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If you allow frame gen in that number, probably. If not, severely doubt it. Game performance is pretty close to the benchmark (particularly the scene that actually has a bunch of monsters in it), barring other technical issues causing stuttering for some people. If you are willing to accept upscaling and frame generation on a 3090(!!!) to hit pseudo-60fps, then sure, you'll get what you expect.
It's not just performance that drags it down either, but it's a big part of it. But the hunting is at times quite good, too, so it's very much a mixed bag.
Like, my computer is "a little better than average" by 2021's standard, and the game runs fine for me at 1080p/60fps with most of the settings at "High."
I'm completely okay with that, but others might treat anything less than getting 4k/120fps at all "Ultra" settings with the super-resolution pack installed is tantamount to having Capcom personally gouge their eyes out. Different standards for different folks, I suppose.
yeah and the expansion will be mixed because its too hard (looking at iceborne)
RTX 2080TI
64 GB DDR5 RAM
m.2 SSD
Game runs fine on mid to high settings, with 50-60 FPS on 5120x1440 (FPS limit set to 60. No framegen, as my card doesn't support it, but DLSS in quality mode.
why?
I'm genuinely asking. Is because my specs are not up to date?, or something else?
Yeah, i've been testing some setting, and it seems that a mixed bag of mid-high settings is my go to for my resolution if i want stable 90fps. I don't currently have a good sigh so going for ultra is not really a thing for me. As long as it looks fluid i think ill go for whatever.
so thats also a big performance hit
yeah it runs like that in some scenes that have a lot of going on, but it can go for 60 in scenes that doesn't have much going on.
This is more likely to see how my gpu performs and i can have a reference, at least on the benchmark tool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fdW9AHywqs&t=745s
You can go over 60 if i downgrade my monitor to 1080p but i think if i want to downgrade my resolution better use dlss no, that's why we bought rtx cards after all.
And my gpu is 4years old, so i guess it's fine to run like this on a modern games, after all i'm getting not that good performance in marvel rivals as well, as i had with games 4 years ago, so i had to use dlss there too.
So i guess these last years games are better suited for more recent and powerful gpu.
You'll do fine
nice, then, I'll go for it.