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Windows 10 VGA graphics card FCAT performance benchmarks
After posting our benchmark item on Windows 8.1 vs Windows 10 benchmark performance a question raised in our forums. If we can do some FCAT results.
A valid question as multi-threaded optimization's might close down the frame latency gap even further. Now as the results below show, there hardly is a difference. Windows 10 from the ground up is Windows 8.1 in another jacket. Only once DX12 games will hit the street you'll be able to see some real differences in terms of scene complexity etc.
But the answer the question, sure we can run some FCAT benchmarks, see below. This one is for the true Gurus and latency afficinado's of course. If you like to learn what FCAT frametime analysis is, have a peek at this article.
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#5131474 Posted on: 07/29/2015 05:44 PM
and vs win 7?
and vs win 7?
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#5131482 Posted on: 07/29/2015 05:46 PM
Windows 7 and 8 were the same, so 7 and 10 are also the same.
and vs win 7?
Windows 7 and 8 were the same, so 7 and 10 are also the same.
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#5131483 Posted on: 07/29/2015 05:47 PM
Next thing you gonna ask 'and vs Windows XP?' ... right ?
and vs win 7?
Next thing you gonna ask 'and vs Windows XP?' ... right ?

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#5131540 Posted on: 07/29/2015 06:39 PM
no no no... and vs W98? wich one is better W95 or W98? lol
more seriously i haven't noticed any (major) change since W7 or W8 or W8.1... but the result where already positive so it is great already.
Next thing you gonna ask 'and vs Windows XP?' ... right ? 

no no no... and vs W98? wich one is better W95 or W98? lol
more seriously i haven't noticed any (major) change since W7 or W8 or W8.1... but the result where already positive so it is great already.
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Not surprised. As you said Windows 10 is built on 8.1, underneath its very similar.
I haven't really noticed any difference in gaming on it.