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Wolfenstein II The New Colossus: PC graphics analysis benchmark review
Posted by: on: 11/05/2017 10:47 AM [
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It's time to check out the PC release of Wolfenstein II The New Colossus for Windows relative towards graphics card performance with the latest AMD/NVIDIA graphics card drivers. Multiple graphics cards are being tested and benchmarked. We have a look at performance with the newest graphics cards and technologies.
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vestibule
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Posted on: 11/05/2017 11:34 AM
Yeah, The eyecandy in this game does make Doom look like the poor cousin, especially with textures, my 1070 uses well over 7GB of frame buffer from time to time on full settings 1080p.
Great game, playing with my mouth wide open at times.
Ty Hilbert.
Yeah, The eyecandy in this game does make Doom look like the poor cousin, especially with textures, my 1070 uses well over 7GB of frame buffer from time to time on full settings 1080p.
Great game, playing with my mouth wide open at times.
Ty Hilbert.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 11/05/2017 11:36 AM
Yeah, I have opted a level that is pretty harsh on the GPU, so overall results will be a notch better.
As far as Coffee lake goes, my samples are returned to the party that borrowed them. Currently, I have no access to Coffee lake due to unavailability or simply insane prices (will need to buy one).
any chance you can start showing off the 8700k or one of the new 6core intel cpus in the benchmarks to see if they make any difference?
Yeah, I have opted a level that is pretty harsh on the GPU, so overall results will be a notch better.
As far as Coffee lake goes, my samples are returned to the party that borrowed them. Currently, I have no access to Coffee lake due to unavailability or simply insane prices (will need to buy one).
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Posted on: 11/05/2017 11:41 AM
Yeah, I have opted a level that is pretty harsh on the GPU, so overall results will be a notch better.
As far as Coffee lake goes, my samples are returned to the party that borrowed them. Currently, I have no access to Coffee lake due to unavailability or simply insane prices (will need to buy one).
ah, no worries then! Hopefully you can find one soon. these things are selling like hot cakes. though i'd assume the differences would be within a 1-2(maybe 3)% variable anyway for most games
Yeah, I have opted a level that is pretty harsh on the GPU, so overall results will be a notch better.
As far as Coffee lake goes, my samples are returned to the party that borrowed them. Currently, I have no access to Coffee lake due to unavailability or simply insane prices (will need to buy one).
ah, no worries then! Hopefully you can find one soon. these things are selling like hot cakes. though i'd assume the differences would be within a 1-2(maybe 3)% variable anyway for most games
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Posted on: 11/05/2017 12:17 PM
Yeah, I have opted a level that is pretty harsh on the GPU, so overall results will be a notch better.
As far as Coffee lake goes, my samples are returned to the party that borrowed them. Currently, I have no access to Coffee lake due to unavailability or simply insane prices (will need to buy one).
The fact that Intel no longer provides parts in Europe for reviewers to test is still hard to believe!!! How can they be so stupid!!!
Must be hard having to shell out your won money just to have the CPUs to test...
Yeah, I have opted a level that is pretty harsh on the GPU, so overall results will be a notch better.
As far as Coffee lake goes, my samples are returned to the party that borrowed them. Currently, I have no access to Coffee lake due to unavailability or simply insane prices (will need to buy one).
The fact that Intel no longer provides parts in Europe for reviewers to test is still hard to believe!!! How can they be so stupid!!!
Must be hard having to shell out your won money just to have the CPUs to test...
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Thanks for the sunday release. any chance you can start showing off the 8700k or one of the new 6core intel cpus in the benchmarks to see if they make any difference?
1440p results seem a bit odd, in game with a 1080ti i'm almost hitting my 144hz monitor(gsync) cap, with a few dips down here and there