ElAnalistaDeBits published a comparison video out of all versions New generation Sniper Elite 5. In general, it should be said that Rebellion’s game performs well on all platforms. The Xbox Series X version has a slight advantage in terms of pixel counts in the console world, but it’s very little, and it’s hard to spot if you don’t use the appropriate analytics tools. For the rest, let’s look at the salient points the movie touches.
The Xbox Series S version runs at 1080p and 60fps with a dynamic resolution that allows it to average 972p; The PS5 version runs at 2160P for 60fps with dynamic resolution allowing it to average 2016p; The Xbox Series X version runs at 2160p for 60fps, with dynamic resolution causing it to hit 2088p on average. The PC version runs in stable 4K.
Note that the game occupies 80.60 GB on Xbox consoles, 85.86 GB on PC, and only 68.69 GB on PS5. Same for PS5 and Xbox Series X versions Overall QualityThe Xbox Series S version pays off in terms of details, as expected. The best version in terms of graphics rendering is the Ultra detailed PC version.
when it comes loading times, console versions take over 7 seconds to boot, let’s imagine with a very performance SSD on PC, it drops to under six seconds. Framerate is stable across all versions, with fluctuations of a few frames on Xbox Series S.
Source: Multiplayer
