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Assassins Creed: Valhalla graphics perf benchmark review
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It's a bit of a feast for the eyes, yes we'll check it out in a PC graphics performance and PC gamer way. We'll test the game on the PC platform relative to graphics card performance with the latest AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards. Many graphics cards are being tested and benchmarked.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 11/12/2020 03:39 PM
Not saying a thing here, but sometimes I am so proud of the Guru3D community.
6800 xt will perform worse the higher the res, due to the 256 bit bus and "only" having regular gddr6. So it will hit it out of the ballpark at 1080p, and likely be somewhat slower than the 3090 and possibly 3080 at 4k.
Not saying a thing here, but sometimes I am so proud of the Guru3D community.
JonasBeckman
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Posted on: 11/12/2020 03:56 PM
Wonder what the infinity fabric and a 300 or higher bus width could do, sure there's full 512-bit but then it's all complicated due to pricing and what not in turn although combining the full thing of these together would have been interesting to see although a 384 or what's it called 448 bit bus might have been the top if AMD was going that far for the enthusiast model as I don't believe AMD has gone 512-bit since the attempts with this ring-bus and the 290 GPU model.
Add a HBM2E type memory while thinking about something that won't happen best case is that AMD maybe uses this for the professional GPU lineup which I think is the rumored CDNA architecture replacing GCN, eventually.
A bit under a week for reviews for these though, some good more demanding titles for testing them too.
EDIT: Suppose GDDR6 and even GDDR6X has a range of speeds available plus improvements since the initial use on GPU's but I don't think AMD would be using the top-end chips same as NVIDIA likely isn't using the fastest GDDR6X modules at least for now.
Just goes back to what benchmark results will be and then overclocking results if there's any headroom for long-term general stability when pushing the stock speeds higher.
Was a bit iffy for the 5000 series due to the VRAM chips and then a mix between Samsung and Hynix I think it was here plus the memory controller and how the GPU handled that all.
(Not well at all until 19.8.1 from what I recall and then various issues since with how sensitive these are.)
6800 xt will perform worse the higher the res, due to the 256 bit bus and "only" having regular gddr6. So it will hit it out of the ballpark at 1080p, and likely be somewhat slower than the 3090 and possibly 3080 at 4k.
Wonder what the infinity fabric and a 300 or higher bus width could do, sure there's full 512-bit but then it's all complicated due to pricing and what not in turn although combining the full thing of these together would have been interesting to see although a 384 or what's it called 448 bit bus might have been the top if AMD was going that far for the enthusiast model as I don't believe AMD has gone 512-bit since the attempts with this ring-bus and the 290 GPU model.
Add a HBM2E type memory while thinking about something that won't happen best case is that AMD maybe uses this for the professional GPU lineup which I think is the rumored CDNA architecture replacing GCN, eventually.
A bit under a week for reviews for these though, some good more demanding titles for testing them too.
EDIT: Suppose GDDR6 and even GDDR6X has a range of speeds available plus improvements since the initial use on GPU's but I don't think AMD would be using the top-end chips same as NVIDIA likely isn't using the fastest GDDR6X modules at least for now.
Just goes back to what benchmark results will be and then overclocking results if there's any headroom for long-term general stability when pushing the stock speeds higher.
Was a bit iffy for the 5000 series due to the VRAM chips and then a mix between Samsung and Hynix I think it was here plus the memory controller and how the GPU handled that all.
(Not well at all until 19.8.1 from what I recall and then various issues since with how sensitive these are.)
H83
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Posted on: 11/12/2020 04:01 PM
Not saying a thing here, but sometimes I am so proud of the Guru3D community.
This almost seems like an hint for the upcoming review of the 6000 series...
Not saying a thing here, but sometimes I am so proud of the Guru3D community.This almost seems like an hint for the upcoming review of the 6000 series...
Supertribble
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Posted on: 11/12/2020 04:02 PM
AMD have sponsored Ubisoft titles in the past with no obvious indication that their cards performed abnormally better than Nvidia but the sponsorship seems to have, belatedly, paid off. Nvidia cards are struggling here, and the performance the 5700XT is putting out bodes will for the 6000 series.
AMD have sponsored Ubisoft titles in the past with no obvious indication that their cards performed abnormally better than Nvidia but the sponsorship seems to have, belatedly, paid off. Nvidia cards are struggling here, and the performance the 5700XT is putting out bodes will for the 6000 series.
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2560x1440 all ultra settings and 100% res scale, I have 75 average fps on 2080ti with drops to 60 fps in cities.
Surprising to see how well 5700 XT is doing here, I wonder how well will 6800 XT perform then..
6800 xt will perform worse the higher the res, due to the 256 bit bus and "only" having regular gddr6. So it will hit it out of the ballpark at 1080p, and likely be somewhat slower than the 3090 and possibly 3080 at 4k.