Sapphire Radeon RX 570 Nitro+ 4GB review - DX12: Rise Of The Tomb Raider (2016)

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/18/2017 02:59 PM [

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DX12: Rise Of The Tomb Raider (2016)

The game begins with a small camp at Siberia, where Lara is gazing at the huge mountains that await them. Jonah tells her that the others won't be accompanying them anymore except him. The climb soon becomes challenging, with Lara nearly falling down to her death. As Lara reaches the top, she sees the ruins of Kitezh from afar, but the storm strikes the mountain and separates the two.
This particular test has the following enabled:

DX12
Very high Quality mode
FXAA/HBAO+ enabled
16x AF enabled
Pure Hair Normal (on)
Tessellation On

Our scores are average frame rates so you need to keep a margin in mind for lower FPS at all times. As such, we say 40 FPS in your preferred monitor resolution for this game should be your minimum, while 60 FPS (frames per second) can be considered optimal.

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