Resident Evil 4 (2023) (AMD FX-8350 with MSI RTX 2070 Super)

(Disclaimer: If your motherboard can handle a higher load/increase in temps, turn off Cool & Quiet in the bios along with other power management features that favor throttling. This will help with stutter/frame drops some and in general, contribute to maximum performance. Also keep in mind that recording utilities do have some impact on performance. And lastly, the goal of any given test is to see if the game can at least be run at some kind of console experience, if not better. Due to that, if necessary, I will point out if a frame cap would be ideal.)

Resident Evil 4 on the AMD FX-8350, again. This time with no frame limit in place. Hardware used is a FX-8350 setup, with 16gb of ram, 1TB SSD storage for games, and a RTX 2070 Super for the GPU (overkill for the cpu, but used to ensure compatibility with newer titles). During a discord discussion earlier, someone asked me if the game could maintain 60FPS with a frame limit removed. It can, but only with the lowest settings, with you standing still or in some extremely lower demanding areas. More so with the FX overclocked.

A more achievable, and acceptable, 50fps average in many areas is possible however. This is with decent visuals enabled, if you are ok with frame drops into the 40s, and sometimes mid/high 30s (given you even have a GPU installed that can do so). Balanced preset is enabled this time around, with High Quality 2GB textures. A couple rounds of Mercenaries, and some of the main game are played in this test run.