PS4 PRO and FFXIV Graphics and Framerate Patch

[Krisom]

As someone who's excited for the PS4 Pro and plan on getting one soon, chances are it's not going to be that much different from the PC you're using, maybe GPUwise but I am severely doubting it's going to weigh against your i5.

Either way I stand by the PS4(&very likely Pro edition) are extremely great value for what you pay for, minus the subscription to play online for other games but that's a whole different story.


Sources:
http://ff14bench.info/benchmark/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n72MTWMPuCg

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/di...4-ps4-face-off

Performance is variable in Final Fantasy 14 on PS4, with the game spending the majority of time in 30-45fps region, peaking at 60fps in less demanding scenes. V-sync ensures that screen-tearing is kept at bay

[Jetstream_Fox]

As someone who's excited for the PS4 Pro and plan on getting one soon, chances are it's not going to be that much different from the PC you're using, maybe GPUwise but I am severely doubting it's going to weigh against your i5.

Either way I stand by the PS4(&very likely Pro edition) are extremely great value for what you pay for, minus the subscription to play online for other games but that's a whole different story.


Sources:
http://ff14bench.info/benchmark/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n72MTWMPuCg

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/di...4-ps4-face-off

But it's really not, the system is almost the same as the base unit, the cpu is tuned at 2.1 ghz, there are machines out there that fit the same price, that outpreform the ps pro.