The PC version applies ray-tracing on the ambient occlusion of the character.Ray-tracing mode is applied on shadows and reflections (except water).

The quality snot displays settings similar to High/Ultra on PC with an average resolution of 1800p at 30fps without ray-tracing.PS5 and Xbox X Series have 5 display modes.Xbox Series X seems to be the best platform to play this on Balanced and Performance HFR modes can only be enabled on 120Hz compatible displays.Īlso, the video has some details.

PS5 has the fastest load times of all platforms.

All versions have stuttering problems inside the castle while advancing through the rooms.

These are only in the areas tested in this video, there could be areas later on in the game where performance could vary.

Outside areas are looking to be around 60-70 FPS, inside the castle is 100-110 FPS.

Actual performance: Around 80 FPS on average overall.

Actual performance: Sticks to 60 fps, if unlocked it can go as high as 70 FPS in some areas inside the castle and mid 60s in the outdoor area around the castle.

Actual performance: Sticks to 30 fps, if unlocked can go to 35-40 FPS at times and even the high 40s depending on section.

Shadows and reflections have ray tracing ( excluding water) but this mode decreases draw distance and texture quality.

Actual performance: Sticks to the cap it seems mostly, if unlocked can go as high as 45-50 FPS at times.

Actual performance: Sticks pretty solidly to the cap, but you can unlock it and it can reach as high as into the 40s and 50s.

Texture quality, draw distance, shadows, vegetation and lighting are improved.

Credit to redditor fidller_2k for breakdown Quality Mode:

Hogwarts legacy graphics pc