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[cpurpe91]

Here are my scores in the Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark at 1440p.

I did have a couple programs open in the background so results may be on the lower side, while they still give a general idea of how well hardware like mine will run the game.

My specs are as follows: 

The only settings I changed were related to FSR, VRS, and turning RT on max and turning it completely off.

Native RT Max

Native No RT

Native RT Max VRS

Native No RT VRS

FSR Native AA RT Max

FSR Native AA No RT

FSR Native AA RT Max VRS

FSR Native AA No RT VRS

FSR Quality RT Max

FSR Quality No RT

FSR Quality RT Max VRS

FSR Quality No RT VRS

[BigAl01]

I think you're good with those FPS averages.  

[Montagyuu]

1440p Native Ultra preset No RT (for some reason the RT option is greyed out in the menu)
Proton 9.0-4, linux 6.12.13, mesa 24.3.4
CPU: R7 5800X3D, PBO Curve Optimizer -20

GPU: RX 7900 XTX (XFX Merc 310, stock vbios, no OC)

While the average is okay this benchmark really doesn't feel fluid at points. It's a bit of a herky jerky mess during any significant scene change. I'm surprised the RE engine can feel this bad in motion.

[cpurpe91]

I felt the same way about the test. It isn't as fluid as I thought it would be considering my hardware.

[Montagyuu]

Retested the same settings with Mesa 25.0.0 and Proton Experimental. The game still doesn't feel good in motion a lot of the time, but it is a bit improved. The average fps also reflects that.

Also figured I'd test the most performant settings from the original post

FSR Quality No RT

It does make for a tangible improvement, although that little town in the second to last scene of the benchmark must be very cpu bound, there was near to no performance improvement there.