Ghost of Yotei on PlayStation 5 Pro delivers up to 383 FPS on the RTX 5090 with DLSS 5 and MFG 6X - GameGPU
Benchmark tests show Ghost of Yotei running on PlayStation 5 Pro can deliver up to 383 frames per second when paired with an NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics card using DLSS 5 and frame generation technologies.
In preparation for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI release, GameGPU conducted benchmark tests using a PlayStation 5 Pro console connected to a high-end PC via an AVerMedia Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 capture card. The test system featured an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card running Ghost of Yotei at maximum graphics settings.
The testing utilized NVIDIA's latest technologies including DLSS 5 real-time generative neural rendering and DLSS 4.5 6X frame generation through NeuralScreen v2.6.4l. Video output was managed through OBS Studio with recording handled by the NVIDIA App.
Performance Results
During eight minutes of comprehensive testing across various scenarios including horseback riding in open environments, village walks in rain, story sequences, and intense battles, the system delivered exceptional performance. The frame rate remained consistently high at 285-286 FPS in open world areas, 345-363 FPS during story sequences, and peaked at 350-383 FPS in effects-intensive battles.
Enabling DLSS 5 noticeably transformed the image, making character faces and the overall visuals incredibly realistic thanks to precise processing of lighting, shadows, and fine details.
System Performance
The RTX 5090 operated at approximately 75% load with core frequencies around 2857 MHz, temperatures between 64-77°C, and power consumption ranging from 280W to 368W. The graphics card utilized 6GB of video memory while 10GB of system RAM was consumed. The AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor maintained temperatures of 51-61°C while running at 5225 MHz.
The complete setup demonstrated excellent stability throughout the testing process, positioning it as fully prepared for upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI benchmarks when the highly anticipated title is released.
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