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Old 11-11-2016, 05:29 PM   #18
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According to reports from Eurogamer and Digital Foundry, certain games are currently having problems running well in regards to Pro patches. Games like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and Skyrim: Special Edition actually run better without it while The Last of Us varies depending on the tv/output screen.

More games might get discovered to be better without the patches since Digital Foundry are still testing the games supported.

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Super-sampling on PS4 Pro offers detail improvements, but the anti-aliasing boost is actually rather limited, as the game's base temporal AA solution at native 1080p resolution is actually very good. The presentation is fairly soft anyway, so again we have a 1080p/4K divide: on an ultra HD display, we'd rather play on Pro and enjoy a huge resolution boost all of the time and frame-rate dips only occasionally. However, at 1080p, we'd prefer more consistent performance throughout the game and so the base PS4 provides a smoother experience overall. But the point is that once again, we shouldn't be seeing these divides at all, on any title.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/di...-base-hardware
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