A AMD RX 7800 XT paired with a Intel Core i5-12400F lands around 42 fps in Monster Hunter Wilds at 1080p with High textures, Medium shadows and FSR Performance. Ray tracing is set to Low. These values come from the same model the interactive optimizer uses, applied to this exact hardware pair rather than a generic preset.
Based on benchmark data and community reports for this hardware combination — treat as an estimate, not a guarantee. How we calculate this.
Your CPU is limiting FPS here
Intel Core i5-12400F is holding back your AMD RX 7800 XT at 1080p in Monster Hunter Wilds. A faster CPU could get you closer to ~50 fps at these settings.
Estimate only — based on a 20% uplift for a moderate CPU bottleneck, not a measured benchmark.
Suggested upgrade
AMD Ryzen 5 7600
Strong 1080p gaming chip on the long-lived AM5 platform.
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Monster Hunter Wilds runs on Capcom's RE Engine, which has historically been efficient — but Wilds pushes the engine harder than any previous entry with dynamic weather, large herds of monsters, and dense vegetation across its open environments. Performance varies considerably between zones.
The biggest performance gain on this engine comes from upscaling. DLSS Quality at 1440p delivers 30–40% more FPS for almost no visual cost. Volumetric quality is the most expensive setting after upscaling — drop it from High to Medium for a free 10% gain. Avoid Frame Generation in multiplayer hunts where input timing matters.
Uses the shipping RE Engine PC build. Large open-area hunts with weather transitions are treated as the worst case, not the training area.
Same CPU, different GPU
Same GPU, different CPU