On the other end of the mid-generation upgrade, the PS4 Pro stands at the maximum of 1440p - though this data is from the beta version compared to the Xbox One X version running final code. Checkerboarding is present here as well, with the resolution going as high as 3840 x 2160p at times, though it does stay at that level for a lot of the time. On Xbox One X, the visuals really shine, with the report indicating that it's comparable to the PC's high settings, with some minor differences. With the arrival of checkerboarding in the launch version, we get more stable frame-rate, akin to the PS4 Pro's performance in the beta. Frame-rate was similarly all over the place, with drops to the 40s. While the beta ran at 1080p during the less hectic moments, resolution mostly hovered around 918p. It's a similar situation on the base PS4, too, which also used dynamic resolution tech in the beta. Performance has been improved, as well, with frame-rate hitting closer to the target 60fps than the beta's 40-50fps range. The end result is fluctuations between 1728 x 972p on the top end, and 1600 x 900p on the low end. While the beta opted for a dynamic resolution scaler that maxed out at 900p, the final version uses checkerboarding techniques often reserved for the more powerful consoles.
Starting off with base Xbox One, the launch version appears to have improved since the beta. The report, by NX Gamer, is an early look at the release version of Star Wars: Battlefront 2 across PC, PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One, and Xbox One X. A new report comparing the beta versions of Star Wars: Battlefront 2 with the launch release reveals a change in rendering tech.
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