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SSAO is used instead of nVidia's HBAO+ technology. R9 390, 290X, GTX 980 – The Witcher 3 BenchmarkĪs explained in the test methodology, we leave HairWorks completely disabled for Witcher 3 benchmarking. Note that the Fury X was tested on our X99 platform and is not present in these tests.

#Gtx 980 metro last light benchmark driver#

We hope that this is the beginning of improvement for AMD's driver software. We have not retested the R9 390 because it was returned after review, but the 390X did not exhibit screen flickering or the usual driver installation difficulties. As of this review, we no longer observe the black flickering output by the previous R300 cards. We then convert those numbers into percentages to make them more readable so 1 becomes 100% and 0.5 becomes 50%.In our previous review of the R9 390 and R9 380, we highlighted the critical issues experienced when using AMD's Catalyst drivers. The end result are numbers that vary around 1 with 0.5 being half the performance of the tested card and 2 being double the performance of the tested card. We then take those 9 relative scores and average those for each card, before dividing those averages by the average of the card being reviewed in the test so that the value of the card being reviewed is 1 and every other card’s performance metric is in relation to it. We calculate the relative score for each card in each test by dividing the cumulative average frame rate or score of each card by the average cumulative average frame rate/score from all the graphics cards in group. The 9 weights are 1 for each test we so that means 6 games (listed below) and 3 benchmarks (also listed below). Compute tests, power consumption, temperatures and acoustics are not included in the weighted calculation. To formulate our performance metric we use a weighted average method and each benchmark test gets a weight of 1 out of a total calculation with 9 weights (meaning all resolutions and variations of the same test are only ever one weight).

#Gtx 980 metro last light benchmark 64 Bit#

Operating System – Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit.

Main Storage Drive – Kingston HyperX 240GB SSD.

Power Supply – Be Quiet Power Zone 1000W.

CPU Cooler – Corsair H100i with Quiet Fan Profile with Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Compound.

#Gtx 980 metro last light benchmark pro#

RAM – 16GB (2 X 8GB) Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 1866MHz at 9-10-9-27.

Processor – Intel Core i7 4960X at Stock 3.6GHz with Turbo Mode disabled.

Motherboard – ASUS Rampage IV Extreme X Motherboard.

Noctua for supplying us with NT-H1 thermal compound. Lian Li for supplying us with a PC-T60A test bench. Kingstonfor supplying us with a Hyper X 240GB SSD, which we reviewed here.ĪMDfor supplying us with a Dell U2711 Ultra Sharp monitor.Ĭorsair for supplying us with a Hydro Series H100i liquid CPU cooler, which we reviewed here, and the Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 1866MHz 16GB memory kit, which we reviewed here. Intel for supplying us with a Core i7 4960X processor, which we reviewed here.ĪSUSfor supplying us with a Rampage IV Extreme motherboard, which we reviewed here.īe Quietfor supplying us with a Power Zone 1000W modular power supply. Before we delve into any testing we would like to take this opportunity to overview our test system and thank those sponsors who kindly provided us with test equipment to make our work possible.