By comparison, though performance can vary on Xbox One as well, the frame rate dips are less significant. It comes in at around 40-45fps most of the time, dropping into the 30fps range when a lot is going on. In terms of multiplayer, Digital Foundry found that the PS4 version lags behind here as well in terms of frame rate. "The PS4 version doesn't feel overly compromised during the campaign, and the game remains very playable throughout," the site said. The Xbox One has the edge in terms of campaign frame rate, with the PS4 edition lagging around 14fps behind in some cases. "It's not a major problem, though it does mean that the action doesn't always appear silky smooth," Digital Foundry said. This is something of a rare occurrence, however, and only happens during scenes with short draw distances and lower levels of detail.Īs for frame rate, Battlefield 1's campaign targets 60fps, but falls on both platforms during heavy load. However, the Xbox One version of Battlefield 1 can in some cases reach 1000p, which puts it right next to the PS4 version. In fact, at 1000p the presentation often looks very similar to a native 1080p image," Digital Foundry said. "This leads to a consistently sharper image on PS4, where intricate texture details resolve more cleanly.
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The Xbox One version, meanwhile, has a baseline resolution of 900p that dips to 720p during certain scenes. Under normal load, the PS4 version outputs at around 1000p, falling to 900p during heavy load. Starting with resolution, the site reports that both PS4 and Xbox One use a "dynamic framebuffer" that adjusts the resolution depending on the intensity of what's happening on screen. If you're looking to pick up Battlefield 1 on console but not sure which platform to go with, Digital Foundry has now posted its analysis of the game's performance on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.