Yeah also apparently DF had RT and hair strand turned on. VG Tech has Hair turned off. Not sure about RT, but he didn't give separate pixel counts with RT on.
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Yeah also apparently DF had RT and hair strand turned on. VG Tech has Hair turned off. Not sure about RT, but he didn't give separate pixel counts with RT on.
Looks like resolution mode and turning off hair strands , raytracing is the way to go for now.
With my first look at the last gen versions and the Xbox Series S last week, I am back as promised with more RE action. Resident Evil 4 Remake is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X and PC this week but how well do each versions run? What mode is best? What is the performance like and can the Steam Deck deliver what the Xbox One cannot? Click onwards for a terrifying tale.
edit: he will apparently do a full review on launch as well even though he says the final review game (on consoles at least) is give or take the same, minus the missing RT reflections being fixed on PS5.
- No sign of DRS in his testing but uses Capcom's RE engine checker-boarding (interlacing) reconstruction
- Both PS5 and SX have same resolution metrics (2160p in resolution and 1944p in performance)
- While the pixel count is the same, the image quality between the two is not similar.
- PS5 has noisier image, post effects, worse aliasing, temporal stability etc
- NXGamer thinks the issue is in difference of AA working with the reconstruction/interlacing
- PS5 looks similar to FSR1 and SX looks similar to FSR2 in PC equivalent terms.
- In resolution mode both drop lots of frames with RT and Hair on
- SX is often 6~10 FPS lower in this mode. It is often below the VRR range here. PS5 can stay in the VRR range more often here.
- In Resolution mode with Hair and RT off, PS5 is closer to 60 more often but can dip in heavy bandwidth scenarios, and SX can dip a further 10-15% over that still.
- In Frame Rate mode with RT/Hair on, the performance is nearly identical with SX having approx 5% worse performance.
- Turning RT and Hair off makes this a locked 60 FPS mode on both barring some streaming stutters.
- Cinematics are GPU bound and game play are CPU bound which contributes to the above in Xbox having a small advantage in cut-scenes and PS5 in game play.
- Input latency is very high on both (204 vs 219 ms on PS5 and SX respectively)
- NXG thinks this is an intentional decision.
- NXG thinks it helps to increase acceleration on Xbox pad high to remedy some of the deadzone issues on Xbox.
- 800p / 30 FPS works great but can be very soft with acceptable settings
- very CPU bound and also GPU RAM dependent, can crash if overloaded.
- No pre shader compilation so 1st run can cause shader compilation stutters
- His PC equivalent settings on a 2070
- Consoles generally have High equivalent. Volumetrics = medium, Hair = normal, RT = normal.
- 4K with interlaced on doesn't hold close to 60 FPS. Dropping to 70% resolution scale gives equivalent performance to PS5/SX.
- Memory issues are a problem on 8GB. Can cause crashes when overloaded. Village fight would always crash for him at 4K. Only fixed by dropping to 1620p at 80% resolution scale.
- The game is very demanding on GPU (and CPU). Don't expect 8GB cards to run this at 4K
With my first look at the last gen versions and the Xbox Series S last week, I am back as promised with more RE action. Resident Evil 4 Remake is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X and PC this week but how well do each versions run? What mode is best? What is the performance like and can the Steam Deck deliver what the Xbox One cannot? Click onwards for a terrifying tale.
edit: he will apparently do a full review on launch as well even though he says the final review game (on consoles at least) is give or take the same, minus the missing RT reflections being fixed on PS5.
- No sign of DRS in his testing but uses Capcom's RE engine checker-boarding (interlacing) reconstruction
- Both PS5 and SX have same resolution metrics (2160p in resolution and 1944p in performance)
- While the pixel count is the same, the image quality between the two is not similar.
- PS5 has noisier image, post effects, worse aliasing, temporal stability etc
- NXGamer thinks the issue is in difference of AA working with the reconstruction/interlacing
- PS5 looks similar to FSR1 and SX looks similar to FSR2 in PC equivalent terms.
- In resolution mode both drop lots of frames with RT and Hair on
- SX is often 6~10 FPS lower in this mode. It is often below the VRR range here. PS5 can stay in the VRR range more often here.
- In Resolution mode with Hair and RT off, PS5 is closer to 60 more often but can dip in heavy bandwidth scenarios, and SX can dip a further 10-15% over that still.
- In Frame Rate mode with RT/Hair on, the performance is nearly identical with SX having approx 5% worse performance.
- Turning RT and Hair off makes this a locked 60 FPS mode on both barring some streaming stutters.
- Cinematics are GPU bound and game play are CPU bound which contributes to the above in Xbox having a small advantage in cut-scenes and PS5 in game play.
- Input latency is very high on both (204 vs 219 ms on PS5 and SX respectively)
- NXG thinks this is an intentional decision.
- NXG thinks it helps to increase acceleration on Xbox pad high to remedy some of the deadzone issues on Xbox.
- 800p / 30 FPS works great but can be very soft with acceptable settings
- very CPU bound and also GPU RAM dependent, can crash if overloaded.
- No pre shader compilation so 1st run can cause shader compilation stutters
- His PC equivalent settings on a 2070
- Consoles generally have High equivalent. Volumetrics = medium, Hair = normal, RT = normal.
- 4K with interlaced on doesn't hold close to 60 FPS. Dropping to 70% resolution scale gives equivalent performance to PS5/SX.
- Memory issues are a problem on 8GB. Can cause crashes when overloaded. Village fight would always crash for him at 4K. Only fixed by dropping to 1620p at 80% resolution scale.
- The game is very demanding on GPU (and CPU). Don't expect 8GB cards to run this at 4K
Yep. I’ve played about 3 hours so far and it’s excellent. I never played the original either so it’s like a whole new game for me.
What platform are you playing on?
I want it, but I feel like I need to finish a couple of the games I'm still playing first. That said, my self-control is crap, so there's a good chance I'll end up buying it before the week is over.
XSX. I have it on performance mode but I think I might swap over to Quality. Frame rate isn’t a must have for the pace of this. Haven’t had a single issue with it so far and the combat is so absurdly brutal.
I was going day one on this, but the control issue on Xbox sadly makes me hesitant....I probably wait until they've patched it.
Loving the game so far. But jesus, I hate the narrow FOV. Camera is too close to Leon. I feel like I am looking at the world through binoculars. I am going to wait until the FOV mod from the demo is updated to work on the full release.
They did the same with RE6, but it got an official patch with a FOV setting sometime later, doesn't matter much for PC players though since you can mod it.
Fov mod works wonders. The game looks so good now. Default fov was 70 wtf lol.
I use Reframework mod to enable DLSS and custom fov. It's way better than FSR and native in quality and performance.
Download
REFramework (Upscaler Beta)
REFramework
Modding tool/framework with a powerful scripting API using Lua. Comes with ReShade crash fix, FreeCam, Timescale, FOV, Ultrawide, VR, and tools for script/mod developers
www.nexusmods.com
Then download Upscaler plugin
Download 5.1 dlss
NVIDIA DLSS DLL 3.5.10 Download
This download provides various versions of NVIDIA's DLSS DLL for download. In this one file, which is bundled with all games that support NVIDIA's
Then drag and drop the files in the RE4 directory. That's it.
You can enable dlss or you can enable custom fov. Or use both. It's a useful tool.
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