You are a typical fanboy shouting your mouth off without knowing the full facts.

The quoted 0.3% was the percentage that checkerboard rendering coding takes in a large AAA games that takes several years to make with a large team. The checkerboard workload stays the same, so it will be a larger percentage on small indy that only takes a year to make with a small team.

The PS4 Pro is 4.2 tflops when calculating 16bit full floats, but in some cases, the full float is not needed and only half the memory slot is used because the number needed to be stored is only small. This is a waste, so the PS4 Pro allows the full float to be split in two, which means you get 8.4 tflops of processing in those situations. But it only works on small numbers. Ammo in your gun is a good example or your health as a percentage of 100%. Things like physics need finer increments for precision, so the numvbers are usually larger and need a full 16bit float. Those will run at 4.2 tflops.

Educate yourself on some basic computer science and stop recycling fanboy crap you read on the forums.

The size of the game makes a big difference towards the actual percentage, because the coding to get the checkerboard rendering pipeline up and running is the same for a small indy sideways scroller or a AAA title like Horizon Zero Dawn.

It’s not hard to see that checkerboard coding work on a small game would be a larger percentage of the overall job than something like Horizon Zero Dawn which took 4 years to make with a huge team. The coding may be 8% of a small indy game, but 0.3% of something like Horizon Zero Dawn.

This is why a lot of indy devs are complaining about having to put in the work, but to be honest I only buy AAA games so those games are easily catered for within the overall budget, such as Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon Wildlands which is a superb PS4 Pro port. It’s so good it’s the only place to play the game properly on console.

lay off the kool-aid

Yes that would be crazy if that was the case. What dev and game was it?

PS4Pro is capable of 8.4TF but in 2x 16bit floats mode which isn’t possible to make Uncharted looking games PS4Pro’s total overall GPU power is no higher then 4.2TF but halving the load with 2x16bit floats would make it more efficient but don’t expect higher than a 1080 gpu performance in that mode! And according to sources Xbox Scorpio has 1080 performance seeing as it has 320GB memory bandwidth which is actually equivalence to a 1080 gpu but slightly lower in overall flops by 2.9tf but more like 2.5tf because the Scorpio’s gpu won’t be exactly 6tf more like 6.2-6.4tf and coupled with the upgraded cpu it will push some great graphics!

But more on that method if a dev was to use 2x16bit floats then that would make the Scorpio be capable of 12-13tf

It all depends on developer skill, how the developer chooses to use the PS4 Pro and depends if the developer already has familiarity with optimizing for the PS4 Pro.

Nice try, Gamingbutt.

According to a dev it took 1 day to render and optimize their title from pc to x1 using UWP that’s crazy if that’s the case compared to PS4Pro taking a considerable amount of time (Weeks/Months)

Hence why I stated “Depends on many factors too, but as long as it gets done that’s what matters”