Battlefield 6 Tested – AMD Radeon and Nvidia RTX Performance Reviewed

Preset Scaling – Low to Overkill

Battlefield 6 is very scalable, even without upscaling

There are two ways that Battlefield 6 players can try to get higher framerates from the game. The first is preset scaling. Simply moving from the game’s “Overkill” preset to “Ultra” or “High” can yield considerable performance gains. With Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5070 Founders Edition, moving to high settings increases average framerates from just over 40 FPS to well over 60 FPS.

The good thing about Battlefield 6 is that the game looks great with all of its presets. Even at low the game is visually pleasing. That said, shadow detail and texture detail take significant cuts. Most gamers would be hard-pressed to tell the difference between Ultra and Overkill without a side-by-side comparison. For that reason, most PC gamers should stick to Battlefield 6’s High or Ultra presets.

With AMD’s Radeon RX 9060 XT, we see similar performance gains when moving from one preset to another. That said, no preset change is enough to get a solid 60 FPS from this GPU at native 4K in this game’s campaign. That said, with high settings and upscaling, gamers can easily have a solid 4K 60+ FPS gaming experience.