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"It's really cool" is severely downplaying the achievement here. It's like you got a 1st gen jetpack for christmas and you're complaining it doesn't have enough
by ricardobeat 5y ago
"It's really cool" is severely downplaying the achievement here. It's like you got a 1st gen jetpack for christmas and you're complaining it doesn't have enough horsepower.
The fact that this runs in real time, at 30fps, on a $400 console is mind blowing. It's even able to downscale to a smooth 1080p/30 on the Xbox S. You would not dream of achieving this level of fidelity 5 years ago, there is nothing out there that compares. Nanite & lumen are the reason it performs so well, not the other way around.
On top of that, the promise of 4k/60 on PCs still hasn't been met. You can spend $3-4k and still barely achieve that with a 3090. This engine might be the first to actually get there.
- sundvor 5y agoI agree. What a Series X (what we've got, can't talk to PS5 as I haven't seen it) can output is just mind boggling when considering the price. Sure my AUD $6K PC is faster (with a multi core overclocked Ryzen, and 3070, fast memory, PCIE4 NVME storage, premium case/mobo/power/cooling), but at $750 what you get blows my mind. You'll struggle to match it at 3x the price in a custom built PC, and that was with pre hike GPU prices.