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DEMON SLAYER PS4 INPUT DELAY UPDATE
DEMON SLAYER PS4 INPUT DELAY PATCH
DEMON SLAYER PS4 INPUT DELAY PC

DEMON SLAYER PS4 INPUT DELAY UPDATE

Today’s update introduces this mode on PS5, Xbox Series X, and Steam. The profile photo and quote shown on a traded Slayer ID will now be same as what was shown in the online room.ĭemon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles post launch 60fps mode.Increased amount of rankings shown for ranked matches.

DEMON SLAYER PS4 INPUT DELAY PATCH

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DEMON SLAYER PS4 INPUT DELAY PC

On PlayStation 4, Guilty Gear Strive is said to have 4 frames of input lag, while the PC version is said to have superior results.

Now we just eagerly await to see the numbers for PS5 as well. Guilty Gear Strive ultimately appears to be providing a smooth and / or expected experience no matter where you choose to play, and if you’ve got an Nvidia 3000 series GPU in your PC, go nuts. 05 seconds, so while a few frames can impact certain reaction scenarios because of the nature of the game, you’re not going to playing in molasses on PS4. It’s worth remembering too that 3 frames is only around 50ms or.

So what does this ultimately mean? Well, if you’re playing on PS4, you may have up to like 3 frames of more delay than your PC brothers and sisters, but that’s pretty much par for the course of what we’ve seen in recent years. Guilty Gear Strive did seemingly have the second-largest fighting game launch on PC ever, so there’s definitely a bigger market potential now there than what we’ve seen before. PCs’ latency outperforming its console brethren certainly isn’t anything new, but it’ll be interesting to see if the differences will have a notable influence on where the playerbase is playing the most, especially for the more pro-level and dedicated competitors. We currently don’t have that answer, however, as Noodalls’ input recording setup apparently isn’t compatible with the PS5 at this time. The big question now is what that means for the PlayStation 5 version to see if the more powerful hardware can lower that number a bit more than its predecessor. Strive’s is also like half of a frame more than Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 on PS4.

From WydD’s tests in 2018 (seen in the graphics below), that puts it on par with games like Dragon Ball FighterZ and Tekken 7 while Street Fighter 5 and Samurai Shodown reached that point after updates to bring their latency down further. So pretty much these numbers are likely the best case scenario and won’t directly apply to players on the more mid-range PCs most people will be playing on though that doesn’t mean we should just discard the findings either.įor the PS4 version, a delay of around 4 frames is pretty much the standard / average of what we’ve seen fighting games run at on console that uses Unreal Engine 4, which is most big games this generation.

As fellow latency tester Loïc ‘WydD” Petit points out, the rig Noodalls used here is among the best consumer PCs you can get right now with an Nvidia 3080 GPU with its Ultra Low Latency mode, an Intel Core i7-10700KF CPU, and potentially a 360Hz monitor, which high refresh-rate screens are shown to reduce lag as well.