Unlike other racers, Project CARS 2 depends on a lot of in-game physics and simulation and as you would have already guessed by now, these processes are CPU dependent. It’s a tad disappointing that we don’t see a higher operating image buffer but there is a good reason behind the same.
Instead, the game is rendered at 1650p resolution on the Xbox One X. To begin with, Project CARS 2 doesn’t run at a native 4K resolution. However, the results are not what we expected. Project CARS 2 is an Xbox One X enhanced title and we were quite intrigued to check whether the game manages to outperform the PS4 Pro in terms of performance and rendering resolution. But in less demanding scenes, the console had no issues reaching a rock solid 60fps. However, the PS4 Pro version struggled to reach a locked 60fps in case of stress tests such as thunderstorms and a higher car count on track. Running at 1440p resolution with a target frame rate of 60fps resulted into an unparalled racing experience on consoles. The PS4 Pro version, as expected, was the best version to play the game on. The game launched on the PS4 and Xbox One back in September, along with support for the PS4 Pro. Featuring complex physics simulation, an insane number of customization and weather options, Project CARS 2 makes for a rather taxing title for consoles to run. Project CARS 2 is easily one of the most graphically demanding games of 2017.
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