Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 in the test: Benchmarks with 21 graphics cards, including tuning tips 134 comments
In the benchmark test for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, 21 graphics cards from Nvidia, AMD and Intel are to prove themselves in the highly promised game. If you meet the right graphics card settings (tuning tips), the game is moderately demanding, but it can also quickly require high-end GPUs.
Content 1 Benchmarks with 21 graphics cards, including Tuning Tipskingdom, Come: Deliverance II: The technology of the PC version UpSampling (NVIDIA DLSS / AMD FSR) In the Widescreen analysis in the short test The official system requires the graphics menu In detail The official loading times of the official official loading times. Steam Deck – Compatibility 2 benchmarks (WQHD, UWQHD & UHD), Frametimes and VRAMDA’s Test System and benchmark scene benchmarks in WQHD, UWQHD and Ultra HD How does the game perform in full HD? Benchmarks in WQHD, UWQHD and Ultra HD with the experimental preset tuning tips for more FPS Frame stimulation is successful.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II: The technology of the PC version
It was fast: less than 24 hours after the start, the developers at Warhorse were able to report that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II had already sold a million times. Very good test reviews from the press were preceded and the first opinions of the players were very positive. Techconseil has now considered in the detailed benchmark test whether this also applies to technology.
Like the first part of Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Test) from 2018, the second game relies on the CryenGine and is now quite exotic. It’s unclear what version of the engine it is, but it should roughly match the Hunt: Showdown 1896 (test) stand with its own extensions.
Technical specifications Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Properties Warhorse Studios Publisher Deep Silver Engine CryEngine API DirectX 12 Nvidia Reflex 2 No AMD Anti-Lag 2 HDR No 1x Temporal Upsampling NVIDIA DLSSS 4 Transformer No NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution (SR) ✓ NVIDIA DLSS Ray Reconstruction (RR) No NVIDIA DLSS Frame Generation (FG) No NVIDIA DLSSS Generation Multi Frame (MFG) No Super Resolution FSR (SR) ✓ Frame Generation FSR (FG) No Intel RX 7900 GRE UWQHD RTX 3080 / RX 7900 XT UHD RTX 4070 TI / RX 7900 XTX directly to references + Tonsintes
80 euro (gold edition)
Visually, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II can be attested to a decent certificate. The game is even really pretty at times, especially the mood lighting when the sun rises and falls, the game captures great and many environments also give a lot. However, there are still scenes in which the lighting is flat and the character animations are generally more than average.
The title cannot handle Raytracing, whereby the game’s rays have visible benefits. Reflections on the screen space of the many lakes not only show the usual artifacts, but also let it “wipe” if the object to be reflected cannot be seen on the screen. And with the large open world as well as the change of day and night, global lighting using ray tracing would also be a greater optical advantage.
Upsampling (NVIDIA DLSS / AMD FSR) in DER Analyze
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II supports NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR in super-resolution. DLSS is version 3.7.10, probably FSR 3.1 – The latter is not entirely clear, but as a DLL file for FSR can be found in the index, this suggests the current version. Frame generation is not available on any platform.
The startle recommendation
With the edge of the edge, all modes have its peculiarity with which you must find your way. In connection with the smoothing of the edge made up of the game, the native resolution produces a fairly stable image, but must work on beautiful details, in particular with medium and high ranges. As a result, trees, for example, look much more like a green “uniform mush” at a small distance and not like a tree with many leaves.
AMD FSR does a very good job in resolutions like Ultra HD and can be used without any problems. Image stability is not as good with native resolution on these trees, but can keep up. In addition, for the advantage of better elaborating fine elements, the tree is then visible again (although a little more sparkling).
In turn, DLSS has to struggle with the problem that the developers – and stronger than, for example, in FSR – Reel, so that the image looks incredibly sharp, but also tends to flicker surprisingly often. Here, however, the remedies of the Spicot controller. It needs to be rotated all the way when using DLSS, then the sharpness of the image is comparable to that of FSR.
So optimized, DLSS can also expand its strengths and offers the best image quality in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II: DLSS quality looks better than FSR quality and also than native resolution, although it renders more pixels. Because DLSS manages to maintain all the graphical details of the game and provides better image stability than FSR.
Large screen im kurz-test
Most games today support popular widescreen formats, but not all titles still or not. Techtip recorded the following 2 screenshots in the resolution 3440 × 1440 (UWQHD) and 2560 × 1440 (WQHD), which corresponds to the 21:9 and classic 16:9 aspect ratio. This shows how the game deals with widescreen resolutions.
Official system requirements
System requirements for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Recommended minimum recommended 1080p, 30 fps
1080p at low frames, 60 fps
Average preset 1440p, 60 fps
1080p average presentation, 30 fps
High-Preset 1440p, 60 fps
High-Preset 1440p, 60 fps
2160p, 30fps
Intel Core i5-8400 ultra-preset processor
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Intel Core i5-13600K
AMD Ryzen 5 7600x Intel Core i5-12600K
AMD Ryzen 7 5800x Intel Core i7-13700K
AMD Ryzen 7 7800x3D RAM 16GB RAM 24GB RAM 32GB Graphics Card RAM Nvidia Geforce GTX 1060
AMD Radeon RX 580 Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060
AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060 Super
AMD Radeon RX 5700 Nvidia Geforce RTX 4070
AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT Nvidia Geforce RTX 4080
AMD Radeon RX 7900
The graphic menu in detail
Properties Graphics Presets ✓ (Experimental, Ultra, High, Medium, Low) Individual Graphics Options ✓ FPS-Limiter ✓ Dynamic Resolution Non-Owned Up/Dowscaling NO/NO SPATIAL APPALIGATION OF AMD/NVIDIA NO/NO REALING ✓ FPS Counter Mincary VRAM USAGE INDICATOR NO LIFE PREVIOUS
Loading times
Some games load incredibly quickly, others take forever. Equipped with a stopwatch, the editorial team measures loading times in the main menu, then from there to the test sequence. Since loading times can vary, this is done three times and then an average is formed. The computer is rewritten between each attempt, so there are no more files in the cache. If there are stopping intros or video sequences, you will be clicked, because only pure loading time is important. If the game is significantly compiled in advance, this run will not be included in the bill. Shader creation time is given separately.
It should be borne in mind that the computer base has a high-end PC, which is equipped with a Ryzen 7 9800x3d and a Seagate Firecuda 530 as a PCIE 4.0 compatible NVME SSD. As a result, loading times on most systems will be longer. The values here are for guidance only.
So quickly the game prompts you to the main menu of the test sequence shader compilation menu for 12 seconds 16 seconds no
Official Steam Deck Compatibility
When games appear on the Steam platform, they often run on the Steam bridge. The editorial team does not always have the opportunity to check the performance of the portable console, but Steam always gives a general classification of compatibility with titles. How it fails can be found here in the article.
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