When the RTX 40 series graphics card was released, NVIDIA also gave gamers a great gift and launched the RTX version of “Portal with RTX”, which will be updated for free from December 8th.
The hardware requirements of the game have been announced before and the requirements are not low: 1080p 30fps requires RTX 3060+DLSS2, 1080p 60fps requires RTX 3080+DLSS2, and 4K 60fps requires RTX 4080+DLSS3.
How about the actual game test? TPU’s website announced the results, and the test is still split into 1080p, 2K and 4K resolutions, maximum quality, and RTX enabled.
How to say this result, it might be the most hardware hungry game I’ve seen in years. At 1080p, light chasing has already rendered many high-end graphics cards unable to support 30fps. RTX 4080 and RTX 4090 can only exceed 60 fps and 90 fps.
If you’re watching 4K ray chasing image quality, that’s almost every second you’re dealing with the video card:Including graphics cards like the RTX 3080 and RX 6950 XT are all at 1fps – you read that right, that’s really a 1-frame gaming performance, which is probably slower than PPT.
If DLSS isn’t enabled for 4K optical tracking, the RTX 4090 will only have 26fps and the smooth 30fps won’t even be achieved.
Even if DLSS2 or DLSS3 is activated, there are only 4 graphics cards that can exceed 30fps, RTX 4080 is only 45fps and RTX 4090 is only 64fps.
The RTX version of “Portal” has directly become the king of the new generation of graphics cards.
