Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red · CD Projekt · 2020
CD Projekt Red's neon open-world RPG. On current-gen it offers a 60fps Performance mode and a 30fps Ray Tracing mode; last-gen runs a locked 30.
How it runs on each console
Performance modes are estimated from each console's power and the game's demand — deterministic, never guessed.
PlayStation
PlayStation 5 Pro
Flagship · 2TB SSD
PlayStation 5
Flagship · 1TB SSD
PlayStation 4 Pro
Budget · 1TB HDD
PlayStation 4
Budget · 500GB HDD
Xbox
Xbox Series X
Flagship · 1TB SSD
Xbox Series S
Standard · 512GB SSD
Xbox One X
Budget · 1TB HDD
Xbox One
Budget · 500GB HDD
About Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 became a showcase for current-gen consoles after its overhaul. On PS5 and Xbox Series X you choose between a 60fps Performance mode and a 30fps Ray Tracing mode with reflections and path-traced-style lighting; the PS5 Pro pushes higher resolution with PSSR. Series S keeps the 60fps and 30fps options at a lower resolution and reduced RT. The last-gen PS4/Xbox One versions run a locked 30fps at a reduced resolution but remain playable. HDR, VRR and 120Hz support make it one of the best-looking console RPGs when paired with the right TV.
Best display & mode settings
- 1On PS5/Series X, use Performance mode for combat and driving — the 60fps makes aiming and traffic far smoother.
- 2Switch to Ray Tracing mode for photo mode and slow exploration where 30fps is fine and the lighting shines.
- 3Enable VRR if your TV supports it — it smooths the small dips both modes can have in dense crowds.
- 4Turn on HDR and run the in-game HDR calibration; Night City's neon is the game's whole aesthetic.
- 5On Series S, expect a lower resolution — Performance mode is still the better everyday choice.
FPS values displayed on GamerSpecs are estimates. Actual game performance may vary depending on hardware configuration, drivers, cooling, power limits, background applications, and game updates.