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Madmick said:
Oh, look at that. I tangled a second Sony fanboy without even trying. Okay, I'd say I've made you two suffer enough.

So Demon's Souls runs at 4K@60fps on the PS5, right? I recall you buys were super proud of that. Except....

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There are occasional framerate drops to the mid-50's, and screen tearing. Thus, by your own ignorant metric, Demon's Souls does not maintain 4K@60fps on the PS5.

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You're the one who's been trolling incessantly about PS5 not being "true 4K" because some of the games will be running at 30 FPS and bragging that Series X will be running them at 4K/60 FPS.

You've repeatedly done this time and time again in this thread and in the PS5 thread.

I am just throwing your shit right back in your face and pointing out (again) that the resolution (as I've stated all along that whether the game runs at 4K/60 FPS or 4K/30 FPS or whatever) depends on the developer on a case by case for either console. Yes Xbox Series X is more powerful and will most likely be able to run certain games at 4K/60FPS that PS5 cannot run but it's not as if ALL their games will be at 4K/60 FPS and Yakuza is one of the first games to do so.

So to recap:

Mick - Hahahaha! PS5 runs games at 4K/30 FPS. Post list of PS5 games running in that mode and brags about Series X running games at 4K/60 FPS
Sai - Dude that depends on the developer and not all games
* News that Yakuza will be running 4K/30FPS and 1440p/60 FPS on the Series X
Mick - (whataboutism) Yeah but it's not as if Demon's Souls runs at 4K@60fps on the PS5. Right?

That's how you argue and troll. Like a child. lol
 
SaiWa said:
You're the one who's been trolling incessantly about PS5 not being "true 4K" because some of the games will be running at 30 FPS and bragging that Series X will be running them at 4K/60 FPS.

You've repeatedly done this time and time again in this thread and in the PS5 thread.

I am just throwing your shit right back in your face and pointing out (again) that the resolution (as I've stated all along that whether the game runs at 4K/60 FPS or 4K/30 FPS or whatever) depends on the developer on a case by case for either console. Yes Xbox Series X is more powerful and will most likely be able to run certain games at 4K/60FPS that PS5 cannot run but it's not as if ALL their games will be at 4K/60 FPS and Yakuza is one of the first games to do so.

So to recap:

Mick - Hahahaha! PS5 runs games at 4K/30 FPS. Post list of PS5 games running in that mode and brags about Series X running games at 4K/60 FPS
Sai - Dude that depends on the developer and not all games
* News that Yakuza will be running 4K/30FPS and 1440p/60 FPS on the Series X
Mick - (whataboutism) Yeah but it's not as if Demon's Souls runs at 4K@60fps on the PS5. Right?

That's how you argue and troll. Like a child. lol
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The arguments about "true" 4K have nothing to do with the framerate target, nitwit. That's about dynamic resolution scaling.

You just hitched your wagon to @Dizzy attempting to impugn the XSX over the various Yakuza performance modes because he's so deeply ignorant-- console gamer that he is-- he had no idea the parameters he defined, which he clearly attempted to learn from scratch in the past few hours, would condemn the PS5's own specified target resolution/framerates for various games.

The harder you guys attempt to paint me as the fanboy the worse you expose yourselves. You have no frame of reference but your biased attachment. You have no acquired knowledge of these matters.

Might be time for a brisk walk.
 
HereticBD said:
Do these guys have a fucking chip in their brain that goes off anytime someone criticizes Sony, or what?
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???

Sure criticize whatever you want. But now we throw it right back at the criticizer (Mick was shitting on 4K/30 FPS but now he's defending it cause its on Series X) and suddenly we're the problem??

I am just trolling the troller. lol
 
Madmick said:
The arguments about "true" 4K have nothing to do with the framerate target, nitwit. That's about dynamic resolution scaling.

You just hitched your wagon to @Dizzy attempting to impugn the XSX over the various Yakuza performance modes because he's so deeply ignorant-- console gamer that he is-- he had no idea the parameters he defined, which he clearly attempted to learn from scratch in the past few hours, would condemn the PS5's own specified target resolution/framerates for various games.

The harder you guys attempt to paint me as the fanboy the worse you expose yourselves. You have no frame of reference but your biased attachment. You have no acquired knowledge of these matters.

Might be time for a brisk walk.
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Classic Mick backpedaling post. Lovin' it.
 
Madmick said:
Oh, look at that. I tangled a second Sony fanboy without even trying. Okay, I'd say I've made you two suffer enough.

So Demon's Souls runs at 4K@60fps on the PS5, right? I recall you buys were super proud of that. Except....

Skip to 4:19


There are occasional framerate drops to the mid-50's, and screen tearing. Thus, by your own ignorant metric, Demon's Souls does not maintain 4K@60fps on the PS5.

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I’m not talking about 4K/60 FPS with ray tracing (you’re a fool if you’re expecting performance to that level on a $500 console). I’m taking about seeing drops into the 30s at 1440p on your vastly more powerful console.

Nice dick tuck, Buffalo Bill.
 
Madmick said:
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Let me explain it to you AGAIN since you are pretending to be too stupid to understand:

I am making fun of you for defending the Series X running Yakuza at 1440p/60 FPS and 4K/30 FPS (cannot run it at 4K/60 FPS) because you had previously criticized the PS5 for running games at 4K/30 FPS. It has everything to do with framerate you fuckin' tool.

I am arguing about something else from Dizzy because in the process of defending yourself against him you became a fuckin' hypocrite with 4K/60 FPS vs 4K /30 FPS argument.
 
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Dizzy said:
I’m not talking about 4K/60 FPS with ray tracing (you’re a fool if you’re expecting performance to that level on a $500 console). I’m taking about seeing drops into the 30s at 1440p on your vastly more powerful console.

Nice dick tuck, Buffalo Bill.
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But what resolution to run "locked 60fps"?

<{Heymansnicker}>

You're welcome for the free daily lesson. No charge.
 
I don’t see any point in bringing attention to performance issues for the X when it’s entirely probable that the PS5 is going to have at best the exact same performance, if not inferior performance on all multiplatform titles. It’s inferior hardware so that reality is just inevitable.
 
TheWorm said:
I don’t see any point in bringing attention to performance issues for the X when it’s entirely probable that the PS5 is going to have at best the exact same performance, if not inferior performance on all multiplatform titles. It’s inferior hardware so that reality is just inevitable.
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Oh there is no denying the fact that the PS5 is a weaker console and will most likely not perform better for most games (if not all of them).

But I am just amusing myself with Mick because he's trolled so hard over the months so I am just trolling back for shits and giggles.
 
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Okay as usual, this thread has devolved into bickering again. Some of you guys will be taking a time out from this thread for at least a week, from having observed this in the past week, it is clear who the instigators are. It's okay if others have a different opinion but the constant thread crapping has gotten out of hand.

For the others that have been posting in this thread as normal, please continue to do so and don't get dragged into any troll baiting.
 
Slobodan said:
Okay as usual, this thread has devolved into bickering again. Some of you guys will be taking a time out from this thread for at least a week, from having observed this in the past week, it is clear who the instigators are. It's okay if others have a different opinion but the constant thread crapping has gotten out of hand.

For the others that have been posting in this thread as normal, please continue to do so and don't get dragged into any troll baiting.
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Lol right on cue.
 
jerzey devil said:
Can someone please tell me if this TV will be good for the new consoles...

https://www.vizio.com/p65e1.html
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https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/vizio/p-series-xled-2017

The Vizio P Series 2017 is a mid-range LED TV with excellent picture quality in a dark room. It's exactly the same as the P Series 2016, but it comes with a standard remote instead of an android tablet. Mostly thanks to its great local dimming, the P Series can produce very deep blacks. It's a great gaming TV too thanks to its low input lag and motion blur. Unfortunately, though, its picture quality degrades when viewed from an angle, and its input lag is a bit high with HDR content.


Daniel O'Keeffe, Mehdi Azzabi
p-series-2017-design-medium.jpg

8.0

Mixed Usage

Value for price beaten by

: Not at the latest test bench
8.5

Movies

7.5

TV Shows

7.5

Sports

8.6

Video Games

8.4

HDR Movies

7.9

HDR Gaming

8.1

PC Monitor

+ Create your own
SEE PRICE
Amazon.ca
This TV was replaced by the Vizio P Series 2018
Type LED
Sub-Type

VA (except 55")
Resolution 4k
REVIEW SETTINGS
The Vizio P Series 2017 is a mid-range LED TV with excellent picture quality in a dark room. It's exactly the same as the P Series 2016, but it comes with a standard remote instead of an android tablet. Mostly thanks to its great local dimming, the P Series can produce very deep blacks. It's a great gaming TV too thanks to its low input lag and motion blur. Unfortunately, though, its picture quality degrades when viewed from an angle, and its input lag is a bit high with HDR content.

Our Verdict
8.0Mixed Usage

Great TV for most usages. The Vizio P's picture quality in a dark room is some of the best available for an LED TV, and it handles sports and SDR video games very well. Unfortunately, though, its narrow viewing angle causes its picture quality to degrade when viewed at an angle.

PROS
  • Great picture quality in a dark room
  • Low input lag in SDR
  • Brighter than average
CONS
  • Color gamut could be better for HDR
  • Picture quality degrades at an angle
  • No TV tuner
 
LuchaBear said:
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/vizio/p-series-xled-2017

The Vizio P Series 2017 is a mid-range LED TV with excellent picture quality in a dark room. It's exactly the same as the P Series 2016, but it comes with a standard remote instead of an android tablet. Mostly thanks to its great local dimming, the P Series can produce very deep blacks. It's a great gaming TV too thanks to its low input lag and motion blur. Unfortunately, though, its picture quality degrades when viewed from an angle, and its input lag is a bit high with HDR content.


Daniel O'Keeffe, Mehdi Azzabi
p-series-2017-design-medium.jpg

8.0

Mixed Usage

Value for price beaten by

: Not at the latest test bench
8.5

Movies

7.5

TV Shows

7.5

Sports

8.6

Video Games

8.4

HDR Movies

7.9

HDR Gaming

8.1

PC Monitor

+ Create your own
SEE PRICE
Amazon.ca
This TV was replaced by the Vizio P Series 2018
Type LED
Sub-Type

VA (except 55")
Resolution 4k
REVIEW SETTINGS
The Vizio P Series 2017 is a mid-range LED TV with excellent picture quality in a dark room. It's exactly the same as the P Series 2016, but it comes with a standard remote instead of an android tablet. Mostly thanks to its great local dimming, the P Series can produce very deep blacks. It's a great gaming TV too thanks to its low input lag and motion blur. Unfortunately, though, its picture quality degrades when viewed from an angle, and its input lag is a bit high with HDR content.

Our Verdict
8.0Mixed Usage

Great TV for most usages. The Vizio P's picture quality in a dark room is some of the best available for an LED TV, and it handles sports and SDR video games very well. Unfortunately, though, its narrow viewing angle causes its picture quality to degrade when viewed at an angle.

PROS
  • Great picture quality in a dark room
  • Low input lag in SDR
  • Brighter than average
CONS
  • Color gamut could be better for HDR
  • Picture quality degrades at an angle
  • No TV tuner
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As far as the being able to actually see the 60fps though it should be ok right?
 
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