Hogwarts Legacy review: notebook and desktop benchmarks

[Redaktion]

Hogwarts Legacy is not only one of the most extensive, but also one of the most stunning PC games of the year. We have conjured up multiple notebook and desktop graphics cards to conduct various benchmark tests with (including ray tracing).

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Hogwarts-Legacy-review-notebook-and-desktop-benchmarks.697419.0.html

[Game looks great.]

Never usually been a interested or a fan of games made from books/movies but this looks fantastic!

If a Radeon 680M is getting 34 fps at 1080p low preset, any idea how it'd fair at 1600x900 and 720p?

Is it possible to reach 60fps using FSR2, rendering the game at 720p but then upscaling to 1080p?

[Brumski]

Why didn't the author of this most test laptops with RTX 4080 and RTX 4090?? 🤨🤨

[Game looks great.]

Also, would like to see RX 6700S and RTX 4060 tested, if possible.

[Bau]

Never usually been a interested or a fan of games made from books/movies but this looks fantastic!

If a Radeon 680M is getting 34 fps at 1080p low preset, any idea how it'd fair at 1600x900 and 720p?

Is it possible to reach 60fps using FSR2, rendering the game at 720p but then upscaling to 1080p?

For sure using FSR2 at 720p you will have a substantial bump, I guess you should be able to play at least at 40 FPS. However, be aware, they use a 6900HS on a gaming laptop with strong power budged and a good thermal solutions. Therefore, it may not scale as well on other cpu with 680M. In the other hand, if you have a similar CPU but not a gaming laptop it may be possible that you have faster LPDDR5 than 4800 MT/s DDR5 on SODIMM modules.
In conclusion, your result may vary quite a lot. The suggestion is to see where your laptop performances are with the respect to the 6900HS on Zephirus G14. Then, be conservative, and add a bump of 20% using a 720p FSR2.   

[Martin Pilka]

I own ThinkPad T16, AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 6850U with Radeon 680M Graphics. Following are my Hogwarts Legacy results for 1920x1080 resolution:
* High details: 30-40 FPS
* Medium details: 35 FPS or more

Results are consistent across both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS, Steam with Proton 8.0-3) operating systems.