ElAnalistaDeBits has released a new one Comparison video, This method is dedicated Call of Duty Vanguard Beta. Linked to analysis versions PS5E Xbox Series X | S. And reveals details about resolution, frame rate and quality of detail.
However, first, let’s remember that we are talking Beta Call of Duty Vanguard, not the final version. Any type of analysis is limited to this testing phase and may change at the time any technical details are released.
Let’s see those details. ElAnalistaDeBits explains that all versions analyzed for this video comparison use temporary reconstruction for horizontal pixels. basically ResolutionBoth the PS5 and Xbox Series X are aimed at the dynamic range (2160b – 1620b), but Microsoft’s console has a higher average resolution. Speaking of replacing the Xbox Series S, the resolution varies between 14409 and 900B.
Beta, natural, contains some Error Related to pop-in and some assets and systems, especially the Xbox Series X on the 120 Hz version. The shadows, textures and leaf size are identical on all three platforms, but the reflection resolution of Call of Duty Vanguard is higher on the PlayStation 5.
The loading distance on the Series S is shorter, while on the Xbox Series X the depth of field effects is disabled in some places. At a minimum, all versions run smoothly at 60 FPS. There are some issues with maintaining the Xbox Series i 120 FPS Presents some problems at certain moments (especially in the hotel, as it is reported) and in tearing the image. These are issues that can be fixed by launching.
In essence, the three versions of Call of Duty Vanguard are very similar and the end result is one. Up to.
To all of this, add the already announced visibility issues of Call of Duty Vanguard, making it harder to achieve the smoke target of weapons.
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