DF Titanfall BETA Tech Anlysis X1/PC

The Xbox One has a Radeon 7790, and you can see where that lands you on your chart. A Radeon 7790 would run 1080P 4xMSAA Titanfall at about 30-40fps.

Not to mention that in that chart PC is running on i7 at 4.9Ghz compared to Xbox one underpowered AMD CPU at 1.7ghz.
So that's should be about right 720p or little bit over with some struggle to keep 60fps for Xbox One.

Even though still disappointing with all to the metal coding on consoles that they could not bring this 10 years old engine to 1080p@60 on XBOX One
 
Not to mention that in that chart PC is running on i7 at 4.9Ghz compared to Xbox one underpowered AMD CPU at 1.7ghz.
So that's should be about right 720p or little bit over with some struggle to keep 60fps for Xbox One.

Even though still disappointing with all to the metal coding on consoles that they could not bring this 10 years old engine to 1080p@60 on XBOX One

Titanfall is not a CPU bound game, so unless the CPU in the Xbox is bottlenecking the GPU I doubt that would make much of a difference as you see below. Even the lowly AMD FX 4100 which is technically a dual module/4 thread CPU runs the game at 60 fps.

http--www.gamegpu.ru-images-stories-Test_GPU-Action-Titanfall_Beta_-test-tb_proz.jpg
 
No one is complaining about your opinion, they're simply point out how utterly ironic it is for you to post in a thread specifically about the technical merits of the systems only to state you don't care about the technical merits.

And you're so passive aggressive it's not even funny dude.
If you say so....

My point was simply why compare Titanfall on XBO and PC when we all know the PC version will look and perform the best (this is a given) but then bash on the console when the latter is still just as much the truth before as it is now. That was all. PC beats console every time. That was my only point. Thought it'd be kind of obvious really...
 
Titanfall is not a CPU bound game, so unless the CPU in the Xbox is bottlenecking the GPU I doubt that would make much of a difference as you see below. Even the lowly AMD FX 4100 which is technically a dual module/4 thread CPU runs the game at 60 fps.

http--www.gamegpu.ru-images-stories-Test_GPU-Action-Titanfall_Beta_-test-tb_proz.jpg


You right i did not check the chart to the bottom, this game is not CPU bound since is Source 10 yrs old Engine so makes it even worse then that they could not bring it to 1080p on XOne
 
If you say so....

My point was simply why compare Titanfall on XBO and PC when we all know the PC version will look and perform the best (this is a given) but then bash on the console when the latter is still just as much the truth before as it is now. That was all. PC beats console every time. That was my only point. Thought it'd be kind of obvious really...

Well if you had bothered to read the article (novel idea I know, but just listen for a minute). You'll see they're comparing the two not because they're cirlejerking that PC is better. They're comparing the two to try and figure out through a series of tests why the Xbox One version isn't running it at 1080p. It's one of the absolute best ways of developing the theory considering how ridiculously close XBO hardware is to PC.

Again if you think it's a pointless endeavor cool, but don't get all passive aggressive when people ask you why you're even in the thread if it's something you think is pointless. You're really not going to convince anyone in any meaningful way so why even attempt?
 
Now go ahead, like a good little MS apologist and bring up Forza, because that game has a lot going on in it, maybe even as much as Titanfall or Tomb Raider or MGS or....

Come on... you can't say that games don't run at 1080p 60fps, but then say they don't "count".

Maybe someone sneaks into my house and overclocks my X1 so it runs these games at higher resolution? :cool:

What happened to Forza being one of those games at the head of the console wars? Oh right, it doesn't fit people's arguments so it gets ignored.

Wait until Sony comes out with a big driving game and suddenly Forza will once again "count".

As for Titanfall, it was not built from the ground up for X1. It is build off the ancient source engine. So it runs at what, 900p instead of 1080p?
 
As for Titanfall, it was not built from the ground up for X1. It is build off the ancient source engine. So it runs at what, 900p instead of 1080p?


That's kinda the point....why is it running at 900p using an old engine sporting last gen visuals?
 
What we can confirm for this build, though, is an internal resolution of 1408x792, with a pass of 2x MSAA to tackle aliasing before any upscale to your preferred resolution.

I think I could be okay with this. It's a 20% increase over 1280x720. Maybe 840p? Any attempt to get over 720p is at least something. It has been a long generation. I'm tired of 720p.
 
With the new upscaling method I mainly want the FPS to be tightened up and the vsynch to stay on.
Demanding decent V-sync from a console? Now that's just treading dangerous waters there, my mate. :D
 
...Now, we've just updated our Xbox One to the latest system software and the good news is that the harsh edge-enhancement has completely gone. We'll be looking at the improved scaler in a little more depth very soon...

Does the improved scaler help games that have been previously released, COD, BF4, Forza 5?
 
I actually think they are going to look very similar as well. It really sucks the PC version is just a port.
 
$149 Nvidia GTX 750 Ti unveiled; plays Titanfall better than Xbox One

While the GTX 750 Ti is a midrange GPU, early benchmarks have shown excellent performance across a range of games. In GameSpot's own testing the card ran the likes of Tomb Raider and Bioshock Infinite at over 60fps on high settings. It also ran the beta of the new mech-based shooter Titanfall at 58fps at 1080p with 2XAA on, a feat not even accomplished by the Xbox One.
 
You guys think Titanfall will look the same on the 360 as it does the X1? Why so?o_O


I don't think it will. XB1 will clearly look better, even if the res is just a tad bit higher. It'll still sport better textures and what not.
 
There's no way that graphics card runs Titanfall better than the X1.









You're probably going to need to build the rest of the PC around it. ;)