Control Resonant, a game developed by Remedy Entertainment, is being praised for its visually stunning experience, largely due to its use of Nvidia's path tracing technology. This advanced rendering technique simulates the way light behaves in real life, creating more realistic lighting and reflections. The game was tested using a high-end PC setup, including an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D processor, an Nvidia RTX 4080 Super OC GPU, and an LG 39GX950B-B monitor that supports a 5120 x 2160 resolution, which is a 21:9 aspect ratio. This resolution is significantly higher than typical 4K gaming monitors and places a greater demand on the GPU. During testing, the game ran smoothly in the high 50s to low 60s frames per second (fps) when using DLSS 4.5 Quality and Frame Generation with high graphics and ray tracing settings. Switching to DLSS Performance mode increased the frame rate to the high 80s, even during intense combat scenes with complex environments. The article notes that standard ray tracing effects are still impressive, and even medium settings can provide a great experience for those with less powerful hardware. Path tracing, which is activated by switching to the ultra ray tracing preset, was highlighted as a standout feature. However, it caused the GPU temperature to rise nearly to 80 degrees Celsius, which is expected given the high computational demands of path tracing on a 5K2K display. Using DLSS Performance and Frame Generation helped maintain a stable 60fps in most situations, with only brief dips during intense gameplay. The hardware required for this level of performance is expensive and beyond the reach of most gamers. The LG monitor alone costs around $1,799.99, and the total system setup is estimated to be around $3,000. Alternative monitors like the Alienware AW3926QW might offer a more affordable option. The RTX 4000 series GPUs, which are necessary for such performance, are no longer in production, and current models are significantly more expensive. Handheld gaming PCs, such as the Lenovo Legion Go S Z1 Extreme, offer a more accessible option, delivering around 40fps on its default settings or up to 70fps with adjusted settings. While running Control Resonant at 5K2K resolution is highly demanding on gaming hardware, the article concludes that it significantly enhances the visual experience, showcasing the potential of modern gaming technology.