Oh yeah? and what GPU would that be? Also what are your settings? Not to mention how about some MSI after burner screen shots showing GPU/CPU usage with a framerate....
No, that's not at all what it means, look at it again... It's simply showing a 16:9 aspect ratio to explain the picture, it's not saying 1920x1080 is definitively 1080p, it literally says "assuming a 16:9 aspect ratio there are 1920 horizontal lines of resolution", ASSUMING. If there is a different aspect ratio there will be a different amount of horizontal lines...
"The term usually assumes a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, implying a resolution of 1920x1080 (2.1 megapixels) often marketed as Full HD."
Shall I continue....
P.S. 5760x1080 is a 1080p triple monitor resolution...
Here 1080p for dummies anything lower than 1920x1080p isn't true 1080p period,is the same stupid notion some lemmings used here to imply 800p on The Order was lower than 900p,when in reality it has higher pixels count and doesn't upscale or blue the image like 900p does.
The more pixels the sharper the image exhibit A.
Having now completed our analysis, it's clear that the PS4 gains an advantage with smaller drops in resolution that occur less frequently than they do on Xbox One. Metrics in the area of 1760x1080 are found on PS4, while on the Xbox One this can drop to an extreme of 960x1080 in some scenes. This is usually identifiable by an increase in the amount of jaggies on screen, along with a slightly fuzzier appearance to the already gritty aesthetic that Machine Games employs throughout the game.
Wolfenstein on PS4 drops to 1760x1080p,but the xbox one drops to 960x1080p which not only increase jaggies because of the lower resolution but also increase blurness as well because of the sudden reduction of pixels.
Hell COD was suppose to be dynamic 1080p which change between 1080p native and 1360x1080p but the reality is that almost always is 1360x1080p those kind of od resolution are in place because the xbox one can pull full 1080p and keep parity or close frame wise on those games.
I know is a tripple resolution monitor dude that is the point since everything with a 1080p at the end for you is 1080p full HD.
That doesn't prove shit dude,you claim it was low setting it wasn't what that part there say is that the maximum setting on PC which is high is equivalent to the xbox one version,that doesn't mean resolution,frames and effects are as well.
The video i posted runs on high which is the xbox one setting but is not running in 720p is running on 1080p and runs it from 21 to 47FPS on a 7770,so yeah i am sure it would have been 1080p on PS4 without problems..
My PC isn't having trouble with the game, it's the fact it's a last generation engine with oddball current generation features and effects mixed in that runs at performance levels which should be at least two to three times what it outputs. I can run Battlefield 4 on Ultra at 90+ FPS on average @ 2560x1440, a wildly better looking and more advanced game engine than Fox... However the Fox engine topped out can't even maintain 60 FPS, I get dips into the low 40's when looking towards the lights with 100% usage on both GPU's, that my friend is called a shitty engine with poor optimization.
No is call been a different engine you fool not all engines run equal,and the fact that the PS4 runst it at 1080p 60FPS lock with dynamic skies while the xbox one was 720p no dynamic sky what only say is that the xbox one is fu** up hardware wise,is funny that you name BF4 as that game is 720p on xbox one and the other game using the same engine Battlefield Hardline also is 720p on xbox one which mean SDK updates have done shit to fix Battlefield issues with resolution the problem is simple,the xbox one doesn't have the power for the engine in BF4 case.
So while you downplay Fox Engine because is not 1080p on xbox one,Frostbyte isn't 1080p either hell i think Star Wars Battlefront has great chances of been 720p on xbox one going by pas frostbyte engine games.
That doesn't prove shit dude,you claim it was low setting it wasn't what that part there say is that the maximum setting on PC which is high is equivalent to the xbox one version,that doesn't mean resolution,frames and effects are as well.
The video i posted runs on high which is the xbox one setting but is not running in 720p is running on 1080p and runs it from 21 to 47FPS on a 7770,so yeah i am sure it would have been 1080p on PS4 without problems..
Dream on , those are much lower settings on that pc than on the xboxone apart from the resolution.
benchmarks from trusted sites murders that system on high settings and 1080p , end of story
PES on the Xbox One is sub 1080p, but there's a picture of a crying cow? Does that even make sense?
It's sub Full HD, not sub 1080p, it is 1080p.
The 1080p HD standard is 1920x1080.
PES on the Xbox One has a resolution of 1360x1080.
Therefore, as I said, PES on the Xbox One is sub 1080p.
I'm glad I could clear that up for you, I made it so even a simple fanboy like yourself could understand it.
1360x1080 with progressive scan is still 1080p, it's not Full HD, however it's still 1080p. Just as was explained to Tormentos who tried to tell me that 5760x1080 with a triple monitor setup is not 1080p, it is.
PES on the Xbox One is sub 1080p, but there's a picture of a crying cow? Does that even make sense?
It's sub Full HD, not sub 1080p, it is 1080p.
The 1080p HD standard is 1920x1080.
PES on the Xbox One has a resolution of 1360x1080.
Therefore, as I said, PES on the Xbox One is sub 1080p.
I'm glad I could clear that up for you, I made it so even a simple fanboy like yourself could understand it.
1360x1080 with progressive scan is still 1080p, it's not Full HD, however it's still 1080p. Just as was explained to Tormentos who tried to tell me that 5760x1080 with a triple monitor setup is not 1080p, it is.
PES on the Xbox One is sub 1080p, but there's a picture of a crying cow? Does that even make sense?
It's sub Full HD, not sub 1080p, it is 1080p.
The 1080p HD standard is 1920x1080.
PES on the Xbox One has a resolution of 1360x1080.
Therefore, as I said, PES on the Xbox One is sub 1080p.
I'm glad I could clear that up for you, I made it so even a simple fanboy like yourself could understand it.
1360x1080 with progressive scan is still 1080p, it's not Full HD, however it's still 1080p. Just as was explained to Tormentos who tried to tell me that 5760x1080 with a triple monitor setup is not 1080p, it is.
link?
It's still 1080p with a different aspect ratio, whatever the horizontal line count is with progressive scan is XXXXp. 648 lines? 648p, 792 lines? 792p, it's simply the horizontal line count with progressive scan, the aspect ratio is of no consequence.
The Order for example, it's 800p with 2:40:1 aspect ratio.
It's still 1080p with a different aspect ratio, whatever the horizontal line count is with progressive scan is XXXXp. 648 lines? 648p, 792 lines? 792p, it's simply the horizont line count with progressive scan.
It says "assuming a 16:9 aspect ration there are 1920 lines of horizontal."
It even says 1920x1080p. This picture does not prove your point.
It's still 1080p with a different aspect ratio, whatever the horizontal line count is with progressive scan is XXXXp. 648 lines? 648p, 792 lines? 792p, it's simply the horizont line count with progressive scan.
It says "assuming a 16:9 aspect ration there are 1920 lines of horizontal."
It even says 1920x1080p. This picture does not prove your point.
Like tormentos you're reading it wrong, big surprise here... I'm going to copy and paste what was said to him.
No, that's not at all what it means, look at it again... It's simply showing a 16:9 aspect ratio to explain the picture, it's not saying 1920x1080 is definitively 1080p, it literally says "assuming a 16:9 aspect ratio there are 1920 horizontal lines of resolution", ASSUMING. If there is a different aspect ratio there will be a different amount of horizontal lines...
"The term usually assumes a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, implying a resolution of 1920x1080 (2.1 megapixels) often marketed as Full HD."
Shall I continue....
P.S. 5760x1080 is a 1080p triple monitor resolution...
The horizontal line count and aspect ratio is irrelevant to the fact that the vertical line count is 1,080 and progressive scan, 1080p.
I understand the picture perfectly, so keep the condescending bullshit to yourself. What I was saying was the picture doesn't clearly state why it's 1080p. The second pictures you show does.
I understand the picture perfectly, so keep the condescending bullshit to yourself. What I was saying was the picture doesn't clearly state why it's 1080p. The second pictures you show does.
All of this was said on the second page, if you read threads you comment on you won't have this problem in the future. Don't get upset with me because I'm having to repeat myself constantly, it's fatiguing.
I understand the picture perfectly, so keep the condescending bullshit to yourself. What I was saying was the picture doesn't clearly state why it's 1080p. The second pictures you show does.
All of this was said on the second page, if you read threads you comment on you won't have this problem in the future.
I don't have time to read through every single post on every single thread. You do, cool beans.
Is there some secret douche bag competition that you're entered? Would explain a lot.
I understand the picture perfectly, so keep the condescending bullshit to yourself. What I was saying was the picture doesn't clearly state why it's 1080p. The second pictures you show does.
All of this was said on the second page, if you read threads you comment on you won't have this problem in the future.
I don't have time to read through every single post on every single thread. You do, cool beans.
Is there some secret douche bag competition that you're entered? Would explain a lot.
I'm sorry, having to repeat and reiterate things multiple times is frustrating.
Like I said to SolidTY, I've had to explain this in excess of 50 times, people just don't seem to get it.
I understand the picture perfectly, so keep the condescending bullshit to yourself. What I was saying was the picture doesn't clearly state why it's 1080p. The second pictures you show does.
All of this was said on the second page, if you read threads you comment on you won't have this problem in the future.
I don't have time to read through every single post on every single thread. You do, cool beans.
Is there some secret douche bag competition that you're entered? Would explain a lot.
I'm sorry, having to repeat and reiterate things multiple times is frustrating.
Like I said to SolidTY, I've had to explain this in excess of 50 times, people just don't seem to get it.
How about saying, "I explained this on page 2."?
Then, we could skip all this bullshit and I'd think you for the link. yeesh
Ok, fine. I will accept that "1080p" can mean any progressive resolution with 1080 vertical lines of resolution.
However, the issue here is 1920x1080 resolution, which is the native resolution of a huge number of modern television sets and monitors. 4k televisions are an even multiple of this number, 3840x2160.
So, PES on the Xbox One is sub 1920x1080. I would really just rather say 1080p to refer to the modern standard of 1920x1080, but, fine. I'll spell it out every time just to be pedantic.
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