Скачать или смотреть Fallout 4 at 8K Max Stettings - RTX 5090 - Benchmark with Intel PresentMon

WARNING - There are naked bodies. This video is only for adults who don't mind. If you are underage or don't like nudity, do yourself a huge favor - don't watch this video! Thank you for your understanding.

The program used to perform the benchmark is Intel PresentMon.
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Note regarding 8K recording: The monitor I have is an LG 42C3, which has 4K resolution. To get the game image processed at 8K, I activated the DRS Factor to 4X in the Nvidia control panel. It turns out that my monitor does not support the 8K resolution of 7640X4320, but it does support the 8K resolution at 8192x4320, which is a slightly higher resolution. Unfortunately, this resolution does not comply with the 16:9 format. As I recorded this video using the Nvidia app, this app apparently does not support 8K 8192x4320 resolution and, for a reason I do not know, records the video at 7680X4050 resolution. This did not happen with my previous 4K monitor, an old Philips BDM4065UC. I have already contacted LG asking them to make a firmware for this LG 42C3 to allow support for 8K 7680X4320 resolution, but so far this has not happened.

Additionally, it may take YouTube several days to make this video available in 8K after it is published. After all, this is a small, unimportant YouTube channel. And that's how I intend to keep it. This is for fun, not for business.
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Computer specifications:

Video card: MSI RTX 5090 Ventus 3X Oc, running at factory settings.

Processor: AMD Ryzen 9800X3D (not overclocked as PBO is disabled).

Motherboard: Asus TUF Gaming X870-Plus WIFI.

Memory: 32 GB (16X2) RAM DDR5 6000 CL30-38-38-96 (G.Skill Flare X5). EXPO active.

Power Supply: Seasonic GX-1000 Prime.

Computer case: Cool Master Storm Stryker, with side panels removed for better cooling. Yes, there are more modern and better looking computer cases out there, but I prefer to spend my money where it matters - on the graphics card and processor. You may not believe it, but computer cases do not give FPS.