Re: MLB The Show 17 Supports 4K & HDR on PS4 Pro
I just had a super long day and could be having a brain malfunction (sitting in my office right now just tired out) but I think ROTTR is the only game to offer those three specifically. I know Nioh offers three modes, all with dynamic resolution (30 fps and high resolutions, 30-45 fps and slightly boosted resolutions, and 60fps with "base" resolutions). Pro and Vanilla all have these options I think but the Pro just gets higher resolutions in each mode. I could be wrong about that.
Games like inFamous offer unlocked framerate with 1080p vs higher resolution (I think 1800p) downsampling and 30fps. Not sure if you played those or not on your Pro, my man.
Anyway, I am rambling now and probably off topic. I think my original intent was just to notice that the three labels in The Show pics (in the OP) seem similar to the three labels in ROTTR so I assumed they had the same or similar functions.
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But yeah, for those uninitiated with the Pro, and the upcoming Scorpio/Elite (Whatever they call it), a 4k image, or an 1800p image, or 1440p, or any image rendered internally above 1080p, can/will be downsampled on 1080p displays with the exception of a few games that specifically disabled that feature (like TLOU:Remastered, which still confuses me). Downsampling, for the most part, kind of acts like increased AA as it just cleans up the image, jaggies, just adds a little layer of "shine" and "pop" if you will, for 1080p users.
I don't know much about HDR, as my BenQ is not an HDR capable monitor, so that aspect is beyond my realm if experience.
Games like inFamous offer unlocked framerate with 1080p vs higher resolution (I think 1800p) downsampling and 30fps. Not sure if you played those or not on your Pro, my man.
Anyway, I am rambling now and probably off topic. I think my original intent was just to notice that the three labels in The Show pics (in the OP) seem similar to the three labels in ROTTR so I assumed they had the same or similar functions.
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But yeah, for those uninitiated with the Pro, and the upcoming Scorpio/Elite (Whatever they call it), a 4k image, or an 1800p image, or 1440p, or any image rendered internally above 1080p, can/will be downsampled on 1080p displays with the exception of a few games that specifically disabled that feature (like TLOU:Remastered, which still confuses me). Downsampling, for the most part, kind of acts like increased AA as it just cleans up the image, jaggies, just adds a little layer of "shine" and "pop" if you will, for 1080p users.
I don't know much about HDR, as my BenQ is not an HDR capable monitor, so that aspect is beyond my realm if experience.
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