PS4 Pro supersampling.

[Ted Snark]

Will the PS4 Pro make games look more blurry than normal PS4 because of the scaling? I know that normal PS4 is native 1080P but the Pro version is not natively 1080p, right? There's some conflicting information in the internet, in some comparison pics the Pro pictures look blurrier to my eyes than the PS4 pics. But then some people say that the supersampling makes the games look sharper than on the normal PS4. So which is it?

[Spawn of Totoro]

The PS4 pro is native 1080p. It can even be native 4k if the developer makes the game as such.

Some developer may choose to upscale, but the PS4 (especialy the PS4 Pro) is capable of doing native 1080P and the Pro, native 4k.

Much of it is on the decisions of the developer. Even the PS3 could do 1080P if the developer had chosen to do so, with out upscaling.

I have heard scepticism over the 4K, but this is the first I have heard over the 1080P.

[Ted Snark]

Thank you for the information. Just wanted to know what the situation is. Many people recommend that PS4 Pro is not the way to go with a 1080P display but then again I don't have a PS4 at all so PS4 Pro seems like the way to go for me despite the higher cost.

[FLUSX]

Lord Gerrod eredeti hozzászólása:

Thank you for the information. Just wanted to know what the situation is. Many people recommend that PS4 Pro is not the way to go with a 1080P display but then again I don't have a PS4 at all so PS4 Pro seems like the way to go for me despite the higher cost.

For what I heard and read, the pro can downscale 4k to 1080p. This will result in a sharper image. I'm not 100% sure.

[Ted Snark]

Is it like the DSR setting on some Nvidia cards? I tested it a while ago and it seemed to work pretty well to sharpen the image and remove aliasing.

[Spawn of Totoro]

Lord Gerrod eredeti hozzászólása:

Thank you for the information. Just wanted to know what the situation is. Many people recommend that PS4 Pro is not the way to go with a 1080P display but then again I don't have a PS4 at all so PS4 Pro seems like the way to go for me despite the higher cost.

Here are some diffrences you may see in games with the PS4 Pro, over the PS4.

http://www.ign.com/wikis/playstation-4/PS4_Pro_Game_Upgrades_and_Differences

If you feel such added features are worth it to you, then get the Pro, if not, then get the Slim.

Both can do 1080P natively.

Keep in mind that game will work for both system. The PS4 Pro just gets some enhancements and performance increases. They are still the same games and the same disk works on both.

[Ted Snark]

Okay, thanks for the link.=) I'll check it out and see if the Pro is the way to go.

[FLUSX]

Lord Gerrod eredeti hozzászólása:

Is it like the DSR setting on some Nvidia cards? I tested it a while ago and it seemed to work pretty well to sharpen the image and remove aliasing.

And I believe some games runs much better on ps4 than ps pro at 1080.

Ps4: 60fps.
Ps pro: 30fps.

[Spawn of Totoro]

Lord Gerrod eredeti hozzászólása:

Okay, thanks for the link.=) I'll check it out and see if the Pro is the way to go.

I went with the Pro as I liked the look of the enhancements. It is a Christmas gift to my family and I, from my brother-in-law. I gave him an extra $100 to get us the Pro since I felt it was worth it for that amount. If I was buying it, I would get the Slim as we do not have a 4K TV.

Flusa eredeti hozzászólása:

And I believe some games runs much better on ps4 than ps pro at 1080.

Ps4: 60fps.
Ps pro: 30fps.

No. As in the link I posted, 60 FPS is an enhancement that the Pro offers. Some may still run at 60 FPS on the Slim, but they will rund the same on the Pro as well, but some of the ones enhanced for the Pro will not run at 60 FPS on the slim.

For example:

The Witness

PS4:
4K native @30fps or 1440p upscaled @60fps

PS4 Pro:
HDR support, 1080p 60fps 4x MSAA to HDTV or 60fps 1440p upscaled to 4k TV or 30fps 4k native to 4K TV

Performance on the Pro will be better as it has a second GPU, Faster CPU, faster RAM and an extra 1GB of general use ram, over the PS4.