would expect to be able to do it like persona why not target it
King Dazzar
Member
Yeah, I've already covered off your first point. And for your second, for me, we're moving goal posts. As we're then talking about super sampling and not 8k gaming.
Anyway, time will tell. I think 8k may well be pushed a lot in marketing. But the reality of games with native 8k performance modes (even with reconstruction) I think is still beyond PS5 Pro, off into the future.
sankt-Antonio
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Imo before the industry tries to sell 8k TV sets it should figure out how to use a) a 4k digital intermediate for every production and b) figure out how to do 4k/60fps in a pleasing way.
8k Sets when 99% of CGI in movies is done on a 1080p DI's is a joke. As is 24fps as a format.
Gaming isn't whats going to push 8k, as even 4k needed ML reconstruction and isn't viable natively in most cases.
8k Sets when 99% of CGI in movies is done on a 1080p DI's is a joke. As is 24fps as a format.
Gaming isn't whats going to push 8k, as even 4k needed ML reconstruction and isn't viable natively in most cases.
playsaves3
Member
It’s possible they may enable the pro to support 144hz so performance mode targets that
Nickolaidas
Member
What's the point?
Seriously, if the PS5 games don't get a patch and their framerate/resolution is locked, the PS5 Pro could be 20x times stronger than a PS5. It won't matter on 90% of game which came out in the first four years of the console's lifespan.
You're going to get a 40 TFlop console which will still be unable to play Dark Souls II (PS4 version) at 4K.
Seriously, if the PS5 games don't get a patch and their framerate/resolution is locked, the PS5 Pro could be 20x times stronger than a PS5. It won't matter on 90% of game which came out in the first four years of the console's lifespan.
You're going to get a 40 TFlop console which will still be unable to play Dark Souls II (PS4 version) at 4K.
Rocco Schiavone
Member
The industry tries to sell 8k TVs for years and the sales are trash because there is almost no native 8k content and even If there will be more content you need a huge screen. 8k is dead and 4k is here to stay.
playsaves3
Member
Not for all games persona 5 could definitely do 8k on a pro
TheRedRiders
Member
So the million dollar question is whether the Pro will be able to run GTA 6 at 60 FPS with all the bells and whistles.
mansoor1980
Gold Member
with the rumored dedicated hardware AI upscaling tech , easily
TheRedRiders
Member
If it can't, then personally I won't even bother upgrading.
Only if its gpu limited but seeing as its one of the most interactive/dynamic worlds its going to be very taxing on the cpu meaning zen2 isnt delivering a 60fps upgrade from 30.
mansoor1980
Gold Member
if that is the case its better to wait for ps6
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playsaves3
Member
I mean thinking about Naruto ninja storm or crash in 8k would be nice. I think 8k will matter more with microled
King Dazzar
Member
I'm sure Ori and the Touryst were dabbling around with 8k super sampling iirc at the beginning of this gen. But I still don't think that translates into the PS5 Pro suddenly making 8k gaming the norm or 8k becoming a focus for devs at this time.
twilo99
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But aren’t they targeting the PS5?
twilo99
Member
Missed opportunity not getting rid of that ancient chip but I guess they have to save something for the PS6
Perrott
Gold Member
And?
They put the effort into making Red Dead Redemption 2 run at a native 4K resolution on the Xbox One X last generation, and that was the least popular SKU of the less successful console ecosystem at the time.
With all their talent and the infinite resources that Rockstar's original projects have at their disposal, they'll 100% take full advantage of everything that the PS5 Pro would be bringing into the table regardless of the capabilities of the Series X|S and the regular PS5.
sankt-Antonio
:^)--?-<
MicroLED will be what cements 4k as a longterm tech imo.
They are fighting already to mass produce microLED (every LED placed piece by piece)and only sell them in 4k in a videowall form factor, 8k microLED in 55-65in is a not happening for a long ass time.
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Rocco Schiavone
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Yeah they are targeting It in 1440p/30fps.
Gaiff
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I have almost no doubt that it will.
Is there currently a single game that is CPU-limited to below 60fps on consoles? Hell, the regular PS5 will probably get a Performance Mode that will run decently. PS5 Pro should have no problems.
With all the bells and whistles though, unlikely since that's probably the PC version. They'll never port it to the 9th gen consoles because they'll port it to the 10th gen consoles and ask you for more money if you want the upgrade.
PeteBull
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If u mean gta6 looking like the trailer we all saw and fell in love with and if u mean leaked ps5pr0 specs with just bit upped cpu clock but still old zen2 cpu= no chance, gotta be realistic.
Im hoping for stable 1440p30 tho
Physiognomonics
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I think the right question should not be if GTA6 could run on PS5 Pro at 60fps because I am convinced it could (with right amount of optimizations).
But are they going to make such a mode on PS5 Pro (assuming there isn't a 60fps on base console)? Maybe they'll prefer keep that mode for the double dip PC edition.
But are they going to make such a mode on PS5 Pro (assuming there isn't a 60fps on base console)? Maybe they'll prefer keep that mode for the double dip PC edition.
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