NVIDIA has shared a new video, showing the PC version of Final Fantasy XV running in 4K and with 60fps. NVIDIA did not reveal the specs of the system that was used to run Final Fantasy XV in 4K, or the settings that were used in order to achieve a 60fps experience in 4K.
According to Hajime Tabata, a single GTX1080Ti won’t be able to offer a 60fps experience in 4K (presumably on Ultra settings). So yeah, while this video is cool, it’s missing some really necessary information.
Now perhaps it’s just me, but this video doesn’t feel like a true 60fps video (especially when the camera is panning). Whether this is due to the motion blur and YouTube’s compression, or due to some interpolation from NVIDIA (for example the game running in 30fps but interpolating the video to look like 60fps in a similar way the company did for Batman: Arkham Knight) remains to be seen.
The PC version of Final Fantasy XV will come with 4K high-resolution textures, support for Dolby Atmos, and will feature some NVIDIA GameWorks effects (such as NVIDIA TurfEffects for realistic grass simulation, NVIDIA Hairworks, NVIDIA Flow, NVIDIA HFTS shadows and NVIDIA VXAO).
Final Fantasy XV is coming to the PC in early 2018.
Enjoy!
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Hmm………..
I gonna buy will be my first final fantasy game.
I can already tell this is going to be one of those games a potato can run at 30fps but if you try for the 60fps lock option you’re screwed. Kind of like Batman AK at launch. Perfectly fine if you used the 30fps lock option but complete stuttering trash with 60fps selected.
Rest assured, it will take a full potato plantation to run this game, even at a suboptimal 30 fps lock.
You’ll be fine. theres no such thing as future proofing. Just get the best crap you can afford and tweak games to run a 60. Honestly i stopped caring about Ultra settings and always upgrading a while ago. im sticking with my stuff for years.
nahh 1080p 60fps on console equiv settings will be done on lower end hardware. no way will you need something like a 1060 or a 580 for that.
it’s not 60fps
Now it is!
nah it’s still not
they even changed the video title
It’s never been 60 FPS, it’s 30 FPS with every frame doubled. They lied like this in the case of all their “4K 60 FPS” videos. They now even changed the video title of the Final Fantasy XV gameplay, but the titles of the rest of them are still unchanged.
Give us Final Fantasy XII than this unfinished cr**
^this
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I was referring the remastered version “Zodiac Age Edition”.
Not gonna get hyped for garbage console ports like this or Destiny 2. Looking forward to true PC games like Divinity Original Sin 2, Battletech and Underworld Ascendant.
Or the new Crysis… it’s coming…
really?
The comments section on YT has well and truly over hyped the console port. I’m sitting here, watching the vid at 4k and the quality of the video in general is god awful and pixelated. The LoD is so very short, which basically means you’ll enjoy watching all the grass, shadows and detailed textures popping in 4 feet in front of you, just like with GTA V.
Wake me up when we get beautiful looking games that have a mile or more of draw distance.
I have read the comments section before watching this video, and I thought that this game will look bad because comments were negative, but IMO some effects like that swaying animal fur looks amazing and whole scenery is nice to look at. I have never been interested in final fantasy games, but I want to see that game running on my PC just for that fur effects alone 🙂
Yeah, I like fur effects and all that, but I also highly value my range of view on what I’m able to see and within that trailer, I can only see 2-4 feet of what’s in front of me. Everything else beyond 2-4 ft is either blurred out or very low res in terms of details and visibility.
To be fair, Youtube absolutely destroys the quality of these kinds of videos.
Yes it does, but I can still clearly see how low the LoD is within the game.
I’ve seen lots of screens and videos and I still think it has worse graphics than The Witcher 3 while demanding an absurd amount of hardware.
And people even celebrate that. Bunch of r- etards.
I can’t completely agree with you here…the polycount and detail in the environments alone look a notch above W3. The most noticeable thing XV has over the W3 is the lighting. It uncontestably looks much better.
I do think W3 set the bar for animation in dialogue screens and its graphical quality is overall pretty consistent.
With that being said, the real winner is the better optimized game featuring nvidia gimpworks.
Gameworks ruins another game.
Trolls troll again
Not trolling. I use a EVGA 1080Ti FTW3. Just tired of the same crap from Nvidia used by lazy devs who are not doing their own code. Terrible performance from Gameworks.
PC MASTER RACE!