Blue Protocol PC Benchmark Performance Overview

4K Performance

By default, Blue Protocol’s PC benchmark gives gamers a score that rates your system’s performance. If it is below 5000, the game recommends that you change the game’s graphical settings, or lower your resolution. If your score is over 8,000, Blue Protocol’s developers believe that you can comfortably play the game with your selected settings, and if your score is above 10,000, your PC can play the game very comfortably and the developers believe that you have enough headroom increase the game’s graphical settings.

Even at 4K, Nvidia’s RTX 4090 blitzes Blue Protocol’s PC benchmark with a score of over 20,000, and graphics cards like AMD’s RX 6800 XT and Nvidia’s RTX 3070 Ti deliver strong performance levels with scores of over 9000. Lower-end graphics cards start to struggle in the more demanding scenes of Blue Protocol’s benchmark, with AMD’s RX 6800 and below having average framerates of below 60 FPS. 

Blue Protocol would benefit from DLSS, FSR, and XeSS support on PC, as this would make Blue Protocol playable at 4K at 60+ FPS framerates on a broader range of PC hardware configurations. 

At 4K, Nvidia’s RTX 4090 delivers staggering levels of performance with an average framerate of over 150 FPS. Unfortunately, we don’t have any RX 7000 series GPUs here for comparison testing, or other AMD or Nvidia graphics cards that are higher-end than the RX 6800 XT and RTX 3070 Ti for testing at the moment.  

  

Conclusion – Does Blue Protocol’s benchmark run well on PC?