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NVIDIA RTX 4090 runs Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Single-Player with 70-90fps at Native 4K, Max Settings and DLAA

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be released in a few hours and we got a chance to play the final version prior to its official launch. As such, I’ve decided to share my initial tech performance impressions. Can the NVIDIA RTX 4090 run it with over 60fps at Native 4K/Max Settings? Well, spoiler alert. It can.

For these 4K benchmarks, we used an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D with 32GB of DDR5 at 6000Mhz, and the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090. We also used Windows 10 64-bit, and the GeForce 565.90 driver. I know there is a new driver for the game. Still, overall performance seemed already great. Moreover, we’ve disabled the second CCD on our 7950X3D.

Our PC system was able to run the first mission with 70-90fps at Native 4K on Max Settings and with DLAA. The game supports both AMD FSR 3.1 and NVIDIA DLSS 3. This means that you can also use DLSS/FSR Super Resolution and Frame Generation to further improve your performance.

The only minor drop I saw was during a scripted event at the end of the first mission. When the helicopter crashes, the framerate drops to 48fps and then goes back to 80fps. During gameplay, I never saw any drops below 70fps. That was while recording and with DLAA.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 does not support any Ray Tracing effects. Instead, the game relies on pre-baked lighting techniques to enhance its visuals. And, at times, the game can look pretty awesome. I mean, take a look at the following screenshot. Everything looks top-notch here.

COD BO6 SP screenshot

From what I’ve seen, the campaign also looks better – graphically – than the one we got for Modern Warfare 3. That’s a relief as MW3 SP was a big disappointment. And yes, this is a full-fledged single-player campaign.

Our PC Performance Analysis for COD: BO6 will go live later this weekend. So, stay tuned for more. Until then, you can go ahead and take a look at this 10-minute gameplay video.

Enjoy!

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 SP - Native 4K/Max Settings - NVIDIA RTX 4090

24 thoughts on “NVIDIA RTX 4090 runs Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Single-Player with 70-90fps at Native 4K, Max Settings and DLAA”

    1. Yeah game looks like a*s.
      Looks much worse than MW2019 and BF 2042.
      Beenox is bad in optimization, and the "new" engine is trash.

    2. If only So well – atleast we could choose other then the garbage now, that we are force fed with – ni**ers and fa**ots and disgusting ugly b**ches!

      1. CoD has been gay for quite some time, they're just taking it a bit too literally now.

        Also, andypants gives me strong grifter/honeypot vibes. He did a debate with act man (more like act ma'am) and got absolutely wrecked. He lost so badly that it makes me think he did failed on purpose to make our side look bad.

        1. Andy is either a blatant grifter or an actual Gibbon. Man is like 40 sounding like a 15 year old. I just couldnt imagine a person that old with actual responsibilities producing the kind of content i've heard from him. I think I do probably disagree with a lot of your "side" but that guy needs to be excised the same way the left needs to excise Brianna Wu.

  1. Black Ops 6 also ships with FSR 3.1.2 DLL files, which hasn't been announced yet on GPUOpen
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    You can already update DLSS Enabler / Optiscaler with the new DLL.

      1. I don’t have a link, but you can join DLSS2FSR Discord server, where DLSS Enabler / Optiscaler are being developed. dll file is there also.

  2. Literaly looks like a decade old game, with slightly better lighting! The only thing decent is facial animation capture tech they use in COD games these days….
    Also a woman captain commanding special ops team in a 1991 Iraq-Kuwait conflict zone…?!

  3. Cannot wait to play this game when I get home to my wife and her boyfriend. Props to the dev team for putting in the first non binary operator. Take notes people this is progress right here. Humanity will be better for this.

  4. Currently DLSS can decrease performance not increasing it. Some news showing at least 40% drop before DLSS or FSR applied. So without DLAA you have to get so much higher performance. Even Laptop 4090 maxed out showing nearly 70fps at native res.

    Also it looks like most of the lightning (not just shadows) – real-time.

    And RT definitly here. But in a form of water caustics. You can't turn it on without RT capable cards.

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