The RX 6600 outperforms the GTX 1080 Ti and equals the RTX 2060 Super, falling a bit behind the RTX 2070.
Doom Eternalĭoom Eternal is our first game, where we're using the memory-heavy Ultra Nightmare preset to test how graphics cards perform when their memory subsystems encounter an ultra nightmare.
1440p borderlands 3 background 1080p#
We're expecting something in line with the RTX 2060 Super or RTX 2070, and somewhere behind the RX 5700 XT on the AMD side of things - so a good 1080p performer that can occasionally deliver a good 1440p performance too. With that crash course out of the way, let's see how the RX 6600 conducts itself.
1440p borderlands 3 background full#
On mobile browsers, you'll get a simplified view - just a table of the lowest one percent and average frame-rates for each card at each resolution we recommend returning with a desktop browser to get the full picture! All the data here is derived from video captured directly from each GPU, ensuring an pinpoint accurate replay of real performance. Below the real-time stuff is a bar chart, which you can mouse over to see different measurements and click to switch between frame-rates and percentage differences. You can even choose exactly what GPUs at what resolutions you're interested in by ticking and unticking the boxes to the right side of the benchmark widget. Press play on the video to replay our benchmark run, and see how each card handles the scene with live frame-time and frame-rate metrics. On desktop, browsers, you'll get embedded YouTube videos of each test scene. Note that our benchmark results are more than simple bar charts. The 1080p and 1440p results are of the most interest for the RX 6600, given its entry-level price point, but the 4K benches show that this card can still deliver playable results at Ultra HD in some games. That lets our graphics cards run at full tilt, hitting higher frame-rates than we'd see in more CPU-limited titles that rely on a single thread for the majority of their game processing, and making the gaps between different levels of graphics performance more apparent.Īs usual, our games have been run at 1080p, 1440p and 2160p. Each game is architected differently, but one common feature they share is that they use relatively modern graphic APIs like DX12 or Vulkan that are better equipped to make full use of high-end CPUs like the Core i9 10900K in our test system. These are the titles that exhibited some of the biggest gen-on-gen improvements at the debut of the current GPU generation one year ago. We begin our benchmarking with four games that we've taken to calling the 'super-performers'.
0 kommentar(er)
