Tom's Hardware put Control Resonant through a large-scale performance test, running the game on 28 graphics cards from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel. The benchmark is built around the game's warped Manhattan cityscape and the Oldest House, with path-traced lighting effects pushing rendering workloads to their limits.
The game's support for Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 features is a central part of the testing picture, especially for Nvidia owners looking to offset the cost of heavy ray tracing. Across the full GPU lineup, the results show just how demanding this title is at high settings, and underline how much GPU headroom modern path-traced games can require.