xbox one fat

[Ser Superior001]

jelow, what games runs in dx 12 in the original xbox one fat 2013?, is there a list?, and is there a list of rdr2 graphic settings cause this game looks some weird, and how are the graphic settings in gta v?, can the xbox fat support msaa x4/x8? is there a way to know all this

[Eigenvektor]

A good source for this is usually Digital Foundry. They tend to do technical analysis to determine which settings a game uses on console. In many cases they use custom settings with no direct equivalent on PC.

 

Though not quite sure what exactly you're after. You generally can't configure graphics settings on console outside of selecting between something like "visual mode" and "performance mode".

 

Example RDR2:

 

 

[Ser Superior001]

14 hours ago, Eigenvektor said:

A good source for this is usually Digital Foundry. They tend to do technical analysis to determine which settings a game uses on console. In many cases they use custom settings with no direct equivalent on PC.

 

Though not quite sure what exactly you're after. You generally can't configure graphics settings on console outside of selecting between something like "visual mode" and "performance mode".

 

Example RDR2:

 

 

read my post again. can xbox fat run games in direct 12? and wich ones, and i want to know the graphics settings of the xbox one fat in those games

[Nat4Sail]

Console games don't really have graphic settings like that. As far as I'm aware, no Xbox One title is DX12

[Eigenvektor]

5 minutes ago, xXAXONXx said:

can xbox fat run games in direct 12?

Yes

 

Since RDR2 only supports Vulkan and DX12, and the console doesn't have drivers for Vulkan, it follows that the game would use DX12 on the Xbox One.

 

5 minutes ago, xXAXONXx said:

and wich ones, and i want to know the graphics settings of the xbox one fat in those games

Again: best source for that is Digital Foundry. Not going to spend hours hunting that info down for you. I would check lists like this one: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_Direct3D_12_games

 

Any game that only support DX12 and runs on Xbox One likely uses DX12 on the console.

 

1 minute ago, Nat4Sail said:

Console games don't really have graphic settings like that. As far as I'm aware, no Xbox One title is DX12

While settings usually aren't user configurable, games do use a form of baked-in settings. DF has multiple videos where they try to find console equivalent settings while running a game on PC. That's no always possible, because the build that runs on console sometimes uses settings or detail levels that aren't exposed to the user on PC either.

[Ser Superior001]

1 hour ago, Eigenvektor said:

Yes

 

Since RDR2 only supports Vulkan and DX12, and the console doesn't have drivers for Vulkan, it follows that the game would use DX12 on the Xbox One.

 

Again: best source for that is Digital Foundry. Not going to spend hours hunting that info down for you. I would check lists like this one: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_Direct3D_12_games

 

Any game that only support DX12 and runs on Xbox One likely uses DX12 on the console.

 

While settings usually aren't user configurable, games do use a form of baked-in settings. DF has multiple videos where they try to find console equivalent settings while running a game on PC. That's no always possible, because the build that runs on console sometimes uses settings or detail levels that aren't exposed to the user on PC either.

xbox one fat can raun dx 12 wow omg, but i think in few games right?, that console is the weakest in the 8th gen, ok let me check digital foundry right, so i need to mm talk to microsoft to know the game settings in the one fat right?, where i can contact them?

[Eigenvektor]

7 hours ago, xXAXONXx said:

xbox one fat can raun dx 12 wow omg, but i think in few games right?

DX12 is more low level than DX11, so it can actually enable better performance, e.g. by making better use of multiple cores.

 

7 hours ago, xXAXONXx said:

so i need to mm talk to microsoft to know the game settings in the one fat right?, where i can contact them?

Why would Microsoft be able to help you with that? You'd need to contact whoever developed a specific game and ask them which settings they used. But I doubt their support is going to give you an answer. That information generally isn't publicly available. Which is why YT channels like DF do these comparisons, to try and find out what's being used.

 

Still don't get what exactly you're after or why.