As AMD plans to deliver the Radeon RX 6000 graphic cards one month from now, the organization has distributed extra benchmarks indicating how the GPUs toll against Nvidia’s RTX 3000 series.
You can discover the benchmarks on this AMD website page, which indexes the exhibition across 10 PC games, including Doom Eternal, 2019’s Call of Duty Modern Warfare, and Resident Evil 3.
AMD delivered the outcomes in the organization’s own labs. So you should think about them while taking other factors into consideration. All things considered, the page offers an advantageous look into the cards’ presentation. For instance, it lets you switch somewhere in the range of 4K and 1440p benchmarks. It’ll additionally disclose to you which illustrations setting was utilized and whether DirectX 12 or the Vulkan API was empowered.
The other fascinating variable is the way the benchmarks were created over a PC unit running AMD’s forthcoming Ryzen 9 5900X CPU, which goes discounted Nov. 5. The AMD-selective Smart Access Memory innovation, which can help the gaming execution much more, has additionally been actuated on the test rig.
Here are a portion of the benchmarks; as should be obvious, AMD’s RX 6000 arrangement doesn’t generally end up as a winner on outlines for every second. A glaring model is the Division 2. Nvidia’s RTX 3090 and 3080 cards both outflank AMD’s three cards.
On different games, for example, Gears 5, Forza Horizon 4, and Battlefield V, the Radeon RX 6000 series score better. Notwithstanding, the benchmarks can likewise be flipped to gauge the exhibition by “FPS per dollar”— which is the place where AMD’s graphic cards can truly sparkle, on account of their lower retail costs contrasted with the $1,499 RTX 3090 and $699 RTX 3080.
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