Ashes of the Singularity II PC Review

Preset Scaling

Performance Scaling

Even without resolution upscaling, Ashes of the Singularity II has strong performance scaling potential. Moving from preset to preset can result in significant shifts in game performance. Note that our benchmarks come from a demanding battle from the mid-to-late portion of the game’s campaign. That means big mechs, tanks, infantry and aircraft all battling against enemy robots. Early-game gameplay will run much faster, as should be expected when only tiny armies are on the map.

This game’s Medium, High, and Extreme presets all use 2x MSAA. Only this game’s low setting turns MSAA off. Honestly, I think it is a shame this game lacks DLSS, FSR, or XeSS support, as it could make high-refresh-rate 1440p and 4K gaming much more achievable. That said, 1440p High settings do give a very good experience, even in large battle scenarios.

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