I actually ran it with mid ray tracing and high settings at 1440p. With dlss and framegem, i was able to comfortably play over 100 fps and have no issue. Was able to explore and fight the bosses pretty well. I wouldnt render it at native resolution because part of the charm of a nvidia card is the dlss and framegen.
At 1440p it should run great with those settings! Are you playing the actual game? This benchmark tool may not correlate 100% with how the game itself performs. I still haven't bitten the bullet on the actual game, YET!
@@Uberklocked yup! Got to chapter 5 last night. It's an amazing game and honestly a breath of fresh air With games taking so long to develop, it could be years before I can play a game that just clicked with me so well. Games that used to release so often just even a decade or two prior was exciting because they took only a year or two to develop and we had a plethora of choices While we may have more game choices via indie, triple AAA games is so sparse that while our graphical demands are more artistic, we haven't really sped up the game develop process to match the demand of players or to catch up. Thanks for the benchmark but in the end... A 4070 ti super is a great card but it's a high mid tier card. 1440p easy with occasional 4k and with Nvidia framegen and dlss If anything this benchmark goes to show how incredible the dlss, framegen, and ray tracing are to pull out the best it can for what the graphic cards can offer, which is spectacular because it means it has amazing staying potential and a solid card to hold on until years down the road. The only sad part is that Nvidia is just expensive.
Don't get me wrong in this benchmark video. The 4070 Ti SUPER is capable of stunning graphics when all the frame boosting tools are dialed in. I have tested some heavy hitting games graphically, like A Plague Tale: Requim, Hellblade II, and RDR2 all maxed settings at 4K native, the 4070 Ti Super handles them well. This benchmark tool maybe a little unoptimized compared with the actual game. They warn of this in the tool. Overall the 4070 Ti SUPER is a fantastic card. You are right about prices though, the entire PC hardware market has gone mad with extreme greed. I guess demand dictates the prices though.
![Black Myth: Wukong | 35 GPUs Tested [1080p, 1440p, 4K | All Presets + Ray Tracing & Upscaling]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pNoN-kUftcc/mqdefault.jpg)
![Black Myth: Wukong | 35 GPUs Tested [1080p, 1440p, 4K | All Presets + Ray Tracing & Upscaling]](/img/tr.png)
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Wonderful video my friend. Very informative. I haven't bought the game and this helps me understand what kind of performance to expect. Thank you!
I'm sure my system will struggle with this game without all the fancy generation tech.
I actually ran it with mid ray tracing and high settings at 1440p.
With dlss and framegem, i was able to comfortably play over 100 fps and have no issue. Was able to explore and fight the bosses pretty well.
I wouldnt render it at native resolution because part of the charm of a nvidia card is the dlss and framegen.
At 1440p it should run great with those settings! Are you playing the actual game? This benchmark tool may not correlate 100% with how the game itself performs. I still haven't bitten the bullet on the actual game, YET!
@@Uberklocked yup! Got to chapter 5 last night. It's an amazing game and honestly a breath of fresh air
With games taking so long to develop, it could be years before I can play a game that just clicked with me so well.
Games that used to release so often just even a decade or two prior was exciting because they took only a year or two to develop and we had a plethora of choices
While we may have more game choices via indie, triple AAA games is so sparse that while our graphical demands are more artistic, we haven't really sped up the game develop process to match the demand of players or to catch up.
Thanks for the benchmark but in the end... A 4070 ti super is a great card but it's a high mid tier card. 1440p easy with occasional 4k and with Nvidia framegen and dlss
If anything this benchmark goes to show how incredible the dlss, framegen, and ray tracing are to pull out the best it can for what the graphic cards can offer, which is spectacular because it means it has amazing staying potential and a solid card to hold on until years down the road.
The only sad part is that Nvidia is just expensive.
Don't get me wrong in this benchmark video. The 4070 Ti SUPER is capable of stunning graphics when all the frame boosting tools are dialed in. I have tested some heavy hitting games graphically, like A Plague Tale: Requim, Hellblade II, and RDR2 all maxed settings at 4K native, the 4070 Ti Super handles them well. This benchmark tool maybe a little unoptimized compared with the actual game. They warn of this in the tool. Overall the 4070 Ti SUPER is a fantastic card. You are right about prices though, the entire PC hardware market has gone mad with extreme greed. I guess demand dictates the prices though.