Fortnite now runs at full 4K on Xbox One X
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With its newest patch, Fortnite now runs at full 4K resolution on Xbox One X.
Back in late November, Fortnite received a patch to make it Xbox One X enhanced. Unfortunately, it still didn’t run at full 4K resolution. The PR team at Epic confirmed at the time that Fortnite ran at 80% of 4K (3072 by 1728 pixels), though the image was then upsampled to 4K through a high-quality software upsampler. Now players will get a crisp full 4K image when playing Fortnite.
You can read the general fixes of the V.2.5.0 patch notes detailed on Epic Games’ website below.
- Enabled dynamic resolution and high quality temporal upsampling on PS4 and Xbox One.
- Dynamic resolution gives more consistent framerate during heavy combat and increases visual fidelity when load on the GPU is lighter.
- Full 4K Resolution now supported on Xbox One X.
- Added a key binding for “Toggle Pickaxe” on PC.
- PC + Mac Social Panel has been expanded to make browsing long lists of friends easier.
- Added distinctive sound variations when starting to build with Wood/Stone/Metal.
- Fixed multiple scenarios where connectivity errors would block login.
- Improved XMPP connection recovery on console.
- Optimized XMPP payloads.
- Removed extra queries when returning from match.
- Removed redundant store queries.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a problem with empty progress bars incorrectly showing as full bars on Mac.
- Fixed Discord game invites and rich presence information.
