The Callisto Protocol | PS5 - Xbox Series S|X - PC | Graphics Comparison | Analista de Bits скачать в хорошем качестве

The Callisto Protocol | PS5 - Xbox Series S|X - PC | Graphics Comparison | Analista de Bits

Buy games at Instant-Gaming for all platforms with discounts! https://www.instant-gaming.com/es/?ig... Win a game a month with my Instant-Gaming contest. To participate, all you have to do is choose any game in Stock from their website: https://www.instant-gaming.com/es/giv... Xbox Series S: 1440p/30fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction Xbox Series X: Quality Mode: 2160p/30fps + Ray-Tracing with dynamic temporal reconstruction Performance Mode: 2160p/60fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction PS5: Quality Mode: 2160p/30fps + Ray-Tracing with dynamic temporal reconstruction Performance Mode: 2160p/60fps with dynamic temporal reconstruction PC: Max. Settings + Ray-Tracing | RTX 4080/3080/3070Ti/3060Ti/3050 | 32Gb DDR5 | i9 12900K This comparison has been made with the launch patch applied on all platforms. Performance mode on PS5/Series X has a lower dynamic resolution, closer to 1872p on average with temporal reconstruction. Both maintain a similar resolution in the tested areas. Quality mode on PS5/Series X adds better shadows and ray-tracing reflections on certain surfaces, although other reflections will still be represented by SSR. At this time, Series X has no ray-tracing reflections. This is most likely a bug with the Quality mode. Xbox Series S does not benefit from Ray-Tracing in this game. It also has some clipping in texturing and global illumination. The PC version needs an urgent patch. Its performance is very erratic, with constant stuttering and even freezes. I speculate with a bad VRAM management when loading assets and scenarios. Some visual additions for Ray-Tracing are interesting, but I do not consider that they justify the sacrifice of losing 60fps for it on console. I would choose the performance mode. Along with Gears 5, The Callisto Protocol is some of the most visually impressive work I've seen in Unreal Engine 4. It's a shame it's marred by that poor performance on PC. Except for the absence of Ray-Tracing in X-Series quality mode, I consider any currentgen console version a good choice to enjoy this game. On the other hand, I don't like to discourage a video game, but I consider that the PC version should not be currently on sale.