Dishonored 2 PC/XO/PS4/PS4 Pro Performance Analysis & Graphic Comparison

Much has been written about the bad performance of Dishonored two on PC, but how does the game perform on consoles? Digital Foundry put Arkane's virtually recent championship on its exam bench.

Its no secret that Dishonored 2 suffered from very bad performance due to bad optimization on a lot of PC configurations. The nigh recent Dishonored 2 1.ii Beta update seems to have improved the gameplay experience by quite a flake, merely PC players are nevertheless reporting framerate drops and frame pacing bug.

Digital Foundry analysed the title on all platforms, and it seems, that the performance issues aren't express to the PC version of the game.

Dave stacks up 3 console versions of Dishonored ii - plus the highly underwhelming PC build, which nonetheless tin't hold 1080p60 on a Titan 10 Pascal, despite the arrival of a new patch.

Although the release of the latest beta update has improved PC functioning, a solid 1080p@60FPS can't exist maintained on an NVIDIA Titan Ten Pascal GPU with maxed out Ultra settings.

Overall, the PS4 version of the game performs better than its Xbox One analogue, but surely isn't perfect. Both platforms suffer from apparent frame rate drops, even though the Xbox One version renders at a lower base of operations resolution - 1280x900 - 1600x900 TAA on Xbox One versus 1700x1080 - 1920x1080 TAA on the base of operations PS4. Dynamic resolution scaling is in effect on both platforms.

The PS4 Pro version of the game renders at 1440p (2560x1440 TAA), but in that location are no visual enhancements for those with a 1080p screen. Frame rate is locked to 30FPS the nearly role.

Dishonored ii was released earlier this month for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

"We're thrilled to announce that Dishonored 2 is now available worldwide. The project was a labor of love, and it makes the states incredibly happy to arts and crafts this kind of feel for our players," said Arkane Studios' co-creative managing director, Harvey Smith following the game's release. "Whether you're #TeamEmily or #TeamCorvo, give thanks yous for your time and your passion. We hope y'all love the game as much as we do."