Low Vs Ultra GeForce RTX 3050 Performance Review

The experience of playing Ready or Not through a 1 year old GeForce RTX 3050 is going to get a very strong 102 FPS. Which is at High settings on 1080p performance.

With such a great performance found in 1080p we step things up to 1440p. Where we still see a solid 56 frame count in Ultra graphics, even on 1440p resolution. Or it could also get 69 FPS on Medium graphics at 4K resolution, if you wanted higher resolution. Based on the GeForce RTX 3050 launch price, this would cost $2.66 for each 1440p Ultra frame, or a more reasonable $1.28 per FPS on Medium 1440p.

To summarise, we are in the realms of who gives a crap, when looking at game hardware demands, because the GeForce RTX 3050 card will play Ready or Not at Ultra settings almost regardless of the screen resolutions. 4K Ultra will get 33 frame rate, 1440p can deliver 56 FPS, and the lower resolution of 1080p comes in at 73 frames per second. For interest the cost per frame rate would look like this - 1080p Ultra costs $2.04, 1440p costs $2.66 and 4K costs $4.52.