News - Cod Warzone 2. Rtx 3050. 1080p. 1440p. 4k. Dlss. Fsr Benchmark
Let's jump down here; I'm going to fly over this little part of the city, which looks pretty good. Snipers, man, come on. 55 FPS while looking over the map is honestly not too bad. I thought it was going to be far worse, but I couldn't put it up here; at least we're doing okay, this whole area's locked down, and I'm just going to leave it with my teammates at 70 FPS once we are.
I guess, in a close quarter situation where there's not much to render and a lot of stuttering and jumping into this window, though my relax came from SMG. That's a mostly 60 fps experience, but in those heavier situations, it's going to drop down into the 50s and even the 40s at that time. So. I guess you can run this game natively at 2030 pillow settings and have a decent time, but what you should do is just go ahead and use FSL, use the quality preset, and you're going to see they're going to be getting ad-fps.
1440p fsr quality
I'm guessing 100 frames per second is almost crazy, and as you can see, the Corey looks very similar to Native 140p.
I wouldn't go above the quality pretty set on FSR; using balance of performance just ruins the quality of the game, and you might as well just play the game ATP at that point. Well, we're getting a lot of listeners. What is this okay stop flickering like that, and we can compare this to DLSS sitting here getting 98 FPS almost 99 FPS, and using TLS, I'm going to use the quality preset as well.
1440p dlss quality
Okay, we're getting 88 FPS, so a little bit lower; the flickering doesn't want to go away; the game is more blurry; or the game isn't as sharp as FSR 1.0; that's what it looks like, but it still does look pretty decent, and it's definitely usable. My game is glitching out though; it's just having a hard time running this game, I guess.
I'm playing with 4K lower settings, still no FSR, and we're getting just about 40 FPS, which is very close to it sitting in the high 30s pretty much. I highly doubt I'm going to be playing with this. I'm going to go ahead and just skip past this portion and choose DLSS to start off. We can't get away with playing the game at balance DLSS or in performance 4K, but I'm going to start off with balance.
Corey looks like native balance mode looks very close to native, and as you can see, we can't even get 60 fps like this seriously. All right, we're finally going to be using the performance DLSS if you can get 60 efforts at this point, but I don't know if that's possible to do, so Scott isn't really doing the best in this game.
There we go, just about 60 frames per second of performance DLSS. It's honestly not worth playing like this. Quality is the best mode for FSR, and we're getting almost 60 FPS but occasionally falling short into the mid-50s.
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