Web-swinging and throwing punches in 60fps feels silky smooth, while the addition of ray-traced reflections adds a substantial amount to the look and ambiance of the game. Performance RT mode may be the best option for an all-around experience of what PlayStation 5 hardware can do. The largest difference between the two seems to be the quality of their reflections, and the shadows therein. Fidelity mode maintains its high resolution at 30fps, while Performance RT holds a mostly steady 60fps at 1440p, with only infrequent frame drops in both modes.
In Digital Foundry's comprehensive analysis of the Performance RT and Fidelity modes for Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Remastered, both were found to accomplish what they set out to do. Related: Spider-Man's PS5 Sequel Villains That Could Appear
Performance RT, on the other hand, aims for 60fps but caps resolution at 1440p. Fidelity mode promises a native 4K resolution but comes at the expense of frame rate, targeting 30fps. This means Spider-Man: Miles Morales' puddles, windows, and mirrors in both modes feature accurate, dynamic reflections during gameplay and cutscenes, as opposed to reflections pre-rendered and baked in by the developers. The Fidelity and Performance RT graphics settings both deliver real-time reflections.
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