The new Xbox and PS4 will most likely not be capable of 4k Instead, it will be what is known as 2k4k, which is upscaled 2k ran to 4k resolution Why? Because graphics cards used for 4k gaming alone cost over twice the price of the current generation consoles
In addition, I would like to add that the current generation consoles struggle to obtain both 1080p and 60fps, and usually settle for one of these. If the new versions of these consoles somehow were capable of handling 4k resolution, they would not be able to maintain anything higher than 20fps Again, why? Because the 1080 (priced at £600+) cannot run games like GTA 5 max settings and 4k without dipping below 60fps. These consoles will not be using graphics cards equivalent to or more powerful than the 1080.
tl;dr: The "4k" console is a buzzword, it will be incapable of that and will be running upscaled 2k if anything. And even if it runs at upscaled 2k it's going to take a framerate hit, so games will barely go for that regardless
Jason Adams
no fuck off to reddit dubs
Alexander Perez
Next you'll be telling me these gold-plated monster cables were a poor purchasing choice.
They announced a price already? Either way, judging it purely based on available games shit's not worth it. Like at all.
Unless you are a slave to the Forza series that is. Soon to be changed, thankfully.
Isaiah Kelly
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Ryan Lee
Smart user, you picked one of the best HDTV's in the Market, I've wanted me one of those since last year.
2015 or 2016 model?
Connor Allen
I agree, not like anything would change if I disagreed, since it's a fact.
I remember a video saying something VERY similar as to what you said. 4K for cheap is impossible, XboneS will only do upscaled 2K, which will be great if you're playing it on a Full HD TV, but will more or less look the same on a 4K, unless it's OLED, then again. 1080 oled and 4K Oled look very similar if you're not a cinephile.
William Gutierrez
Oh, and the fact that if you're playing it on a TV less than "75, then it will be even harder to tell the difference.