… It also has numerous enemies, so it should stress both the CPU and the GPU. Beast of Reincarnation mostly uses six CPU cores/threads. At 1080p/Max Settings, it is also bottlenecked by our CPU and not by our GPU. …
… As the modder noted, the game may still have some traversal stutters related to texture loading. This mod does not do anything about them. However, most of the traversal stutters will be fixed with it. …
… It can run fine on numerous GPUs, and it does not suffer from any stutters. This is a pleasant surprise for a UE5 game. Sadly, though, AMD users will have to wait until AMD releases its FSR plugin for UE5.8. On the other hand, NVIDIA users can use NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 to further improve performance. …
… Even at 1080p/Very High, our NVIDIA RTX 5090 was used to its fullest. This means that most of you will be bottlenecked by your GPU, and not by your CPU. From what I could see, the game uses 3-4 CPU cores/threads. …
… According to Microsoft, it can also reduce shader compilation stutters. …
… You can clearly see the stutters in the frametime graph when using Ray Tracing. Not only that, but there are some GPU optimization issues on the NVIDIA GPUs. At numerous times, GPU utilization drops to 90%. This could indicate a CPU or RAM bottleneck. However, none of our CPU cores were maxed out. …
… The game can use up to 10 CPU cores/threads. However, it can also be enjoyed on lower-tier CPUs. Take, for example, our simulated quad-core CPU. With an uncapped framerate, the game had major stutters on that PC configuration. …
… So, there is no point in testing different CPU configurations. Most of you will be limited by your GPU and not by your CPU. …
… Even at 1080p/Low Settings, our NVIDIA RTX 5090 was used to its fullest. As such, it was a bit meaningless to test different CPU configurations. In this title, most of you will be limited by your GPU and not by your CPU. …