Hello there, Thank you for reaching out. The team is already aware that high-end PC performance has been a real point of player frustration, to the point that there was work specifically called out around public sentiment on high-end PC performance and exposing better CPU/GPU frame-time info in the retail FPS counter. A few practical things are worth checking: Don’t judge only by raw FPS. On PC, the useful numbers are CPU sim/render time and GPU time, not just the headline framerate. Make sure VSync is off while testing, because it can snap frame time and hide what the game is really doing. Try using Frame Rate Cap for consistency instead of chasing the highest possible number. The in-game tooltip explicitly says the cap can help produce more consistent performance. If you are not already using an upscaler, test DLSS plus an appropriate resolution-scaling setting. Marathon’s video settings are designed around DLSS/FSR/XeSS and dynamic resolution scaling to improve performance and maintain a target framerate. If you are using frame generation, remember it is designed to turn off in menus and loading screens, so menu behavior is not always representative of in-run performance.