It really does make enhancements better playing it on GT7, even without the update for the PS5 Pro. So with the update it may look even betteron the Pro.
Try again... Many new modes were added including a 8K option. You can play at 60fps and 120fps. Advanced Ray tracing was added in game. You now get Ray Tracing on tracks and cars. On the base PS5 Ray tracing is only in replays and even then it’s basic Ray tracing not the newer advanced Ray tracing that has 3x more detail.
Getting old is awesome.. My eyes can't tell the difference between blu rays and 4k movies and it sure as hell can't tell the difference between this and the original PS5.
I know that was a joke but It's just a learning tool for casuals like this who *clearly* don't know how to drive, to learn the basic fundamentals of driving lines and breaking zones. You can turn everything off. Even driver aids like TC, ABS, etc. Not saying GT7 is a ultra realistic sim on PC.
@@Vastolorde091nope, for 1+ K dollars, you can get a pretty capable, pre-built PC, that can run most mods....Also, for $700 you can get a handheld gaming PC that is more than twice the specs of the steam deck And even if you pay more, that price is still justified when you factor in all the features and advantages you get with a PC In most countries, to get a full PS5 Pro, with the disc drive and the stand, you'll have to pay at least a 1,000 dollars. So yeah, no thanks, I'd rather save a little more and get a modular PC that I can later upgrade and customize. That gives me multiple platforms to choose from, and free online play, and much cheaper games and great deals on games all year long. Also has a huge modding community, a huge simracing community, and a huge indie game development community. I can also use it for work, studying, designing, editing...etc. You can use it as a full console, with only a controller, if you want. Just hook it to your TV and use Steam's Big Picture mode. You can also use Steam Link for remote play on your phone/tablet, or you can use Steam OS to completely turn your PC into a Steam console. And that's just Steam, there are many other alternatives I'm sorry, but you can't compare consoles to PC. Consoles are cheaper in the short term because companies like Sony and MS sell them at a loss, only to lock you in their platform, and milk you dry in the long term. PC gives you freedom to do whatever you want
@@Vastolorde091 nope, for 1+ K dollars, you can get a pretty capable, pre-built PC, that can run most mods....Also, for $700 you can get a handheld gaming PC that is more than twice the specs of the steam deck And even if you pay more, that price is still justified when you factor in all the features and advantages you get with a PC In most countries, to get a full PS5 Pro, with the disc drive and the stand, you'll have to pay at least a 1,000 dollars. So yeah, no thanks, I'd rather save a little more and get a modular PC that I can later upgrade and customize. That gives me multiple platforms to choose from, and free online play, and much cheaper games and great deals on games all year long. Also has a huge modding community, a huge simracing community, huge emulation and game preservation community, and a huge indie game development community. I can also use it for work, studying, designing, editing...etc. You can use it as a full console, with only a controller, if you want. Just hook it to your TV and use Steam's Big Picture mode. You can also use Steam Link for remote play on your phone/tablet, or you can use Steam OS to completely turn your PC into a Steam console. And that's just Steam, there are many other alternatives I'm sorry, but you can't compare consoles to PC. Consoles are cheaper in the short term because companies like Sony and MS sell them at a loss, only to lock you in their platform, and milk you dry in the long term. PC gives you freedom to do whatever you want
@@Vastolorde091for 1+ K dollars, you can get a pretty capable, pre-built PC, that can run most mods....Also, for $700 you can get a handheld gaming PC that is more than twice the specs of the steam deck And even if you pay more, that price is still justified when you factor in all the features and advantages you get with a PC In most countries, to get a full PS5 Pro, with the disc drive and the stand, you'll have to pay at least a 1,000 dollars. So yeah, no thanks, I'd rather save a little more and get a modular PC that I can later upgrade and customize. That gives me multiple platforms to choose from, and free online play, and much cheaper games and great deals on games all year long, and play all of Xbox and most of Playstation exclusives. Also has a huge modding community, a huge simracing community, a huge indie game community, and a huge game preservation and emulation community......I can also use it for work, studying, designing, editing...etc. You can use it as a full console, with only a controller, if you want. Just hook it to your TV and use Steam's Big Picture mode. You can also use Steam Link for remote play on your phone/tablet, or you can use Steam OS to completely turn your PC into a Steam console. And that's just Steam, there are many other alternatives I'm sorry, but you can't compare consoles to PC. Consoles are cheaper in the short term because companies like Sony and MS sell them at a loss, only to lock you in their platform, and milk you dry in the long term. PC gives you freedom to do whatever you want
The racing line and braking zones look glorious on the PS5 Pro. I'll bet the penalty system is still crap in a higher resolution too. This is not the enhanced updated version though, as the GT7 enhancements haven't been released yet. You're just making use of the additional graphical options the PS5 Pro offers over the standard PS5.
Best looking track racer on consoles, But it has not got the ps5 pro patch yet, so no raytracing during gameplay, raytracing is however many times not worth it, its perfomence killer sadly.
People continue to talk about saturation , but none of them know that there is an option to adjust saturation IN game! Do not post something if you don't know a damn thing...!
Saturation isn't the issue with GT, it's just a matter of preference!.....The problem is the physics, and especially traction. And that problem is most apparent in rally races, or if you're using a DD wheel. GT treats road traction as a binary thing at any given moment, you either have it or you don't. One second you're glued to the road, the next you're gliding on ice!
Yes. So many posts about saturation in the comments, and they know nothing about the saturation slider when you pause it and go to the options. They're also all so gullable and think it's enhanced on the Pro when it isn't yet. The patch nevwr released. And as far as physics, GT7 feels amazing on my $1,000 Fanatec DD+ 15NM wheel base with a Mclaren GT3 wheel and CSL v2 load cell pedals and playing in my Trakracer rig and VR. People don't seem to truly know the games physics and more than likely play on a weak Logitech gear driven wheel.
Looks better than most racing games on the market, They have class leading car models, The only one that is on par with it in terms of graphics is forza horizon 5
@@skyformnot always gt7 does look better than fh5 in some cases, gt7 have by far the best looking and realistic car models too date, Fh5 looks less photorealistic and a bit more cartoony canpared to gt7. So no he is not right.
@@skyformno the car models is the most important aspect of a racing game, its a game about cars, and yes fh5 suffers from more than a couble of outdated car models, its very noticable, enviroments can be important in a game like fh5 where you drive in the enviroments, but in gt7 not as much, and i dont deny some of gt7 tracks could be updated, but i would not say its worth the effort it would take, better to have new tracks instead, Ecerytime i played gt7 it has always been looking good regardless of wheather or day or night, same with fh5, Their is no winner between fh5 and gt7 in terms of graphics they have strengths in different areas. Both are the best looking racing games on the market, And are the only 2 good racing games on the market released the last 4 years,
You're mistaking GT7 for FM8. The new FM is the one that ONLY looks "good" during sunrise, sunset, or night, and with certain cloud settings. GT7 looks good during all times of the day and looks photo realistic without editing also. FH5 looks good, but it's not photorealistic. Nothing looks carttonish about GT7. This video cranked the saturation on max and it's also not Pro enhanced yet
@skyform What???? Do you even understand what I said? No. I watched it in HDR. Saturation is cranked to the max. It doesn't look like this at all when you play it. There is a Saturation slider IN-GAME when you pause it and go into the settings. The Pro does not make it look like this. If that were the case, ALL of the other "Pro" GT7 videos would look like this. This game isn't even Pro enhanced yet
Forza Horizon 5 on the Xbox Series X features two graphical settings: Quality Mode, which targets a full native 4K resolution at 30 frames per second, and a Performance mode which targets 60 frames per second VS Gran Turismo 7 runs at 4K/120fps on PS5 Pro without a patch
It has no Pro patch yet. It still looks good though!
The car is centered on the screen and only the track rotates😛The biggest difference on the PS5 pro was the color saturation...
You ignore the ray tracing clown
The funny thing is they have not updated GT7 lol this does not any enhancements for the PRO
It really does make enhancements better playing it on GT7, even without the update for the PS5 Pro. So with the update it may look even betteron the Pro.
Try again...
Many new modes were added including a 8K option.
You can play at 60fps and 120fps.
Advanced Ray tracing was added in game. You now get Ray Tracing on tracks and cars.
On the base PS5 Ray tracing is only in replays and even then it’s basic Ray tracing not the newer advanced Ray tracing that has 3x more detail.
Getting old is awesome.. My eyes can't tell the difference between blu rays and 4k movies and it sure as hell can't tell the difference between this and the original PS5.
I love the racing line hint and where it tells you to brake,very realistic 😂😂😂
I know that was a joke but It's just a learning tool for casuals like this who *clearly* don't know how to drive, to learn the basic fundamentals of driving lines and breaking zones. You can turn everything off. Even driver aids like TC, ABS, etc. Not saying GT7 is a ultra realistic sim on PC.
You can do all this using reshade on PC. Make any game look like this.
For only 2k dollars.
@@Vastolorde091nope, for 1+ K dollars, you can get a pretty capable, pre-built PC, that can run most mods....Also, for $700 you can get a handheld gaming PC that is more than twice the specs of the steam deck
And even if you pay more, that price is still justified when you factor in all the features and advantages you get with a PC
In most countries, to get a full PS5 Pro, with the disc drive and the stand, you'll have to pay at least a 1,000 dollars. So yeah, no thanks, I'd rather save a little more and get a modular PC that I can later upgrade and customize. That gives me multiple platforms to choose from, and free online play, and much cheaper games and great deals on games all year long. Also has a huge modding community, a huge simracing community, and a huge indie game development community. I can also use it for work, studying, designing, editing...etc. You can use it as a full console, with only a controller, if you want. Just hook it to your TV and use Steam's Big Picture mode. You can also use Steam Link for remote play on your phone/tablet, or you can use Steam OS to completely turn your PC into a Steam console. And that's just Steam, there are many other alternatives
I'm sorry, but you can't compare consoles to PC. Consoles are cheaper in the short term because companies like Sony and MS sell them at a loss, only to lock you in their platform, and milk you dry in the long term. PC gives you freedom to do whatever you want
@@Vastolorde091 nope, for 1+ K dollars, you can get a pretty capable, pre-built PC, that can run most mods....Also, for $700 you can get a handheld gaming PC that is more than twice the specs of the steam deck
And even if you pay more, that price is still justified when you factor in all the features and advantages you get with a PC
In most countries, to get a full PS5 Pro, with the disc drive and the stand, you'll have to pay at least a 1,000 dollars. So yeah, no thanks, I'd rather save a little more and get a modular PC that I can later upgrade and customize. That gives me multiple platforms to choose from, and free online play, and much cheaper games and great deals on games all year long. Also has a huge modding community, a huge simracing community, huge emulation and game preservation community, and a huge indie game development community. I can also use it for work, studying, designing, editing...etc. You can use it as a full console, with only a controller, if you want. Just hook it to your TV and use Steam's Big Picture mode. You can also use Steam Link for remote play on your phone/tablet, or you can use Steam OS to completely turn your PC into a Steam console. And that's just Steam, there are many other alternatives
I'm sorry, but you can't compare consoles to PC. Consoles are cheaper in the short term because companies like Sony and MS sell them at a loss, only to lock you in their platform, and milk you dry in the long term. PC gives you freedom to do whatever you want
@@Vastolorde091for 1+ K dollars, you can get a pretty capable, pre-built PC, that can run most mods....Also, for $700 you can get a handheld gaming PC that is more than twice the specs of the steam deck
And even if you pay more, that price is still justified when you factor in all the features and advantages you get with a PC
In most countries, to get a full PS5 Pro, with the disc drive and the stand, you'll have to pay at least a 1,000 dollars. So yeah, no thanks, I'd rather save a little more and get a modular PC that I can later upgrade and customize. That gives me multiple platforms to choose from, and free online play, and much cheaper games and great deals on games all year long, and play all of Xbox and most of Playstation exclusives. Also has a huge modding community, a huge simracing community, a huge indie game community, and a huge game preservation and emulation community......I can also use it for work, studying, designing, editing...etc. You can use it as a full console, with only a controller, if you want. Just hook it to your TV and use Steam's Big Picture mode. You can also use Steam Link for remote play on your phone/tablet, or you can use Steam OS to completely turn your PC into a Steam console. And that's just Steam, there are many other alternatives
I'm sorry, but you can't compare consoles to PC. Consoles are cheaper in the short term because companies like Sony and MS sell them at a loss, only to lock you in their platform, and milk you dry in the long term. PC gives you freedom to do whatever you want
cranking the contrast all the way up in post production doesn't make it 'ultra realistic'
The racing line and braking zones look glorious on the PS5 Pro. I'll bet the penalty system is still crap in a higher resolution too.
This is not the enhanced updated version though, as the GT7 enhancements haven't been released yet.
You're just making use of the additional graphical options the PS5 Pro offers over the standard PS5.
What I did to make it look like this was change saturation and sharpeners and brightness and contrast on my tv.
definitely up there with a pc 100 percent
Best looking track racer on consoles,
But it has not got the ps5 pro patch yet, so no raytracing during gameplay, raytracing is however many times not worth it, its perfomence killer sadly.
People continue to talk about saturation , but none of them know that there is an option to adjust saturation IN game! Do not post something if you don't know a damn thing...!
Saturation isn't the issue with GT, it's just a matter of preference!.....The problem is the physics, and especially traction. And that problem is most apparent in rally races, or if you're using a DD wheel. GT treats road traction as a binary thing at any given moment, you either have it or you don't. One second you're glued to the road, the next you're gliding on ice!
Yes. So many posts about saturation in the comments, and they know nothing about the saturation slider when you pause it and go to the options.
They're also all so gullable and think it's enhanced on the Pro when it isn't yet. The patch nevwr released.
And as far as physics, GT7 feels amazing on my $1,000 Fanatec DD+ 15NM wheel base with a Mclaren GT3 wheel and CSL v2 load cell pedals and playing in my Trakracer rig and VR. People don't seem to truly know the games physics and more than likely play on a weak Logitech gear driven wheel.
IT LOOKS LIKE MY PS4 PRO
Gran Turismo 7 runs at 4K/120fps on PS5 Pro without a patch
on Ps4 too ?
Its beautiful, the colors is amazing!
looks exactly the same as on ps5
Why is anything remotely dark too dark in this video? Terrible imo
Looks like 2015 game
Looks better than most racing games on the market,
They have class leading car models,
The only one that is on par with it in terms of graphics is forza horizon 5
Haha stop taking drugs bro 😂😂😂😂
@@andreasmoller9798FH5 indeed looks very pretty, especially that it's a huge open world, and it's actually super optimized too
SONY 5 PRO ONLY MORE COLLORS AND REFLECTION ADD,,,,, TRASH JAPAN JAPANESE PEOPLE ALWAYS NOOB ENGINEER'S
Thats your display...
The game is good but you are not good.😂
Still looks like cartoon when compared to Forza5
Nonsense. GT7 the best looking racing game yet.
@@skyformnot always gt7 does look better than fh5 in some cases, gt7 have by far the best looking and realistic car models too date,
Fh5 looks less photorealistic and a bit more cartoony canpared to gt7.
So no he is not right.
@@skyformno the car models is the most important aspect of a racing game, its a game about cars, and yes fh5 suffers from more than a couble of outdated car models, its very noticable, enviroments can be important in a game like fh5 where you drive in the enviroments, but in gt7 not as much, and i dont deny some of gt7 tracks could be updated, but i would not say its worth the effort it would take, better to have new tracks instead,
Ecerytime i played gt7 it has always been looking good regardless of wheather or day or night, same with fh5,
Their is no winner between fh5 and gt7 in terms of graphics they have strengths in different areas.
Both are the best looking racing games on the market,
And are the only 2 good racing games on the market released the last 4 years,
You're mistaking GT7 for FM8. The new FM is the one that ONLY looks "good" during sunrise, sunset, or night, and with certain cloud settings. GT7 looks good during all times of the day and looks photo realistic without editing also. FH5 looks good, but it's not photorealistic. Nothing looks carttonish about GT7. This video cranked the saturation on max and it's also not Pro enhanced yet
@skyform What???? Do you even understand what I said? No. I watched it in HDR. Saturation is cranked to the max. It doesn't look like this at all when you play it. There is a Saturation slider IN-GAME when you pause it and go into the settings. The Pro does not make it look like this. If that were the case, ALL of the other "Pro" GT7 videos would look like this.
This game isn't even Pro enhanced yet
Schaut sehr schlimm aus. Grafisch gibt’s wesentlich besseres auf dem Markt.
looks crap tbh, black crush, over saturated.
Forza Horizon 5 on the Xbox Series X features two graphical settings: Quality Mode, which targets a full native 4K resolution at 30 frames per second, and a Performance mode which targets 60 frames per second
VS
Gran Turismo 7 runs at 4K/120fps on PS5 Pro without a patch
Looks so sterile
looks terrible for a simulation
🤔
Shut up
Shame the game is utter 💩