Uncharted: Drake's Fortune PS3 vs PS4 Comparison -No Commentary-

A comparison between the original Uncharted: Drake's Fortune on the PS3 and the version of the game on the Nathan Drake Collection on the PS4. I am using a PS4 Pro, and I have Super Sampling on with my Elgato HD60s which is only a 1080p capture card. I probably should have used my EVGA XR1 Lite or my Monster HDMI Capture card which have 4K passthrough, but they also just record at 1080p 60. The PS3 version is 720p scaled to 1080p in OBS and the PS4 Pro version is 1080p. Both have been upscaled to 4K in my editing software.

I know that Digital Foundry did a much more in-depth comparison between these versions some years ago, but I still thought it would be interesting to do a side-by-side comparison of my own.

Gameplay-wise, the PS3 version feels harder on Normal difficulty which I am playing on. I'm not sure if that's just the difference between the framerate between the versions. The PS4 version runs at twice the framerate of the PS3 version, so maybe the aiming and movement are just easier. Or maybe Bluepoint did make it slightly easier for modern gamers. Not sure really.

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The Dell OEM RX 550 on CachyOS Linux (HP Slimline 270, i3-7100, 16 gigs DDR4)

These aren't serious benchmarks, I'm just eyeballing the averages here. In my previous video I said I was done upgrading my HP slimline 270 desktop, and I thought I was, but I couldn't help the urge to tinker around with it more, so I picked up the Dell OEM RX 550 4GB GPU to see how much of an uplift it gave my little HP Slimline which is now, maybe around or just below the specs of an original Xbox One. It was hanging around an Xbox 360 level, so it's almost a console generation leap in performance. 

 

For the videos from BasicDadTech (for some reason I've always read his channel as BasicTechDad so apologies for mispronouncing the channel) go here: 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1sC7qYrP8s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykSOrOtY8GQ&t=309s 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvT-fHX6dq4 He has a great channel, and I really like his content. Check it out if you haven't. 

For my previous video on this HP slimline go here: https://youtu.be/Mw6yV42rYa4 

PC Specs (Entry level gaming PC in 2017): HP Slimline 270-p033w Desktop Tower Intel Core i3 7100 (2-cores, 4 threads running at 3.9 ghz) 

Dell OEM RX 550 4gb model 

16 gigs of DDR4 running at 2133 mhz 

128 gig NVME SSD for the boot drive 

500 gig mechanical Hard Drive as the game drive 

180 Watt PSU 

0:00 Introduction and Lots of Talking 

6:49 God of War 2018 

10:13 Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered 

11:55 Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart 

14:00 DOOM 2016 

16:47 In Conclusion 

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