Unigine Superposition Key Top | Plus - 2027 |

These ranges indicate elite-level performance for common presets:

  • 4K Optimized

  • VR Ready (Custom resolution)

  • Use a short FAQ or quick checklist at the top for readers who want immediate action items.
  • As of the latest HWBOT and official leaderboard data (last verified April 2026), the highest scores per preset are achieved with extreme liquid nitrogen (LN2) cooling and heavily modified hardware.

    | Preset | Top Score | GPU | CPU | Cooling | |--------|-----------|-----|-----|---------| | 1080p Extreme | ~18,500 | NVIDIA RTX 5090 (overclocked) | Intel Core i9-15900K | LN2 | | 4K Optimized | ~28,200 | NVIDIA RTX 5090 | AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D | Custom Water | | 8K Optimized | ~11,400 | NVIDIA RTX 5090 | Intel Core Ultra 9 285K | LN2 | | 1080p Medium | ~45,000+ | NVIDIA RTX 5090 (multi-GPU) | Threadripper 7980X | Phase-change | unigine superposition key top

    Note: Scores fluctuate with driver updates and new hardware. Always check the official Unigine leaderboard or HWBOT for real-time rankings.

    Most GPUs ship with a power limit of 100%. To reach the top, you must increase this. 4K Optimized

    Released in 2017, Unigine Superposition was a radical departure from its predecessors. Built on the UNIGINE 2 engine, it was designed specifically for DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 (via a separate binary), featuring interactive "hovercraft" demo sequences and a full-fledged benchmarking mode.

    Unlike synthetic benchmarks like 3DMark, Superposition is notorious for its brutal VRAM usage and reliance on raw compute power. It includes two main benchmarks: VR Ready (Custom resolution)

    But for the "key top" chasers, only one metric matters: The overall score.

    If you are looking for the "Top" scores or results: