If you want to test out how well your rig can handle the physics simulation and high-action moments, we recommended running the "Dartmoor" benchmarking scene as we found it to be pretty representative of the most demanding moments in Hitman 3. Considering Hitman is mostly about stealth, on average we assume most players would take a more slow and methodical approach. Overall we felt that this was fairly representative of your overall time spent in Hitman 3, though it should be noted that performance will drop depending on the quality of the 3 settings mentioned above (Super Sampling, Simulation Quality, and Variable Rate Shading) as well as depending on the amount of action in the scene. Our benchmark run then consisted of a walk through one of the opening levels, with lots of detailed models and dynamic lighting, reflections, and a large crowd of NPCs. We'll be talking more about this later in the article, but for now we can say that the benchmarking tool and in-game performance do not match exactly and therefore should not be used in order to judge exact in-game performance. Hitman 3 does include an in-game benchmarking tool, however in our testing we found it to be quite inconsistent with in-game performance. Some graphics options like Super Sampling, Simulation Quality, and Variable Rate Shading all dramatically affect performance so each one has been either turned off or set to their lowest value (represented in bold) for these benchmarks in order to standardize the results. Low and Ultra are pretty self-explanatory in that they involve turning the graphics settings to their lowest or highest respectively, whilst Medium is a good mix of Medium/Normal settings. Unfortunately, Hitman 3 does not include any graphical presets to choose from, so we've opted to just do our own custom presets for Low, Medium, and Ultra quality. From there we can see the performance of the minimum and recommended system requirement graphics cards and consider how well optimized Hitman 3 really is. Then we go through the FPS test results of each graphics card running at 1080p, 1440p and 4K screen resolutions.
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Agent 47 will be telling his final tale (at least for now) but how well does it perform on our systems? We take a look at the PC performance benchmarks for Hitman 3.įirst of all, in this PC performance benchmark article for Hitman 3, we benchmark a range of graphics cards going from the higher-end RTX 3070 as well as the RTX 2060 to the lower-end R9 380 - which is close to the minimum required GPU for 1080p resolution on Low graphics settings and the mid-range GTX 1060 - which is close to the recommended GPU for 1080p High graphics settings. The bald-headed gun-wielding assassin is back again in the third and last installment for the recently rebooted trilogy of the Hitman series.
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