Black Myth Wukong PC Benchmark Tool Is Now Available: Includes Ray Tracing & DLSS/FSR/XeSS Support
The PC Benchmark tool for the highly anticipated AAA title, Black Myth Wukong, is now available for download at Steam.
Fire Up Your Rigs, It's Benchmarking Time! Black Myth Wukong PC Benchmark Tool Release
Developed by Chinese studio, Game Science, Black Myth Wukong is a brand new IP with a focus on Action RPG mechanics. The game is based around the Chinese novel, Journey to The West and will put you in control of the "Destined One" who will roam around the mythical land, fighting off very unique enemies.
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The game went gold last week and was followed by an impressive trailer which gives us a taste of the amazing visuals that this game is going to offer. On a technical side, Black Myth Wukong will be very demanding based on its system requirements which require up to an RTX 4070 and RX 7800 XT for Ultra quality without ray tracing. To maximize the RT quality, you'll need a beefier GPU such as the GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER or above. The CPU requirements are nominal with the developer's recommended 6 and 8-core chips from AMD & Intel (9th Gen / Ryzen 5000).
As for the graphics settings, Black Myth Wukong has the basic display configuration panel which lets you change the resolution, display mode, aspect ratio, framerate-cap, V-Sync, and Motion Blur. The Graphics Settings offers more detailed customization which has the "Recommended Graphics Settings" apply option at the very top followed by options to configure Super Resolution.
The game supports all three Super Resolution technologies from NVIDIA, AMD & Intel including DLSS, FSR, and XeSS. There's a fourth "TSR" (Temporal Super Resolution) option too. Frame Generation can be used with DLSS, FSR and TSR but it looks like NVIDIA cards don't support FSR Frame-Gen at the moment DLSS Frame-Gen works fine.
The Super Resolution quality can be set via a slider. A 100% slider means that sampling is applied to the native resolution
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