16x AF improves how textured look, especially at angles says the company. We’re happy to report that anyone with a dedicated graphics card that has Vulkan support can expect identical performance at 4k."Īlong with the high resolution support, the emulator also added anisotropic filtering (AF) support. All processing is done CPU side, and as far as the GPU is concerned it is simply rendering 2006 era graphics (yes, the PS3 is 11 years old now). However, since most of the workload for RPCS3 is on the CPU and GPU usage is low, there is a lot of untapped performance just waiting to be used. The RPCS3 team writes, "Rendering a modern PC game in high resolutions such as 4k, while beautiful, is quite taxing on your hardware and there is often a massive hit in performance. Games that require that setting to be enabled can't be played in high-resolutions right now. The folks behind the emulator say that the difference is "quite incredible in titles that have high quality assets." There is one catch for some of your favorite games that have Strict Rendering Mode. The video below shows side-by-side comparisons of games when ran in 720p, which was the native resolution for the PS3 compared to 4K rendering with 16x anisotropic filtering using the RPCS3 emulator. Gaming at 10K resolution isn't something that we are ready for today, but there are lots of people out there who are ready for 4K gaming and the emulator will handle that.
0 kommentar(er)
