@bdrtfm: So you didn't Google "tech analysis Anthem AC Origins Xbox one X"?
Of course not, because you're a sad fanboy who wants to believe so badly, you can't even take proof as proof, it'll be an extra $100 to play the same upscaled games PS4Pro does.
@sladakrobot: LMAO, why would you checkerboard 2160p hahaha, man you are uninformed.
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While exact implementations tend to vary between developers, the technique generally involves rendering only 50% of any given scene, often rendering it in a grid of 2×2 pixels. A reconstruction filter is then employed to extrapolate the appearance of the unrendered parts of the scene, with the final image then being presented to the viewer as (theoretically) the same as if it had been rendered natively at the target resolution. In some implementations the checkerboard grid will be alternated between frames, with the previous frame's image data being held in memory, and then used to aid with reconstructing the scene.
So they would checkerboard 2160p to emulate 2160p lol, that makes no sense, you have no idea what you are talking about, the fact so many others are this uninformed about gaming is just hilarious, you guys just use words you don't even know the meaning of hahahaha, classic, and a must post for my tech site.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3E5L2sOvNI Anthem Checkerboard rendering, not true 4K, half of 4K 30 fps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u04n-6bffIU AC Origins upscaled 4K checkerboard rendering 30 fps
Only games that will run at native 4K are first party games, and stuff like Luckey's Tale, now all you mad fanboys have fun complaining that I hurt your feelings.
@sladakrobot: I didn't say you could fully, but you only need to use supersampling to see a 4K image looks better than a 1080p image, even on a 1080p TV, this has been common knowledge for a long time.
@nativepixel: Ohhh, did someone do some actual research and realize he fell for the hype, have fun spending half a grand on your 1440p machine biaatch.
@khanwashere: Yes 1440p and 1800p look great, I run a ton of games at 4K, 1800p, and 1440p for the most demanding on my PC, I have no issue with it at all, I'm just telling people not to fall for the lies and marketing, the X1X will NOT run all games at 4K, it won't even run the majority of games at 4K.
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