The new and expected Kingdom eats Deliverance II It is already available for everyone, and although PC has come out at a price of 60 euros, the editor is already celebrating that they have sold more than one million copies. For our part, we wanted to try it with all the Graphics cards that we have to be able to tell you, at least, What performance you can expect have depending on the configuration of your PC.
The truth is that initially we did not intend to make this article, but when trying the game for the first time and seeing that the performance was not the expected, our soul of “pot” forced us to try other graphics cards and configurations. Unfortunately, we do not have 30 graphics cards such as other places, but we do have a few and quite representative for PC Gaming, so we are going to it.
Kingdom graphic performance Come Deliverance 2
Initially, we tried the game on our personal PC, not in the test bank. This PC is quite good for Gaming, but it is no longer high range: it has a Core i7-12700k with 64 GB DDR5 to 6,000 MHz and an RTX 4080 Super. We played in a Corsair Xeneon 34WQHD240-C monitor of resolution 3440 x 1440 and 240 Hz The game. We expected much more, especially because we had nothing to test the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 with DLSS 4.
Thus, we set out to install the game now in the test bench (more than anything for not having to walk and disassemble graphics, uninstalling and installing drivers on the personal PC. In addition, the monitor we use for the bank is 4K In relation to 16: 9, better to test games for standard resolutions than the ultra panoramic) to prove to see how Kingdom is going to deliverance 2 with different graphs and in different configurations.
The hardware of this test bank is the same as the one we use in all reviews:
- Intel Core Ultra 9 285k
- Asus Rog Maximus Z890 Apex
- 2x24gb corsair avengeance rgb ddr5 cudimm 8.400 mhz
- Corsair Nautilus 360 RS Argb
- Teamgroup Cardea A440 Pro 2 TB
- Corsair RM1000X Swift 1000W
The operating system is Windows 11 Pro X64 with all updates, and graphic drivers have been the last available for NVIDIA and AMD. As we said, unfortunately we do not have a lot of graphics to be able to tell you how the game is going with all, but we do have a few:
- EVGA RTX 2060 SC 6 GB
- Gigabyte RTX 3070 Ti 8 GB
- Pny rtx 4070 ti super 16 GB
- NVIDIA RTX 4080 SUPER FE 16 GB
- NVIDIA RTX 5080 Fe 16 GB
- AMD RX 7900 XT BBA 20 GB
Kingdom eats Deliverance 2 does not have a benchmark per se, so we have tried the game in a given scene (the one you have to take to the hunter to find Chucho, which is where we were going in the game), always with the Graphic adjustments to the maximum and with DLSS/ FSR activated. We have tried as always in three resolutions, 1080p, 1440p and 2160p, with the following result:
According to our tests, it is clear that you can play Kingdom eats Deliverance 2 with everything to the maximum 4K resolution without too many problems if your graph is a super or superior RTX 4070 TI, since as you can appreciate with the RTX 3070 you already start to meet And enough. The AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT plays a fairly dignified role, despite failing to maintain the desirable 60 fps on average.
At resolution 1440p, which is much more frequent than 4K to play, the game works quite well in all graphics, and even with the humble RTX 2060 we achieved almost 40 fps on average that, although it is not desirable, is not serious nothing and It is easily solving relaxing the graphic adjustments a bit.
Already at 1080p resolution, any of the graphs we have tried manages to always stay above 60 fps, although it is true that the RTX 2060 has had some downturn or “lagazos” at certain times.
