Multi-Resolution Quality Scaling Performance Comparison
Launch the multi-resolution comparison and sequentially select 1080p, 1440p, 4K presets to run. At 1080p the frame curve rides high and steady, 1% Lows sky-high, VRAM usage relatively relaxed. Switch to 1440p—average FPS drops roughly 23.7% yet remains smooth, VRAM climbs steadily into mid-high territory. Enable 4K—frame rates fall further, curve variation increases slightly, 1% Lows stay acceptable, VRAM nears saturation without overflow. Post-test comparison chart appears—scan the three grouped bars: the 4000 kit shows clear VRAM utilization edge at 1440p and 4K, scaling losses smaller than same-capacity lower-speed configs. Bottom summary weights appear—memory speed contributes about 14.2% to alleviating bottlenecks at higher resolutions. The full test clearly demonstrates memory frequency value at elevated resolutions, helping pinpoint upgrade priorities.
