Now that Raven and Infinity devs have sorted it out, we should see other studios take note and follow their lead.Ĭlick to expand.On paper it is.
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While achieving 120fps in a PS4 game running in compatibility mode is not entirely straightforward, it is clearly possible without "a full native port" to the PlayStation 5 as Psyonix said.
If your set is HDMI 2.0, you can only get 120Hz to work with resolution set to 1080p, and you may have to disable HDR. Of course, you need a television with 120Hz and HDMI 2.1 support to take advantage of the settings in 4K.
Second, go to Settings->Saved Data and Game/App Settings->Game Presets, then change Performance or Resolution Mode to Performance. First, go to Settings->Screen & Video->Video Output and set Enable 120Hz Output to Automatic. To activate Warzone's 120Hz mode, users must change a couple of PS5 system settings. However, it's not as simple as toggling a performance mode in the game's settings. Hold our beers."Īccording to a tweet from Charlie Intel, CoD: Warzone got 120Hz support in its most recent update.
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More recently, Raven Software and Infinity Ward developers took a look at the situation and said, "Wait a minute. Settings -> Saved Data and Game/App Settings -> Game Presets -> Performance Mode selected /t1b4o4lCop Settings -> Screen & Video -> Enable 120Hz -> Automatic. PS5 - Here's the settings we have enabled in the System Settings for 120Hz in #Warzone. "Enabling 120hz on Xbox Series X|S is a minor patch, but enabling it on PS5 requires a full native port due to how backwards compatibility is implemented on the console, and unfortunately wasn't possible due to our focus elsewhere," Psyonix Senior Communications Manager Stephanie Thoensen told PushSquare last November. Improving performance would require a full-on PS5 port, as far as they could tell. Rocket League and Overwatch developers tinkered with making a 120Hz mode for their respective titles but gave up, deeming it impossible. Granted, nobody is expecting the PlayStation 5 to perform miracles on PS4 games running in compatibility mode, but it does seem that developers should have some access to the extra horsepower. Load times do seem improved, but PS4 games seem to be unable to draw on the PS5's extra cycles to boost frame rates. However, even with all this extra juice, performance improvements while playing PS4 games in compatibility mode have been limited. Why it matters: The PlayStation 5's next-gen hardware is arguably the beefiest we've seen in any home gaming console.
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