Silent Hill Downpour Xbox 360 vs Xbox One/X Frame Rate Comparison (Backwards Compatibility)

Silent Hill Downpour Xbox 360 vs Xbox One/X Frame Rate Comparison (Backwards Compatibility)

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Silent Hill Downpour frame rate comparison comparing the framerate/fps on Xbox 360 vs Xbox One/X via Backwards Compatibility.
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The versions tested were the latest version on Xbox 360 and 19.709.915.19 on Xbox One and Xbox One X. The Xbox 360 version was installed to the hard drive.

Silent Hill Downpour is not currently Xbox One X enhanced. Improved texture filtering on Xbox One X can be seen at 4:40. There is stuttering present during the first clip that is related to the way that the camera moves.

Xbox One and Xbox One X render at a native resolution of 1280x720. Xbox 360, when outputting at 720p or 1080p, also renders at a native resolution of 1280x720. When outputting at normal 480p, the Xbox 360 renders natively at 480p. The 480p mode on Xbox 360 has improved performance in some scenes, but not in others http://bit.ly/2SejSBL Note that this 480p mode has a lower effective pixel count during cutscenes due to the introduction of black bars at the top and bottom of the frame.

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Frames Pixel Counted: http://bit.ly/39oRyCm

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