Infamous Second Son on Ps4 Pro: 60fps at 1080p? Hi…
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Infamous Second Son on Ps4 Pro: 60fps at 1080p?
Hi everyone, I’m looking for some confirmation about performance on PS4 Pro.
I know that *Infamous Second Son* has two modes: a locked 30 fps mode and an unlocked “60 fps” (fluidity) mode. I’m trying to decide which one to go with on a 1080p 60Hz monitor.
My plan would be:
* Use **Boost Mode** if I go with the fluidity (unlocked) mode
* Use **Supersampling** if I stick to the 30 fps quality mode (similar to what I did with Uncharted 4, which I’ve replayed multiple times at 30 fps without issues)
What I’m trying to understand is how the fluidity mode actually performs in practice on PS4 Pro.
* Does it stay close to **60 fps with only occasional drops**?
* Or does it usually sit **well below 60 fps (like 40–50 fps or lower)**?
The reason I’m asking is that, as a PC gamer, I’ve found that playing at **40–45 fps on a 60Hz display actually feels worse than a stable 30 fps**, since it comes across as stuttery/laggy. So if the game can’t stay near 60 most of the time, I’d rather just lock it at 30 fps and enjoy the consistency + supersampling.
Would really appreciate insights from anyone who has tested both modes on PS4 Pro, especially at 1080p. Thanks!
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Hi everyone, I’m looking for some confirmation about performance on PS4 Pro.
I know that *Infamous Second Son* has two modes: a locked 30 fps mode and an unlocked “60 fps” (fluidity) mode. I’m trying to decide which one to go with on a 1080p 60Hz monitor.
My plan would be:
* Use **Boost Mode** if I go with the fluidity (unlocked) mode
* Use **Supersampling** if I stick to the 30 fps quality mode (similar to what I did with Uncharted 4, which I’ve replayed multiple times at 30 fps without issues)
What I’m trying to understand is how the fluidity mode actually performs in practice on PS4 Pro.
* Does it stay close to **60 fps with only occasional drops**?
* Or does it usually sit **well below 60 fps (like 40–50 fps or lower)**?
The reason I’m asking is that, as a PC gamer, I’ve found that playing at **40–45 fps on a 60Hz display actually feels worse than a stable 30 fps**, since it comes across as stuttery/laggy. So if the game can’t stay near 60 most of the time, I’d rather just lock it at 30 fps and enjoy the consistency + supersampling.
Would really appreciate insights from anyone who has tested both modes on PS4 Pro, especially at 1080p. Thanks!
#games
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