04-09-2024, 06:02 PM
That's the key isn't it. PS4 (Pro) runs most of the biggest games like Elden Ring and Resident Evil 4 remake at give or take ~30fps.
Resident Evil 4 Remake even runs at 60fps on the PS4 Pro in performance mode, as do most Call of Duty games.
Microsoft sort of gimped Xbox One X releases and stopped Xbox One X enhancements once the Series S was out (likely because the One X would often perform better than the Series S or look the same as the Series X at 30fps instead of 60fps). For a short while this only boosted framerates as you're running base Xbox One games on Xbox One X but because Microsoft demands games release on the One and One X, many third parties don't bother.
On the PC side of things, I watched this interesting look at the 1080 Ti today. Taking DLSS and Ray Tracing out of the picture it performs about as well as an RTX4060/RTX3060 in most games. 8 year old GPU is still viable for most games @1080p or @1440p and basically the PC baseline.
The Steamdeck is already at GTX 1050 levels and scratching at the surface of GTX 1060 performance.
If Nintendo manages to push that to GTX 1070 or even GTX 1080 levels (be it with some DLSS trickery) they're golden.
Resident Evil 4 Remake even runs at 60fps on the PS4 Pro in performance mode, as do most Call of Duty games.
Microsoft sort of gimped Xbox One X releases and stopped Xbox One X enhancements once the Series S was out (likely because the One X would often perform better than the Series S or look the same as the Series X at 30fps instead of 60fps). For a short while this only boosted framerates as you're running base Xbox One games on Xbox One X but because Microsoft demands games release on the One and One X, many third parties don't bother.
On the PC side of things, I watched this interesting look at the 1080 Ti today. Taking DLSS and Ray Tracing out of the picture it performs about as well as an RTX4060/RTX3060 in most games. 8 year old GPU is still viable for most games @1080p or @1440p and basically the PC baseline.
The Steamdeck is already at GTX 1050 levels and scratching at the surface of GTX 1060 performance.
If Nintendo manages to push that to GTX 1070 or even GTX 1080 levels (be it with some DLSS trickery) they're golden.