Doom Eternal 4K remaster mods for the RX 9070

Quick Answer

Doom Eternal's modding scene is small, but an RX 9070 (16GB VRAM, around R13,000-R16,000 at Evetech) runs every HD texture or 4K-style mod at 120fps-plus at 1440p and 90fps-plus at 4K. The id Tech 7 engine is so efficient that texture mods add almost no load.

What Doom Eternal Modding Looks Like on the RX 9070

Doom Eternal uses id Tech 7, among the most optimised engines on PC. Texture and reshade mods stay light, so the RX 9070's 16GB VRAM holds them easily while sustaining 120fps-plus at 1440p Ultra Nightmare and 90fps-plus at native 4K. The base game already looks superb, so mods refine rather than transform it, and none meaningfully raise the hardware demand on a card this capable. Install the game and its mods on a 1TB NVMe SSD so the larger assets stream without the hitches a mechanical drive introduces.

A Right-Sized Doom Eternal Build

The RX 9070 is more than enough for modded Doom Eternal; even an RTX 5060 Ti near R10,000-R13,000 holds high frame rates. Pair the 9070 with a Ryzen 5 9600X and 16GB DDR5-6000, install on a 1TB NVMe, and enjoy the high frame rate on a 144Hz or 240Hz panel where Doom Eternal's fast combat truly shines. The 16GB buffer gives ample 4K headroom for any texture mod.

FAQ

Can the RX 9070 run Doom Eternal 4K texture mods?

Yes, with ease. The id Tech 7 engine is highly efficient, so the RX 9070's 16GB VRAM holds texture mods at 90fps-plus at native 4K Ultra Nightmare.

Is Doom Eternal heavily moddable?

No, the scene is small. Community texture packs and reshade presets add polish, but the base game already looks excellent so mods mostly refine it.

What FPS does the RX 9070 get in modded Doom Eternal?

Around 120fps-plus at 1440p and 90fps-plus at 4K with texture mods. The efficient engine gives the 16GB card plenty of headroom.