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    Monster Hunter Wilds Benchmark Score: Performance Insights Inside!

    The Monster Hunter Wilds PC benchmark tool has been released to help players evaluate how well their hardware can handle the game before its official launch on February 28, 2025. Below are key details about the benchmark:

    Benchmark Overview

    • Size: Approximately 29 GB for download and installation.
    • Process: The benchmark runs a demo that transitions from a cutscene to real-time gameplay in the Windward Plains. It assigns a performance score based on system capability.
    • Scoring System:
      • 20,000+: Excellent performance.
      • 13,000–19,999: Comfortable gameplay.
      • 10,250–12,999: Fully playable without major issues.
      • 7,000–10,249: Playable with recommended setting adjustments.
      • 5,200–6,999: Requires significant setting changes.
      • Below 5,199: Difficult to play.

    Performance Insights

    • The benchmark provides both a performance score and average FPS. It supports features like ray tracing, DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), and Frame Generation to optimize visuals and frame rates.
    • Enabling Frame Generation improves smoothness but slightly lowers the overall score due to increased processing demands.
    • Players using mid-tier GPUs like the RTX 3070 may need to lower settings at higher resolutions (e.g., 1440p) to maintain acceptable frame rates.

    How to Use the Benchmark

    1. Download the tool from Steam or the official website.
    2. Install it and run the test via your Steam library.
    3. Adjust graphics settings (e.g., resolution, ray tracing) and rerun as needed to optimize performance for your system.

    Important Notes

    • The benchmark results may not fully reflect in-game performance due to potential optimizations in the final release version.
    • It is recommended for players to check system requirements beforehand to ensure compatibility.

    This tool is particularly useful for PC gamers aiming to fine-tune their settings ahead of launch or deciding whether their hardware is sufficient for the game.