Cyberpunk 2077 runs at 1600p, 61FPS on MacBook Pro 16 with Apple M4 Max chip and ray tracing

Cyberpunk 2077 runs at 1600p with ray tracing enabled, MetalFX upscaling at 61FPS average on the Apple M4 Max chip inside the MacBook Pro 16 laptop.

Cyberpunk 2077 runs at 1600p, 61FPS on MacBook Pro 16 with Apple M4 Max chip and ray tracing
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TL;DR: Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition now runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs, including the M4 Max MacBook Pro, delivering up to 61 FPS at 1600p with ray tracing. Performance varies across M1 to M4 chips, with ray tracing disabled nearly doubling frame rates, showcasing strong optimization for Apple's latest hardware.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is now out in the wild and running natively on Macs, with the flagship M4 Max chip inside the MacBook Pro 16 laptop running the game with ray tracing enabled at 1600p 61FPS average.

Cyberpunk 2077 runs at 1600p, 61FPS on MacBook Pro 16 with Apple M4 Max chip and ray tracing 86

In some new tests from ComputerBase and its community running Cyberpunk 2077 across three benchmarks: Medium Preset, Ultra Preset, and the Ray Tracing Medium Preset, under two resolutions with 1920 x 1200 (1200p) and 2560 x 1600 (1600p).

Upscaling was enabled, with MetalFX upscaling set to Balanced with ray tracing is disabled, and to Performance when it's enabled. V-Sync was off, Maximum FPS was off, and Windows Mode was disabled, running Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition in full-screen mode.

The ComputerBase community provided a bunch of numbers for Cyberpunk 2077 running across all different Apple silicon, from the first-gen M1 through to the new flagship M4 Max chip inside Apple's latest MacBook Pro laptop.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition @ 1600p Ultra + RT + MetalFX upscaling @ Performance:

  • M3 Ultra (28 CPU + 68 GPU + 96GB RAM) inside Mac Studio: 62.13 FPS
  • M4 Max (16 CPU + 40 GPU + 128GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 16 laptop: 57.52 FPS
  • M4 Max (14 CPU + 32 GPU + 36GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14 laptop: 47.51 FPS
  • M3 Max (14 CPU + 30 GPU + 36GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 16 laptop: 37.74 FPS
  • M4 Pro (14 CPU + 20 GPU + 48GB RAM) inside Mac Mini: 32.77 FPS
  • M4 Pro (14 CPU + 20 GPU + 24GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 32.76 FPS
  • M4 Pro (11 CPU + 16 GPU + 24GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 28.73 FPS
  • M3 Pro (12 CPU + 18 GPU + 18GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 22.98 FPS
  • M3 Pro (11 CPU + 14 GPU + 18GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 22.03 FPS
  • M3 (8 CPU + 10 GPU + 16GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 13.60 FPS

Disabling RT provides a huge injection of performance, with pretty much double the FPS on the M4 + M3 series Apple silicon for Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition. You can see those results below.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition @ 1600p Medium + no RT + MetalFX upscaling @ Balanced:

  • M3 Ultra (28 CPU + 68 GPU + 96GB RAM) inside Mac Studio: 117.46 FPS
  • M4 Max (16 CPU + 40 GPU + 128GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 16 laptop: 110.05 FPS
  • M4 Max (14 CPU + 32 GPU + 36GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14 laptop: 91.70 FPS
  • M3 Max (14 CPU + 30 GPU + 36GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 16 laptop: 74.28 FPS
  • M4 Pro (14 CPU + 20 GPU + 48GB RAM) inside Mac Mini: 63.21 FPS
  • M4 Pro (14 CPU + 20 GPU + 24GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 63.24 FPS
  • M4 Pro (11 CPU + 16 GPU + 24GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 55.73 FPS
  • M3 Pro (12 CPU + 18 GPU + 18GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 44.43 FPS
  • M3 Pro (11 CPU + 14 GPU + 18GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 39.74 FPS
  • M3 (8 CPU + 10 GPU + 16GB RAM) inside MacBook Pro 14: 27.90 FPS
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