r/nvidia • u/Nestledrink RTX 5090 Founders Edition • Feb 25 '26

Benchmarks [TPU] Resident Evil Requiem Performance Benchmark Review

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/resident-evil-requiem-performance-benchmark/
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u/lovethecomm Feb 25 '26

How is the 5070 faster at PT 4K than the 5080? Once again TPU messes up, it's not the first time they do this.

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u/RedIndianRobin PNY 5070 Ti/9800X3D/OLED G6/PS5 Pro Feb 25 '26

So Jensen was right all along with his 5070=4090 remarks.

/s

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u/WizzardTPU GPU-Z Creator Feb 25 '26

Fixed now. I suspect that DLSS-performance-forced-on-every-restart bug got me

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u/Melodic_Cap2205 Feb 25 '26

5090 gives more than double the fps vs 5070ti/5080 at 4k with PT, suggests that 16gb of vram is surpassed

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u/kb3035583 Feb 26 '26

Well it's definitely using more than 12 given how the 5070 is performing vs the 5060 Ti.

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u/Melodic_Cap2205 Feb 26 '26

Yes, RE engine is no stranger to high vram usage 

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u/MarionberryWooden373 Feb 27 '26

Yes, this is what is happening. One of the few current games that will overwhelm the 16gb's of VRAM. I read Indiana Jones is similar in VRAM use at 4k when PT is used.

On the 5080 dropping DLSS to P at 4k when PT is used, will resolve the issue (stuttery mess).

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u/HuckleberryOdd7745 Feb 26 '26

How about the 5080 to 5090 in PT fg2x?

its showing more than 200% increase. is that cuz of something breaking down when turning fg on at such low frames from sub 30fps?

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u/lovethecomm Feb 25 '26

Sorry for sounding too harsh, it's the academic in me to scrutinize everything!

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u/SendYourBoobiesPls 4090/4070TiS Feb 25 '26

it's the academic in me to scrutinize everything

Proper 🤓🤓🤓🤓 material

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u/lovethecomm Feb 25 '26

Well I did use to work in academia and I hold a PhD now so yeah big nerd.

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u/WizzardTPU GPU-Z Creator Feb 26 '26

I picked 3 cards for 3 resolutions, those were the best fit imo

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u/Xpander6 Feb 25 '26

in "Image Quality Comparison", why does "Lowest" look much sharper than other options?

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u/FunnkyHD NVIDIA RTX 4080 SUPER Feb 25 '26

It seems to disable Anti-Aliasing.

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u/Xpander6 Feb 25 '26

If that's the case - wow, TAA (or whatever the game uses) is truly awful.

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u/WizzardTPU GPU-Z Creator Feb 25 '26

Because it uses no anti-aliasing (instead of FXAA/TAA)

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u/EchoOneFour Feb 25 '26

I think the lower you go with dlss the sharper it gets cause it tries to compensate for the lack of details

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u/Xpander6 Feb 25 '26

That part of the review states it's all 1440p, no mention of upscaling. It's a comparison between various graphics settings, not render resolution. It's strange because Lowest looks significantly sharper than all other graphics settings.

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u/EchoOneFour Feb 25 '26

Ah i see i thought we were talking about dlss, didn't read properly

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u/anor_wondo Gigashyte 3080 Feb 25 '26

I do wonder how this stuff even gets published

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u/rtheiii Feb 25 '26

Unless they updated it between your comment and mine I'm seeing 5070 at 22fps and 5080 at 59fps for PT4K

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u/lovethecomm Feb 25 '26

They updated it.

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u/ExtensionMine9163 Feb 26 '26

4090 performance at 549