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More devs need to utilize 40fps/120hz modes.
- Thread starter Tal Shiar Agent
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TheCrowsReaper
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Absolutely.
It should be an industry standard at this point. No excuses.
It should be an industry standard at this point. No excuses.
For those people, they can have 30fps. C’mon TV manufacturers; they gotta have something to sell.
The game should check for 120hz support. If so the game defaults to 40FPS quality. If not it defaults to 30fps quality. Save Perf mode for a setting. If you know what perf mode is, go to the options in game and select it. Done!
rofif
Can’t Git Gud
Some games do that and it's pretty good. Uncharte4 for remaster for example. It's seamless
Tal Shiar Agent
Member
I mean you don't even need VRR for this if they lock the framerate to 40fps.
TrebleShot
Member
No 40fps is still visually dirty. Controls feel better but there are 30 modes no like FF16 that have decent response times at 30fps
th4tguy
Member
Not if you have a 60hz tv, which is what most people have. Yes the vast majority of people still only own 1080p 60hz tvs.
At 60hz, 40fps locked is jittery.
rickybooby87
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rickybooby87
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Visually dirty how? Insomniac did wonders with Ratchet and Clank.
Tal Shiar Agent
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...I mean by definition a 40fps mode requires a 120hz capable display. Just that 120hz display doesn't need VRR in addition.
nowhat
Member
I recently replayed R&C Rift Apart for a while. I can't recall what the incentive was, but it was in part to test out the 40fps mode.
And holy fuck. 40+fps (VRR unlocked) is just phenomenal. All the bling with really fluid gameplay. There were a few instances during cutscenes when the frame rate dipped to 30-something and it was noticeable, but by and large, it worked really well with pristine image quality. This is the mode I'll be going with in Spider-Man 2.
And holy fuck. 40+fps (VRR unlocked) is just phenomenal. All the bling with really fluid gameplay. There were a few instances during cutscenes when the frame rate dipped to 30-something and it was noticeable, but by and large, it worked really well with pristine image quality. This is the mode I'll be going with in Spider-Man 2.
th4tguy
Member
right, which brings us back to the point of why some devs skip over these modes. Only a small percentage of gamers actually make use of these features.
Like I originally stated though. I still think more games should support different performance modes. I just understand why some decide not to.
Tal Shiar Agent
Member
Thankfully 120hz support seems to be becoming the standard for displays now.
...Sony just needs to add FreeSync support rather than just 2.1 VRR to the PS5.
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Agreed. I tried 40fps in all the PS5 games that support it. I love it so far. Big difference for me between 30fps and 40fps. Perfect balance mode for me. Yeah with 120hz tv it should come with 40fps from default. Started playing FF16 yesterday and it feels fine with 30fps it has low input lag but this game screams for a 40fps mode it will be awesome.
alphachino
Member
It is. And that is why it's utterly inane for anybody to be complaining about gamers wanting 60fps minimally as an option in their console games. It's the platform holders and display/tech industry that are pushing consumer habits into higher and higher framerates. We are sold displays capable of 120hz, sold consoles capable of it, and then told to accept games at 30fps? no thanks.
I really appreciate Sony and what they've done so far. I don't agree with the notion that 30fps games are going to come to the platform en masse... that ain't going to fly. This is why we're going to get PS5 Pro... to maintain that sweet 60fps in 1st party games going forward.
DF stating that 30fps games are coming to consoles later in the gen were simply shilling for MS.
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DenchDeckard
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Tell em OP!
Famipan
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40fps makes a big difference compared to 30fps. If you have the chance, compare BOTW in CEMU 30fps and 40fps. For 3rd person games such as Zelda and Assassin’s Creed, 40fps works great!
I wish Rockstar would get their shit together and push out a 40fps PS5-patch to RDR2.
I don’t think VRR is a heaven sent solution. Activating VRR feels often a bit unsmooth with uneven inputlag and PS5 gets noisy due to horrible uncapped framerate. Also VRR lowers brightness and disables BFI for those who cares.
In RE3 Remake PS5 version I could still feel the uneven framerate on my LG C1 so I went with PS4 Pro version instead to get a locked 60.
But for VRR in range above 60fps it’s less noticable, but then I still prefer locked 60 over a widely fluctuating 65-120hz. VRR is only good if it’s between 90-120hz probably.
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skit_data
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Yeah, it's a neat thing that may become more relevant as the gen goes on. Sadly it won't help me personally since the LG C8 can only output 120 Hz at 1080p. I guess it could become handy if we start seeing games with only a 30fps@1440p-4k output that offers 40fps@1080p or something.
SEGAvangelist
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Visually it's close, but less of a slideshow. Latency is drastically better with 40 fps. It's really easy to test this in menus.
Tal Shiar Agent
Member
You are right. While VRR does work for flucuating framerates between 40fps and 60fps it delivers much better results at framerates above 60fps and makes the fluctuating 90-120 range honestly completely unnoticeable.
Fbh
Member
Agreed.
I've played both Insomniac Ps5 games in their 40fps mode and it does strike a nice balance between feeling noticeably smoother than 30fps without sacrificing visuals.
It's looking like moving forward more and more devs will go back to focusing on graphics instead of performance. So I hope at least 40fps remains a choice
I've played both Insomniac Ps5 games in their 40fps mode and it does strike a nice balance between feeling noticeably smoother than 30fps without sacrificing visuals.
It's looking like moving forward more and more devs will go back to focusing on graphics instead of performance. So I hope at least 40fps remains a choice
nkarafo
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Huh? I never had this brightness issue.
BFI does that, not VRR.
Also, it's natural that VRR and BFI wouldn't work together. BFI needs a locked 120hz to function properly (for 60fps content).
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oji-san
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TBH i didn't test it side by side or even toggled the VRR off to see hows the 30fps compared to the 40fps. I have a LG C9 and i don't know if it's only on my set (tho i had previously also a LG 4K LED with the same problem) every game less then 60fps have some kind of ghosting every time i pan the camera.. it doesn't matter what device i'm using (PC, XSX or PS5), it doesn't matter what setting i change on the TV or what HDMI cable i use.. same problem.
The LG C9 was my most expensive electronic device i ever bought and my luck goes the last 5 years was a blessed 60fps haven (2 years on PC and almost 3 with SX and PS5), almost didn't play any 30fps games in those 5 years so i can't say i was bothered by that too much but sadly i regret buying LG TV as i suspect it may be the LG motion as it can't be the C9 as i have another LG TV before and also same problem. At this point i don't have the power to deal with it and no money to get another TV so that's that.
Black_Stride
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Are there many 120Hz panels that dont support VRR?
Tal Shiar Agent
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Some, and some only have FreeSync. Right now the PS5 only supports HDMI 2.1 VRR.
Unknown Soldier
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They might support it more when >0.001% of consumers can take advantage of it
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Deleted member 1159
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I’d say it’s a pretty decent compromise from what I’ve seen in Rift Apart. I gave it a shot when I started up that game with my kiddo last week and thought it was pretty smooth.
And yeah FFXVI desperately needs that mode
And yeah FFXVI desperately needs that mode
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