Thats a pretty totalitarian way of looking at things

@@talison461 Ice cream that doesn't meet strict quality standards won't leave the factory. Same should be applied to games.

If people didn't buy games that perform like garbage the problems would disappear, too.

​@@hiho9149Yeah let's convince all the normies to grow a backbone and get some standards. Goodluck with that happening.

@@altonb.1396 That's the point. Just as likely as the suggestion in the OP. Why would publishers turn down money?

VRR is still new to the mass market

It definitely should be an option. Even if defaulted to the non vrr average gamer friendly settings.

Homobox series x is weak. Can't polish a turd to make it look good.

​@@HiN00bs12Ryan Miller speaking like a child while in their 30's.....

@@mikeuk666 what'd they say?

​@@MorningstarJinnread their daily comments here.... 😂

@@mikeuk666 ?

Frl. With all this upscaling and stuff happening, it almost makes it seem like the ps5 isn’t even more powerful than last generation that didn’t need such high tech upscaling. Like the Xbox one x ran rdr2 at native 4k 30fps, which looks better than most AAA games today.

Frl. People keep saying games are to demanding when they look worse than last generation games. it almost feels like these games are underbaked and rushed on purpose. Innovation was never this expensive, there were plenty of indie games last gen that got more popularity than AAA games

Main 60fps locked mode + Quality 30fps / Ray tracing / VRR 40fps modes for those that want to enhance the game

CHeers I'll look into this model - I STRONGLY beleive 1440p is (barely) the time we are in for anything other than very old games, sadly. 4K is just absurd marketing buzz terminology, it's not even CLOSE to practical with todays rushed development and underpowered consoles, severely underpowered.

Hopefully support VRR in handheld mode too to help with 3rd party games.

I would be legitimately stunned if Nintendo even considered VRR at all... Remember, the hardware has been finalized & ready since late 2022, and I just don't see Nintendo thinking it's much of an issue worth concerning themselves about.

I hope not

@@corey2232 the PS3 has been updated many times to support HDMI-control and 3D, 3D bluray playback as well. There's a chance

If anything G-Sync will be what Nvidia deploys for Nintendo’s 10th generation platform.

All displays experience raised input latency when using VRR. Total system latency is what gets addressed on the PC side. There isn't any good documentation proving that VRR on consoles improves total system latency. That includes the controller(wired vs. wireless), console latency, and display latency. PC VRR has tech designed to reduce system latency, so you generally reduce total latency even though the display latency is lifted by about 3ms. Having said all of this, VRR doesn't raise latency to any degree that should be noticeable, regardless of manufacturer. My Sony A95L is only 3ms slower with input latency vs my LG C1. That is not humanly perceptible. Anyone claiming otherwise is outright lying. Sonys do have a weird bug presently. Try switching inputs on the TV after loading a title into vrr, and then switch back to the input you are playing the game on. It should fix any tearing, stuttering, or latency issues until they address it with a firmware update.

I Noticed The Input Lag On The 2024 Sony 4k OLED VRR With HDMI 2.O Over My Friend's House Too. Here's The Crazy Part, My 2023 Sony Bravia 4k Full LED 120 Hrz VVR With HDMI 2.0 Input Doesn't Have Any Lag With My Games. Also I'm Using My Brother's Nintendo Switch's HDMI Cord 😂😂 I Really Don't Understand Why?!

Maybe for next-gen cuz 30 to 40 to 50 is pretty much the max for some reason?

It pretty much already is. Nobody is forcing you to pay at 30fps in fidelity mode. Majority if not all of PS5 games have 60fps performance mode. I can't think of a single 30fps only game. I like having the choice of choosing to play at 30fps @ 2160p or 60fps @ 1440p.

@@jurassictyrantkingYT Do you own a PS5 or Series X?

@@electrikoptik Yeah, nearly every PS5 game either runs at 60 fps (or higher) or has a performance mode. The amount of 30 fps only games numbers in the low single digits. People talk about consoles as if it's still 2015.

@@electrikoptik yes I do but I lowered my standards because of the amount of disappointment, we're already at the halfway point and they're barely putting up 60 FPS as the standard

Ps4 was a beast. Especially comparing it to the homobox one. The homobox one was literally a reskin of the homobox 360 😂😂. Homobox one is a 720p7fps machine

​@HiN00bs12 Ryan Miller you're in your 30's talking like a child & you wonder why everyone laughs at you?

@@HiN00bs12 Grow up, mate. Damn...

@@HiN00bs12seek help

You just need to wait until PS6 for the Quality mode to run at 60fps or close enough (48fps-60fps) for it to work.

Lower graphical fidelity in 2024 is also ridiculous.

I would blame the lack of art direction within the developers, and they relies heavily on technologies like ray tracing and resolution scaling to make up for their shortcoming. For example, baked shadow still looks good but they want to use ray tracing because it's more accurate. Reality is, gamer like me doesn't really care if the shadow is accurate or not, as long they looks good. For me, graphics already looks good since PS4 era. I welcome photo realistic graphics but it should not be at the expense of performance.

Lower resolution , 4k is still stupid.

​@SolorockinOne trying to copy high spec pc settings on consoles is ridiculous you mean

"Why are companies so obsessed with graphics now?" When weren't companies obsessed with graphics? I remember PS2 games that would routinely run at 20-something fps during heavy sections.

talking about 30-40 FPS in 2024 is beyond a joke.

Ratchet has a couple of VRR options if I remember correctly.

Would be nice if you kept up with the times

@@jollama 1440p isn’t exactly ancient, and some would say a better match for a ps5 considering the resolutions it renders

@@jollama😂

I wish vrr worked on hdmi 1.4. I'll have to upgrade soon.

On xbox is 40-120

VRR had too many standards and additional technologies. Add in LFC, and suddenly, the Series consoles and PS5 can do 20-120. Either way, VRR isn't ready for prime time. Displays are still hardware limited with the technology in use, causing gamma shifts and flicker when frames are highly variable. These issues haven't been addressed and affect all display types. The tech is still in beta, and everyone who bought in is a tester.

@@mikew1080 lol, my lg b9 low end is just great, none of the issues you say for the most regular games, maybe some have issues but those are few

@mauriciochacon you can lol the facts all you want. It doesn't mean that the issues don't persist. If you don't notice the shift in gamma raising your black level and shifting colors, congrats on lacking the perception to see the problem. I expect my products to work properly for the money I spend, regardless of the price bracket. Have fun testing the tech, I'll wait for it to work without introducing problems.

@@mikew1080 enjoy your stutter on a regular tv then

Yeah Sony didnt even support it properly, they had to bodge it in like a year after launch, so it'll never be a truly effective VRR. We'll need PS5 pro or PS6 for that.

Not necessarily. Higher frame rate means lower input lag in theory right. So a locked frame rate lower than it needs to be is the concern. But yes if you’re talking about a good frame rate and locked frames I see your point. But the whole point of vrr is when it’s hard to hit the desired frames consistent but you still want a certain amount of frames.

My wife will be super happy. She is still using a 10 year old 1080p tv to play games on.

@@glenmcl xbox can't do quality games to save their life 🤣🤣🤣

Elden ring on ps5 is a mess performance wise and its nauseating when the frames alter all the time. Its important that frames are as consistent as possible and preferably 60 fpals. Anything below that cripples the smoothness of the gameplay experience. Frame dips are too noticeable in elden ring and it really does affect the overall gameplay experience.

OK. Have fun with normalized 8 year dev cycles amidst perpetual layoffs, constant studio closures, and publisher encouraged revolving door hiring pracitices! I’m sure “”good developers”” are thriving in that system.

@@ElvenSonicHe said he wanted good developers. Your comment is the complete opposite of that

​@@ElvenSonicwhat? 🤡

​@@ElvenSonic your a clown. Games are coming out with hardly better visuals than we gotten on the enchanted machines last gen and they will moan and cry about developing time? They are double left handed incapable of making good games and continuously make excuses instead.

Use your head ​@@ElvenSonic

NES was mostly locked 60 FPS. Better than modern console games which are quite often 30 FPS or have irregular frame rates.

Wot ??

​@@harryhazza626stop supporting the homobox brand

@harryhazza626 It's Ryan Miller aka Hin00bs12 a grown man in their 30's (I kid you not) who attention seeks here daily 🙄 😆

Holy cringe

​@@GamingYoshi64 fanqueers are the ones that are cringe