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You should be getting less than 120fps with framegen.
I'm using i7 14700k with rtx 4070, so my fps is around somewhere there.
And the site benchmarks even with i3 10100 is pretty much similar, which is slightly better than i7 7700.
You're slightly cpu bottlenecked with the game, you might get more fps with framegen when upgrading the cpu, but not by much.
If you're gonna use framegen, and if you get black squared textures, disable framegen in the main menu and only enable it after continuing the game, each time you start the game up.
Also a warning, there is some sort of bug going on with the game that if you don't have the expansion dlc, you can't play the game.
I know my combi of card and cpu is a bit exotic but so far every modern game was running pretty solid in 1080p (even alan wake2).
I only worrie a bit because most min requirement for games are 6 cores and not sure how my old 4core can handle this.
I have Alan Wake 2 also and with Path Tracing enabled, I would consider it heavier than this game on Ultra (not sure about Unobtainium setting though, I tried it once and it was way too heavy at the resolution I’m trying to run the game at). You can always grab it and play for 90 minutes and refund it if performance is bad. The game is actually really fun and visually stunning, up there with Cyberpunk/Alan Wake 2/Horizon Forbidden West and other PS Studios games. I’m not the biggest fan of Ubisoft open world games but I actually view Avatar as one of their best games in quite a while. And at least you have multithreading on your quad core, it might have a bit longer in it than you think.
I have even no problem with running games without ray/pathracing because my standards are not this high anymore at graphics (it is more important for me that the game runs stable).