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【コスパ最強】最も売れてるゲーミングPCで15タイトル検証したら快適すぎた
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MDL presenter Ta introduces a 2026 gaming-PC performance test using a Ryzen 7 5700X and RTX 5060. The PC is presented as a budget-friendly, popular option for beginners, with enough performance to handle a broad range of games. The video updates an earlier test with newer games and changes to the game environment.
Game tests
Reported averages are approximate and reflect the settings and frame-generation options used in the video:
- Apex Legends: About 190 FPS, including during intense fights.
- Fortnite: About 230 FPS in combat, with high frame rates maintained late in matches.
- Forza Horizon 6: About 110 FPS at ultra settings with frame generation. The presenter reports smooth play and high visual quality.
- Minecraft, no mods: About 450 FPS.
- Minecraft, with shaders: About 150 FPS.
- Monster Hunter Wilds: About 250 FPS using 4× frame generation.
- Overwatch 2: About 270 FPS, supporting fast-paced matches.
- Street Fighter 6: Holds its 60 FPS cap, including during Super Arts.
- League of Legends: About 190 FPS.
- GTA Online Enhanced: About 230 FPS.
- ARK: Survival Ascended: About 160 FPS using 4× frame generation.
- Escape from Tarkov, Interchange: About 75 FPS during combat, generally staying above 60.
- Escape from Tarkov, Ground Zero: About 70 FPS.
- Genshin Impact: Runs smoothly around its 60 FPS cap.
- Wuthering Waves: About 150 FPS with frame generation, exceeding the game’s 120 FPS limit.
- Arknights: Endfield: More than 210 FPS in the test, though results varied with enemies and surroundings.
Takeaways and tips
- The PC handled the tested games comfortably overall, including graphically demanding titles at high settings.
- DLSS and frame generation were highlighted as ways to raise FPS while preserving visual quality. For games that support frame-rate multipliers, the presenter recommends choosing a setting, such as 2× or 4×, that suits your preferences.
- At the time of filming, MDL was offering a free SSD upgrade from 500 GB to 1 TB.
- MDL invites viewers to ask its PC specialists for advice on choosing a system for particular games, streaming, or high-FPS targets, and to suggest future games for testing.
Featured presenter/source: MDL’s Ta; MDL Gaming PC (the channel and tested PC).
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