Final Fantasy XVI 4K 1440P 1080P MSI Vanguard RTX 5090 AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D Performance Benchmark

In this video, I benchmark Final Fantasy XVI at 4K native DLAA mode, 1440P and 1080P native resolutions along with DLSS quality mode with all graphics options cranked up with my overclocked MSI Vanguard SOC RTX 5090 graphics card and AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPU. So, I never did benchmark the Final Fantasy 16 demo on my RTX 5090 graphics card. At the start of the video, I kept getting cut scene interruptions when benchmarking, but roughly 4 minutes into the video, I get to an area where I can properly benchmark everything in all the previously mentioned resolutions and DLSS settings, followed by 2x frame generation at the very end of the video. Performance seemed to be pretty good, no stutters, or frame time spikes, very solid performance and good GPU utilization at all the settings tested. As always, I appreciate everyone supporting the channel with likes, comments, and being subscribed. It is always very much so appreciated! My full system specs are posted below: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D -20 PBO Off-set MSI X670E Tomahawk WiFi Motherboard (latest bios) Windows 11 OS MSI Vanguard SOC RTX 5090 300 MHZ Core OC & 3,000 MHZ memory OC W Nvidia 581.94 Drivers 32 GB G.Skill Trident Z5 AMD Expo DDR5 PC6400 CL32 RAM Corsair H170i Elite LCD AIO W/ 420 mm radiator. 1x Crucial T700 4TB PCI-E GEN 5 NVMe SSD & 1 WD SN850X 4TB NVMe SSD Seasonic 1300 Watt Platinum Rated PSU W/ Dedicated 16 Pin pin PCI-E Cable. Corsair Obsidian 1000D Super Tower Case. Acer Predator 32 Inch 4K 144 Hertz HDR Display Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:17 4K native DLAA high settings (max) 01:08 4K native gameplay resumes 04:23 Benchmark begins 05:42 4K DLSS quality mode 07:08 144OP native resolution 08:53 1440P DLSS quality mode 10:15 1080P native resolution 12:09 4K native 2x frame generation 13:30 Reverting to 4K native no FG 13:50 Wrapping up video 14:00 Thanks For Watching! #finalfantasxvi #gamingbenchmark RTX5090 #VanguardRTX5090 #Ryzen99950X3D #gamingbenchmark #rpggames #finalfantasy