VRR ON PS5 | Framerate Test & Comparison 

Imaging If you could play Forbidden West at almost 50fps like ratchet, that would be awesome cuz the Fidelity mode really has an advantage over Performance in quality, at least If you have a nice gaming Tv you can notice it more, eventhough I think that ratchet was hitting 50fps cuz It already runs at 40fps, but I might be wrong tho

Still not 60

@@killrblue Most of console players are not 60 fps maniac. Feels smooth? Yes. So why we wouldn't play in fidelity mode with native 4k and stunning graphic? 40 fps mode from insomniac games was already a big change compared to 30 fps now its perfectly fine to enjoy and play with variable refresh rate : )

fidelity mode at 53 fps doesn’t look very good either…

@@geocruz7267 he was talking in english and you reply to him in spanish? how low can someones IQ get wtf

VRR is not increasing the frame rate. They simply unlocked the frame rate because VRR can now hide such massive fluctuations and dips. So this game could have run at this frame rate the whole time, but because VRR wasn't available they capped it to 60fps.

@@nonyabusiness6084 im impressed there are any spots that can hit 60 ok fidelity mode (that means the ps5 pro should get fidelity mode to 120)

@@johannessguten2527 Fidelity FX Super Resolution and especially full RDNA2 GPU resource saving features like Mesh Shaders, Variable Rate Shading & Sampler Feedback Streaming will be huge this generation even on their own, let alone when all being used together. FSR allows the GPU of the PS5 or Series X to render the games graphics at 720p-1080p but display them at 4K saving GPU resources from having to render the graphics at Native 4K. But the full RDNA2 features of the Series X will free up GPU resources even further by using the tech features listed to draw the graphics using much less GPU resources than before. Boosting GPU performance by up to an additional 35+%. The games using full RDNA2 + FSR are going to look incredible.

@@nonyabusiness6084 my guy is talking about Spider-Man and you're here spewing how the fUlL RdNa 2 of XbOx iS bEtTer. Fanbois gotta be fanbois.

@@nongmaithemavinash3977 I were talking about graphics & performance from both these new consoles in general, short bus. Some people can talk about both consoles without thinking "fanboi" bs, son. You're projecting, kid. Don't let the reality of what I said hurt you, little fella. Just think about it from interest in the tech or from the perspective of an actual gamer rather than a "fanboi" and you should be far less triggered.

PS5 is a beast

In performance mode it does 4k 60 but now it's 90-100

Ps5 is a true beast, the people that were downplaying it will be very shocked when Ps5 only games release Be hold Ps5 downplayers

@@nguxurr9667 Well compared to it's competitor the PS5 performs worse in most titles. Sometimes the difference is pretty big, e.g. a recent example is Dying Light 2 which is locked to 1080p 60fps in performance mode on PS5 while Xbox Series X offers 1440p 60fps - that's twice the pixel density. In general there are a lot of games which target higher quality or resolution on Xbox. In a few titles PS5 performs better for a couple weeks until the Xbox version is patched (and in some cases outperforms PS5 then, e.g. AC Valhalla or GTA Trilogy).

@@Bankenrepublik Umm...No. The PS5 beats Xbox Series X 99% of the time. Do you even watch this channel and Digital Foundry etc?

The headroom is needed for a locked experience, at least 10 frames more, but the ideal number is mostly 15 frames, It depends on the 1% low they get when testing the game to be sure It will never drops lower then the target.

It's probably due to v-sync being turned off in VRR mode, so the PS5 GPU delivers frames as fast as possible and due to the "built-in" headroom for a consistent 30fps lock.

@@PursuedByAMemory I wouldn't think v-sync would have slowed down a 30 frames target game though, since PS5 only needs to deliver a new frame after every 2 refreshes of the 60 Hz screen and you would expect the delivers to push resolution and graphics until they can't deliver that in time. Idk... v-sync is confusing.

@@weaverquest Hey, what is Headroom?

@@Samurasa. it's the margin you have above something.

Q80R works well

My Samsung au 9000 2.0b can run with Vrr?

Q90R works well on hdmi port 4

I want to go to the Headroom.

@@lateshow4783 🤨

@@lateshow4783 wdym by that? 🤨

2 years later💀

What is Headroom?

dynamic 2k / 4k not native

@@ANFWHGPIE23 well the games are very detailed and graphics heavy.

@@ANFWHGPIE23 Actually the 4k Mode or fidelity mode which is called is actually native 4k at least on ratchet and spiderman

@@ANFWHGPIE23 I know that

@@lightbringer6567 doesn’t matter it’s still pretty good

I'm waiting on R&C to finish updating right now.

Please guerilla 🙏

@CJ P. Facts . Had to put the game down unfortunately. Can't do 30fps

@@KingShaqxYahudah why 40 FPS? Just unlock it and allow VRR to do its thing. If TV's do not support VRR force it to 30 FPS like normal. If it falls below the 48Hz threshold then allow dynamic resolution or FSR to kick in and push it back past 48 FPS. Simples.

far behind per se 3080 and the series 4000 coming soon, it's optimized but its old hardware already

@@caralosmendezgomez9048 don't be stupid, dude. A RTX 3080 costs MUCH MORE than a PS5 and you also need other hardware. PC costs WAY MORE than a console.

@@caralosmendezgomez9048 You are comparing a graphics card with a console. What's next? Comparing refrigerators with an air conditioner?

@@diezgp lol

@@caralosmendezgomez9048 Well, in one more year we get a Series X Pro and PS5 Pro as well.

The PS5's PSU is rated at 350W it's really not something you need to worry about

@@brandon_nope i know. Im just quite curious because highest consumption i could get was im R&C in the cosmic bar. There is sitting some kind of sheep im from on the bar, and in Photo Mode when You zoom into her furr console can eat up to 245 Watt:) it is in fidelity Mode capped to 30 FPS as i dont have 120hz tv.... It makes me curious wher Sony engineers set the watt limit.. It wont be on 350 level of course, as psu shouldn't excess c.a 80% of its top wattage and console itself need to have Reserves to e.g power upcoming psvr2. So as i said. Its just me and my curiosity :)

@UCVuWqj2pvQvV0Hw61LpgBng stop making this about console wars, they are dead anyway

Devil may cry 5 can't even hold a steady 120fps at 1080... You're defiantly not getting native 4k with newer titles. It's probably more like dynamic 4k

Impossible native 4k at 50/60fps with ps5/xboxSX in AAA games, not even with 3080ti you can do it on some titles and in the future it will be even worse, maybe with ps6. 😅 (I have ps5 and pc with 3080ti)

It might drop in more intense scenes.

It's actually upscale 4K

that's what I wonder too, I think if it doesn't drop below 60 fps it won't drop the resolution

It already has it. Insomniac’s ‘temporal injection’ is the best software upsampler in the business. Which is why the image quality is so good even in performance mode.

Is dlss a resolution upscaler? Making low res upscale to high res?

Power of PlayStation 5

That’s bonkers to me. 4k60fps legitimately here!!

Nope thats not an fps boost. The developers just unlock the frame rate, the normally lock the frame rate to hide the fluctuations and drops. The vrr just allow that extra frames to look smooth by adjusting the refresh rate in you screen.

The fact that they just nonchalantly pushed out updates to all 3 of their PS5 games at once to take advantage of this is incredible.

Fidelity mode even can briefly hit the low 60s at calm spots which is insane

Well remember that was with v sync originally which has a performance penalty that is gone with vrr

@@johannessguten2527 yeah, so virtually the game could perform in ~85 frames, so in 60fps is not stressfull, so no need to drop below 1440p

@@gustavosanches5674 yeah

No te entiendo, que es hdmi forum, yo tengo una Oled Cx en esa tv puedo poner la consola a 120hzs

@@Danielit0h92 es el estándar que tiene HDMI, como tú TV es 2.1 puedes usar VRR con o sin Freesync. Existen displays HDMI 2.0 que pueden usar VRR mediante freesync o gsync, y Sony dejó afuera esas opciones.

@@eliteshergio7375 Que complicado todo, la Cx yo tengo la opción Amd Freesync premium activada. Quieres decir que hay paneles con estas opciones, pero al no ser 2.1 se quedan fuera? Pues vaya putada...

@@Danielit0h92 eso mismo, yo uso VRR en mi laptop (hasta 144Hz) y mi Xbox (hasta 1440p 120Hz) sin problemas, pero PS5 dice que el mismo monitor no es compatible :/

@@eliteshergio7375 Different VRR formats Unfortunately, there is not just one variable refresh rate format. VRR started in the PC gaming domain, where two graphics card manufacturers - AMD and Nvidia - are locked in an eternal battle for supremacy, and each has its own VRR format: AMD's is called FreeSync and Nvidia's is G-Sync. If you are a PC user, the VRR format you can use will depend on which of the two companies made your graphics card. Advertising It's widely believed that a TV needs to support Freesync or G-Sync to support VRR from game consoles, but that's not really the case. That's because there is a little talk about the third VRR format, called HDMI Forum VRR, or even just HDMI VRR. This VRR format is part of the HDMI 2.1 spec and is starting to appear on some TVs, even some that officially only have HDMI 2.0 connectors. It's also worth noting that a TV that supports HDMI 2.1 will definitely not support HDMI VRR, although that's likely.

Yeah. Graphics or resolution does not drop lower to hit these higher frames though, its crazy. No graphic settings or res is lowered. In fact, dynamic res is pushed higher!!!!

@@TheeThunderGod I'm pretty sure that when I go into the pause settings menu in Miles And Ratchet And Clank and I turn the 120hz mode on that the graphics resolution definitely does drop, but I'm sure that would also increase the frame rates, I think that mode is mostly better for the Fidelity mode, I think I'll have 120hz turned off but VRR On, But have the 120hz Turned On in the Main PS Menu Settings

@@sadisticseabeast2749 it ONLY drops res if ur PS5'S 4K transfer is set to -1 or -2. That limits bandwidth to hdmi 2.0 bandwidth which makes it drop to 1080p. RESOLUTION OR GRAPHICAL SETTINGS ARE NOT TOUCHED. In fact, dynamic res is actually pushed higher. The RU-vidr Frog whatever had the issue ur talking about and i walked him thru it. Change 4k transfer to AUTOMATIC BEFORE U BOOT UP THE GAME. Ur welcome

@@sadisticseabeast2749 and ur saying this under an analysis vid that shows u the resolution!!!!!

@@TheeThunderGod yes, but I'm talking about the different in game settings, the 120hz in the games pause menu options

Force vrr on elden ring doesn t work, for now is better to keep vrr on auto without force games not support it. I have LG 48 c1

@@gringuz7710 Hi, what do you mean with doesn't work? LG 55G1 user here. Tested it yesterday, and yeah the framerate is frequently under 60 but I feel that the movement is smoother when the amount of hz matches the amount of fps. It's not a mind-blowing difference but it's definitely smoother imo. Felt it the most after playing half an hour with vrr on and then switched it off.

@@Lava-Puperze doesn t work on games that not support it...if you try elden ring or Horizon for example there isn t difference, so imho you must left it on AUTO without forcing it on games without the vrr patch. I think on Spiderman or other games with vrr patch work perfectly and u can feel the difference. I also have a pc gaming for 1440p 144hz and belive me, my eyes know the diff between 30/60fps with or without freesync/gsync.

@@gringuz7710 Elden ring does work with VRR. What the user above was pointing out is the fact that the PS5’s VRR range can only go as low as 48hz. This means if a hame drops below 48fps (elden ring frequently does in fidelity) then VRR will stop working until it goes back above 48fps.

Tu crees que los modos performance rt baja de 60 por eso muestra mas de 60 fps?

This. I was wondering why he didn’t show those. Did he simply forget the mode?

Nope. 9:16

@@ElAnalistaDeBits Rift Apart also has it, I found it to be incredible, maybe the best mode since the VRR update, it's pretty much 100 fps and looks sharper than RT mode.

@@vincentkentermusic you lose raytracing though unless your on a large 4k set I’d still prefer perf rt

It really runs higher and you will clearly see and feel it. Only VRR displays can do this because the frame rate going up and down will appear stuttery without VRR, it constantly adjusts the display's refresh rate to match the fps. So without VRR, those higher, fluctuating frame rates would look horrible.

hz

Remember the fidelity modes are native 4k so no dynamic res I would expect the performance modes though to have the dynamic res hit the lower bounds more with vrr on

@@johannessguten2527 I know about fidelity mode I am curious about other modes that have dynamic res scale in them.

@@rahulpandey9472 I think they would only use dynamic res when they’d re dropping under 60

PS5.

Fidelity modes don’t have dynamic res

@@johannessguten2527 I know, that's why the question was about the performance mode.

@@SimplexPL I honestly don’t think dynamic res would kick in unless it’s dropping below 60 (remembered it had v sync originally which was taking away an extra 10-20% of performance)

@@johannessguten2527 I don't understand. 1440p dynamic with 60fps means that any time the framerate would drop below 60, then the resolution is lowered from the max 1440p to something lower, to prevent framerate loss. But what is happening when dynamic resolution is paired with unlocked framerate? I'm assuming that in this case the dynamic resolution is always at the lowest possible level, because the framerate is the highest possible. But that's just my assupmtion, that's why I asked.

@@SimplexPL it was always at 1440 when above 60 cause that’s the headroom they had in the lighter scenes

Lol what? VRR in PS5 is absolutely lacking. A crap per game solution instead of hardware forced on everything. 120 FPS games on Playstation can barely keep their FPS in the 100's. Add the new features they will need in next gen games and here we have a disaster.

@@VTorner that’s not true

@@VTorner halo infinite at 120fps is dynamic 1440p goes below 1080p and the frame rate also can dip quite hard and doesn't have RT. Yet these games can do dynamic 1440p stay above 1080p with RT and still have really high frame rate. So yea it is very impressive.

@@akkibajaj705 the biggest problem for me is the vrr range isn’t high enough why does ir only work at 48

Vtorner spouting nothing but nonsense! Go cry to Phil and tell the Xbox camp to step it up!

Right - it seems possible. For Insomniac's Temporal Injection in their own engine, they prefer 1440p, 1620p, 1800p, 2160p ranges. It looks great. So a true 120 mode at let's say 1172- 960p baseline might not 'survive' the reconstruction to UHD display effectively at very low resolution. 120/native 1080p on HD would look fairly crisp with higher visual presets. 1440p is the sweet spot to have enough image data/ML or temporal headroom for nice reconstruction to a 4K output target, and 1440 claws back lots of extra performance.

There are also cpu bottlenecks

@@griffgames9538 en realidad creo que no bajaria la resolución, creo que hay estipulado un mínimo de fps que será 60, si baja de 60 también bajará la resolución, lo que estamos viendo aqui simplemente es a lo que da la consola desde 1440p hacia arriba. Eso pienso yo no se si será asi

you need 120hz monitor or tv, the game automatically recognize it and in the ps5 setting turn on 120hz, in game setting you should turn on 120hz mode to, then the game automatically uncapped, dont forget to use the vrr so you might have no issue such tearing

No es mejor que digital foundry

PS5 is not a beast LOL. Compared to Xbox runs like crap with lower resolution and settings on almost all games

@@lordmaster2562 Don't be that guy.

@@jayzeta150 unfortunately I think @Raios Rogue was already being “that guy”. He literally said “PS5 is the best” and “in mark cerny we trust” like it’s some cult following lmao

Ps5 is like having mid grade amd hardware in a pc. Defiantly not a beast and good luck getting native 4k at 60fps unless it's a game like quake or centipede...

@@CineMagic567 he said "beast" . It's not that hard to read bro

I was kinda disappointed when I tested DIRT5. Still locked at 60 FPS in performance mode.

RU-vid is capped at 60FPS everything that is not evenly divided will look choppy.

@@RobOngrui Was thinking that may be the case, will have to see it irl for the true experience I guess.

Why did they leave the vrr as high as 48hz anyway?

patience

@@johannessguten2527 because they have problems in the implementation of vrr on their televisions

@@johannessguten2527 no idea 🤷🏻‍♂️ their TVs support VRR from 20-120Hz so I can’t see why they didn’t go that low! Or at least they could’ve offered LFC through the Brute force option so it could give a smooth frame rate if the game dips below the 48hz target

@@user-en5gu3dd9j probably something to do with their shitty Realtek chipset and low bandwidth.

Dinámicos en caso de que baje de 60fps

Porque el v-sync quita fps y tener el juego con fotogramas muy variables da muchos problemas en pantallas no comoatibles Y que sea de resolución variable no quiere decir que todo el tiempo esté por debajo de esa opción, la resolución solo baja del tope cuando los fps baja bajo el limite eatablecido

Porque el objetivo en ese caso es mantener los 60fps con la "misma carga grafica", más que mantener los 1440p, para que el juego sea "fluido", tenga la misma cantidad de elementos en pantalla y no presente otros defectos como el screen tearing o artefactos. Por eso en secciones de poca carga gráfica corre a 1440, y en secciones de mucha carga gráfica corre en menor resolución. Podrían desbloquear los 60fps para cualquiera pantalla, pero al no tener el VRR se presentarian varios problema como los que mencioné anteriormente.

Monster 🗑

@@iannov don't you have anything better to do, now that VVR is on ps5 what's your next excuse.

Ps5 monster? VRR works only on selected TVs not on gaming monitors🤮 I have the ps5 and a 144hz 2K monitor, Ps5 does not support 2k and VRR on gaming monitors Xbox does all of that day one….

@@BlancoMD what about ratchet and clank? Its a new game and still had good performance and dont forget the ray tracing I'll say that pretty impressive no matter what you say. Not sure if what you're saying about the VRR is true but it still doesn't mean the performance is poor when it is available, and those thing can get patched anytime.

You have to activate 120HZ mode to get the 40FPS option. VRR then unlocks the frame rate so that you get additional FPS. The normal Fidelity mode (with 120HZ) is locked to 30FPS.

Sorry that’s ‘without 120HZ’ not ‘with 120HZ’

@@alexmann6584 thank you very much. This is cool. I will activate 120HZ then. I hope Sony and the developers will make more games ready for this. You can play native 4K with unlocked FPS. Like in Spider Man.

Eso pasa porque no está sincronizado el video con el juego para eso sirve el vrr, para sincronizar los fps con los hz de la pantalla y no existan errores graficos como stuttering.

yes

Just to be clear VRR didn’t increase FPS. It just means developers can uncap the frame rate and the fluctuation no longer causes screen tearing and stuttering.

@Arfghie Yo también prefiero la calidad gráfica, pero precisamente VRR lo que permite es que mantengas la máxima calidad gráfica y a la vez jugar a 60fps o casi sin notar tirones en la fluidez por la fluctuación del framerate. Que es mejor jugar a 4k con gráficos al máximo a 30fps o exactamente igual pero a 50-60fps? Sin perder un ápice de calidad gráfica!

@Arfghie A ver de 30fps a 60fps se nota y mucho, una vez pasas de 60fps y vas subiendo se sigue notando pero cada vez menos conforme aumentas. En mi opinión que con el VRR puedas tener misma calidad gráfica y más fps al ser desbloqueados y no notar los "tirones" de la fluctuación al sincronizarse hz y fps es una maravilla! A partir de ahí para gustos colores.

@@tolestyle al menos gracias a eso juegos ya no seran un problema a 30 fps,aunque mi televisor pese a no tener freesync, tiene algo similar llamado opera soup effect pero es mas feo

Recuerdo que hubo quienes decían que era mejor jugar a 30 fps por que el efecto era más cinatografico 🤔

@@panuru9175 Para mi 30fps nunca han sido un problema, siempre que fueran perfectamente estables. Pero obviamente si un juego puede ir a más de 30fps sin sacrificar ningún otro aspecto es más que bienvenido, y el VRR ofrece precisamente eso, una maravilla!

Because VRR is not enabled in that case.

@@lomaxxbr then why the screen is not tearing

@@spideeno7333 Because the framerate is locked at 40fps when the 120hz mode is ON and VRR is OFF.

This is more an explanation than an opinion, but it's spot on 👌

@@vincentkentermusic kinda 🤣

Your apology is truly justified. Lord have mercy. My eyes almost fell out

Al día de hoy es imposible un 4k 60fps aún para tarjetas gradicas de gama alta los 4k nativos no son necesarios por que entre un 4k nativo y el 4k dinamico no hay diferencia nunca jugando notas las bajadas de resolucion tenes que tener un ojo vionoco par a poder notarlo así que igual tenes un 4k y 60fps en las consolas hay esta que estas tecnologías serán un potenciador para las consolas si podrán ir a 4k nativos tal ves a mas de 60fps si pero será la misma experiencia que a 4k dinamicos

@@sstivenlopez6767 Hoy en día es imposible, por eso es tan importante que aprovechen las capacidades de las tecnologías más modernas que tienen las consolas nuevas para estar más cerca y no sólo que un juego corra mejor que en las consolas de la generación anterior por fuerza bruta.

NEL, quizá el rendimiento mejore, pero eso se deberá gracias a que quitaron el v-sync, no creo que sea un gran cambio

So true !!! 😩👏

This is the one aspect of all of this I still don’t understand myself. What happens when frame rates sit between 30 and 48 fps? Does VRR provide any benefit in that case? I’m hoping Digital Foundry explains this in their inevitable video on these updates.

Depending of the screen the range of vrr is variable and I think the minimum is 40fps

@@benjaminm.v6668 I am personally confused because the PS5 explicitly mentions 48Hz being its minimum for VRR, but on top of that, in testing on my LG C1 TV, when I tested the Spider-Man and Ratchet fidelity modes, my TV’s VRR readout is just locked to 119hz, even though it shows VRR as enabled, which obviously isn’t the actual frame rate. Testing the “performance” modes, it shows accurate VRR readings, but when the frames are down closer to 40fps, for whatever reason my TV isn’t showing me the actual refresh rate anymore. I had assumed that was because frames were below that 48hz threshold, but I don’t actually know for sure.

Under 48 fps the games are using low framerate compensation. This requires a 120hz container which is why games need to be patched to work properly if it goes below 48 fps. Sony could fix this by releasing an optional system wide 120hz output, but that will probably be another 1.5 years of waiting

@@TANuclear Do you know why, at least from my tests, I have never seen Spider-Man’s fidelity mode register as anything other than 119 hz on my C1? I think I get what you mean about using a 120hz container below 48fps. But I tried hard as I could to get the game to run faster than 48fps (looking at the sky, ground, etc), expecting to see my refresh rate to appear in the 50hz range for a bit, but couldn’t get it to happen. Perhaps the fidelity mode is “locked” into this container even if the true frame rate exceeds 48fps…?

Depends on whether the screen supports 120hz refresh rate

Me imagino un The Last of Us 3 ya que en PS3 exprimió la consola hasta el máximo con su 1er juego y en PS4 el 2do juego también exprimió la consola hasta el máximo.

Después de ver ratchet and clank en ps5, solo puedo pensar que spiderman 2 será el mejor juego que haya hecho

Vamos a ver un primer salto gráfico cuando comiencen a salir los juegos en unreal 5 y si logran implementar fsr 2.0 a tiempo además van a traer un salto grande en performance. Ya hay varios en camino con mucha pinta!

Pues bro con tan solo ver el mítico forza horizon 5 en series x el gears 5 hivebusters ya te das cuenta los graficasos tan brutales que habrán de ahora en adelante y la potencia que tiene la consola series x

@@sstivenlopez6767 espero que starfield sea una pasada, es el unico que me llama la atención mucho

Several HDMI 2.0b

Mark Cerny 🙂🙂🙂

@@davidpantoja3668 Sony secret soup 💦

Yes. Tearing is instead fed to frame.

me acuerdo mis amigos pcerdos como chingaban con sus fps, y les decía que no me importaba y que en ocasiones 60fps puede verse raro, que era esa la razón por la que en las películas corren a 24. la diferencia es que en las películas la toma es fija y ahí si doy la razón. para mi 35-45 es la velocidad perfecta para un videojuego

así que a jugar en modo fidelidad, que ahí si se ve una gran diferencia en la resolución y distancia de dibujado

Eso es porque nunca has jugado a 144 fps, 165 fps o 240 fps... pero bueno, tu a lo tuyo.

Yo también decia lo mismo hasta que lo probé. De verdad una vez pruebas 60 fps no quieres volver atrás

@@lorenzogonzalez4300 Cuanto más aumentan los FPS menos perceptible es.

Could you please make more on Off vrr videos?

Would it be possible to upload this in 4k@60? Kind of hard to see more of a difference at 1080p60.

I don't think PS5 is gonna be silent anymore, any PC gpu when unlocking the fps cap is a hot mess.

@@ANTIQUELEGEND82 The video was uploaded at 4K/60FPS. Wait for it :)

How did you unlock the FPS cap fidelity mode? The other modes are unlocked but that one

I generally find that if you're above 60fps fluctuations are much harder/near impossible to tell. Below 60fps I normally cap for consistency. In a 60hz game anything down to the low 50s is usually fine too though. Of course this also depends on how quickly the FPS changes from scene to scene.

@@fpstechtesting7653 I'd say above 70. But in this example Spiderman in fidelity mode went from 30 to 60 and back - I tried it myself and while it is nice in some scenes it's just feeling terrible. People do treat it like the best thing since sliced bread. More FPS isn't always better.

@@RobOngrui exactly, that particular example is not a good case for VRR, the frametimes are too far apart much below 60fps. VRR can be very effective but it needs to be used intelligently; either to help with minor, rare drops, or be used in high FPS (60-120)/ lower resolution modes. Also, I guess to cap at a specific fps, although I can't see devs doing this on console. VRR gives developers many more options. This is what I'm most excited about. They are no longer forced to rely on dynamic resolution as a means to get the most out of the console. In reality, I doubt many developers will put the effort into creating bespoke modes, at least in the foreseeable. In the long term though I'm excited about VRR. I think we are going to see even more choice on console when it comes to framerate and graphics modes.

@@fpstechtesting7653 tbh - I hate the options given to me these days on console. I always have the feeling I need to sacrifice something. Framerate Vs Fidelity. VRR is interesting but as the PS5 relies on the HDMI 2.1 implementation I don't think a lot of people will care and therefore the Devs won't either.

@@RobOngrui I'm the opposite, but I totally understand where you're coming from, and yeah the majority of people won't care. I feel like these games need a default/recommended mode and then hide the "advanced" modes behind another menu. That gives users more options without sacrificing the plug and play convenience of a console.

Estas mediciones no son fps reales ... creo que sea colado y mide los hz. del monitor ..

Uno tiene que tener en cuenta la compensación de baja velocidad de fotogramas integrada en HDMI 2.1: puede reportar el doble o el triple de la velocidad de fotogramas. La capturadora de El Gato VRR reportará el mismo doble o triple del famerate.

Cada vez sacan más jugo a la Ps5.