Resident Evil Revelations: DLSS 5 ON vs OFF Comparison on RTX 4090

Resident Evil Revelations remains a classic survival horror title, but running it on modern high-refresh-rate hardware introduces unique rendering challenges. In this benchmark, we test DLSS 5 integration to evaluate image reconstruction quality, anti-aliasing stability, and frame rate overhead against native 4K resolution.

Visual Comparison & Analysis

1. Character Model Details

Focus on fine cloth textures, facial features, and geometric edge clarity.

Before (Native / DLSS OFF)

After (DLSS 5 ON)

Indoor Lighting & Reflections

Evaluating ambient lighting resolution, specular highlights, and shadow stability across cabin corridors.

Before (Native / DLSS OFF)

After (DLSS 5 ON)

Geometric Edges

Examining edge reconstruction and the suppression of temporal shimmer along metallic railings and distant ship geometry.

Before (Native / DLSS OFF)

    After (DLSS 5 ON)

4. Volumetric Steam & Fog

Assessing alpha-channel artifacts, transparency stability, and particle ghosting during dense atmospheric sequences.

Performance & Benchmark Verdict

Tested on an Intel Core i9-14900K paired with an ASUS ROG GeForce RTX 4090 at native 3840x2160. DLSS 5 effectively neutralizes high-frequency pixel crawling inherent to the MT Framework pipeline while maintaining exceptionally flat frametime delivery, keeping framerate lock completely stable across intensive combat scenes.