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Review: Far Cry New Dawn PC graphics benchmark analysis
It has been a busy gaming week, and for you likely a busy gaming weekend! We check out and benchmark the PC version of Far Cry New Dawn (2019) for Windows on the PC relative towards graphics card performance with the latest AMD/NVIDIA graphics card.
You can read the review right here.
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#5640416 Posted on: 02/16/2019 12:40 PM
Rapid Packed Math prioritizes specific defined textures that will not show visual difference it can be finetuned by the developer, DF did a great comparison for RPM, the result were good.
DLSS not only uses dedicated hardware but affect the whole image, you lose detail because of the lower native resolution and the image comes very blurry.
comparing them both is ridiculous
One thing that did come to my mind was back when AMD launched the first Vega card and they showed off Rapid Packed Math, everyone was hating on AMD about the fact that they want to basically reduce image quality to boost their performance and no one was for the technology.... Yet now we sit with basically the same thing from Nvidia with DLSS??? Oh no I forgot some will say that’s better because it’s AI and runs on Tensor Cores... Lol! No wonder AMD doesn’t bother with the whole Raytracing and AI thing...
Rapid Packed Math prioritizes specific defined textures that will not show visual difference it can be finetuned by the developer, DF did a great comparison for RPM, the result were good.
DLSS not only uses dedicated hardware but affect the whole image, you lose detail because of the lower native resolution and the image comes very blurry.
comparing them both is ridiculous
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#5640703 Posted on: 02/17/2019 01:42 PM
I would really like to see 1% lows or something to display the minimum FPS in your graphs. Average FPS can be quite deceiving these days.
I would really like to see 1% lows or something to display the minimum FPS in your graphs. Average FPS can be quite deceiving these days.
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#5640732 Posted on: 02/17/2019 03:23 PM
+1, but only in 1440P/4K in games that the AVG FPS is around 60FPS - to know if the game is smooth or there are moments of stutter <40FPS.
+1, but only in 1440P/4K in games that the AVG FPS is around 60FPS - to know if the game is smooth or there are moments of stutter <40FPS.
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#5640808 Posted on: 02/17/2019 08:23 PM
Same or better performance than far cry 5.
Same game anyone?
Same game in the same way that HL2 is CS:GO
Same or better performance than far cry 5.
Same game anyone?
Same game in the same way that HL2 is CS:GO
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It has been a busy gaming week, and for you likely a busy gaming weekend! We check out and benchmark the PC version of Far Cry New Dawn (2019) for Windows on the PC relative towards graphics card pe...
Review: Far Cry New Dawn PC graphics benchmark analysis
Very nice review Hilbert.
I have just finished the game one hour ago
BTW as i have both NVidia on my main PC and AMD on my new HTPC, the jigsaw line happen a lot more with NVidia, and is nearly corrected with latest AMD's driver + FC new down update that occur last night.
Same or better performance than far cry 5.
Same game anyone?
It's the same as FC 5 (same engine and maker), but lot more fun, colourfull and less dark.
It's like FC Blood Dragon compared to FC 3.
I am prefering those FC over regular one