Xbox One X

cia nei vafliu nei nususeliu nera, dar kas nori pailset tai prasom pasireikst. 

2 days to port onto Scorpio with no optimizations to it's hardware at all
Ran Forza 6 with 4k assets, 
Dynamic Weather added
Native 4k
Locked 60fps
GPU usage 55%-70%

Settings cranked up to pc ultra with gpu usage hovering around 88% with some spikes to 100%. same high LOD car model for ALL cars even cars 100s ft away Again with no optimizations, aka brute force running on Scorpio
 

"The crazy story here is that we've gone over our PC ultra settings and for everything that's GPU-related, we've been able to max it - and that's what we're running at, 88 per cent," says Tector, pointing to the utilisation data at the top of the screen. Right beneath it is the anti-aliasing setting - 4x, or rather 8:4x using the Radeon EQAA hardware AA.

"This is rendering the player LOD for every car, so you won't see a single LOD pop. [it's the] top-level model you'd see in race, one below what you see in Autovista, the model you usually only see for the player. And then we balance out LODs across the scene. It's a disgusting abuse of GPU power is what it is, right?"

Reference Forza 6 ran on XB1 with 80%-90% system usage with no dynamic weather

del forzos tai abejoniu nera kad devai parodys ka gali is to isspaust.

dev kitai su 2x ramo ir siek tiek daugiau gpu galios.

It’s also more powerful than the retail console: 44 CUs on the GPU instead of 40, 24 GB of DDR5 RAM (double retail’s 12 GB), and a 1 TB solid-state drive in addition to the retail console’s 1 TB hard drive. Microsoft’s pitch to devs is consistent here: build your games big (4K native textures, etc.) and tune them down to run on the Scorpio and other Xbox One consoles.

 

Scorpio Q&A with Phil Spencer#1

Here: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/2...re_of_Xbox.php

It's quite a long article so not posting it all here, I'll just post a couple of things and you can read the rest at the link - interestingly they originally had a plan for 2016 and a plan for 2017, but scrapped the 2016 plan:

So we designed a console for 2016, and a console for 2017. We were kind of working on both plans simultaneously. And at some point, we got to -- let's just call it greenlight. For what we would do in 2016, and we sat around a table not too dissimlar from this and said, I think we need to do more than what the silicon is that's available in 2016 at a price point that a console customer would want to pay. So that's when we stopped that effort.

On VR:

In terms of hardware, we will talk more about it. There is a plan. I'll say that. This is not a we don't know what we're doing; it's more that we aren't saying yet. I think it's an immersive experience. I do not like that people are having to say, which of these VR verticals do I go pick right now, as a developer? Because I don't think any of them are really big enough yet to support a single experience. So you can see what we've done on console where we've said hey, go unlock your console and become a developer and go build a console game. You don't need to sign any kind of exclusivity deal with us in order to go unlock our console and go party on it. And build games.

So we're going to...my approach is to try and take a more open and inclusive approach to VR. The problem is the other people who are creating closed ecosystems are probably not going to like that. They're probably not going to want to play.

Forza devai xbox konsolei kaip sony naughty dogai . tai nekeista kad siti debai daug itakojo naujai konsolei

“ForzaTech is really the place to let us prove out platform features like Direct3D 12 [on PC] and also lets us help with internal things that nobody else gets to see – in this case, the modelling that happened with Scorpio,” shares Tector.

“We were really able to help prove that out… Our part in it – and an important part for us, because it’s a two-way thing – we wanted to make sure that the hardware was going be able to do what we wanted, what we had as a vision, what we wanted in Forza next, but we also wanted to make sure that however it’s being proved out, that the promise was solid, that the model made sense to us.”

 

The innovative Performance Investigator for Xbox (PIX) optimization tool allows developers to take existing Xbox One games and feed that data into a hardware emulator, with the goal of running those titles at frame-rate at 4K resolution on Scorpio.

It should come as a shock to no one then that as a first-party team Turn 10 was able to do more: tweaking the engine as necessary, creating multiple profiles to be ran on the hardware emulator before actual hardware was created.

“We provided a ton of data with ForzaTech, where we actually rendered different stress scenes at different resolutions – 720p, 1080p, 4K – and then stressed different points in the engine: anisotropic filtering, multi-sampling, pushing heavy LODs through, just to try to get a feel for where the different bottlenecks where,” says Tector.

 

 

matyt treileriai ir gameplay palikta E3 viskas. 

scorpo cpu ar tai APU vadint reiktu. MS parode iki E3 . sake tures 90 min konfa. manau pagr dalykas kada iseis Scorpas ir kiek kainuos. na ir kokie exclusivai be Forzos aisku