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Xbox One already has an answer to Nvidia G-Sync

With the announcement of its G-sync technology, many believe that Nvidia may already have ousted the next generation of consoles before their launch. Sure enough, the GPU manufacturer makes a rather fascinating proposition, with the promise of gaming without annoyances like input lag, stutter, and screen tearing.

You would, of course, require additional hardware in the form of a display monitor specially equipped with the G-Sync module. And that’s only if you’re already equipped with an Nvidia GPU that is capable of supporting the feature. While Nvidia’s solution will exist for PC gamers who wish to go all the way in terms of fulfilling the necessary hardware requirements, on the console side of things, Microsoft’s engineers have incorporated a rather smart and efficient solution into its forthcoming console, the Xbox One.



Spoken of briefly during a recent Digital Foundry interview with the Xbox One architects, the console’s scaler will allow developers to employ a dynamic framebuffer in games without the need for additional software intervention,* given that the scaler parameters can be altered on a frame-by-frame basis.

Theoretically, this implies a locked frame rate of either 30 or 60 frames per second without the need for v-sync, and a variable resolution as opposed to the opposite. In turn, this would lead to the elimination of* input lag, stutter, and screen tearing, much like Nvidia’s motto with G-Sync. While G-Sync essentially uses a dynamic refresh rate that is in sync with the GPU framebuffer, the Xbox One’s scaler can maintain a constant frame rate by dynamically scaling back on resolution whenever the GPU load exceeds the required frame rate.

Multiple industry sources have indicated that developers are keen on making use of this hardware feature. However, given the unfinished and evolving state of early Xbox One development kits and considering that development on launch titles was already well underway, we won’t be seeing its utilization any time soon.

Stay tuned for further updates on the Xbox One’s hardware features.


http://gearnuke.com/xbox-one-already-has-an-answer-to-nvidia-g-sync/

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Ripeto, spero di no, spero in 1080p su entrambe o 720p su entrambe, altrimenti non sapete cosa succederà nei forum

ne graffi ne cedimento
sta ps4 mena mena ma non conclude un cazzo!

saltellare saltellare su su

Lionhead takes a Fabled leap onto Xbox One with Unreal Engine 4

http://www.develop-online.net/tools-and-tech/unreal-diaries-why-lionhead-chose-ue4-for-fable-legends/0184611

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Ma Killzone è un titolo del lancio?

http://www.gamesweek.it/media/2013/regolamento_concorso_cod.pdf

Non vedo troppe differenze tra il render e la gif, se non i pessimi movimenti della bocca

Bello bello

Chi va alla Gamesweek si porti le protezioni per resistere agli assalti

Imho sarà veramente pauroso questo titolo :tsweat:

Secondo me scoppierà una bella rissa...

Cmq il sondaggio all'inizio è falsato. La maggior parte di voi prende x1. Credo venderà di più x1 già all'inizio

Si, è l'unica esclusiva al lancio insieme a Knack che però io non conto.

Oddio ...questa la dovete leggere

COD Ghosts on XBOX ONE is rumored to have a maximum resolution of 720p. Without the immense, infinite power of The Cloud, it would be 240p

— CEO Kaz Hirai (@KazHiraiCEO) October 23, 2013

E per parcondicio :

PS4 has a lot more launch day exclusives than you might think. Check out the list: pic.twitter.com/x2rpQLiDwo

— CEO Kaz Hirai (@KazHiraiCEO) October 21, 2013

Mi sono perso qualcosa o se l'è persa lui?
Comunque ste battute che fa a me non fanno ridere, anzi danno piuttosto fastidio. E sarò sonaro tra un mese (mi sto trasformando gradualmente).