Battlefield 1 DirectX 12 Benchmarks Reveal AMD's Best Showing Yet, Nvidia GPUs Do Better In DX11

Battlefield 1 is launching in a calendar week's time but you won't have to await until then to see how well information technology performs on the latest Nvidia & AMD GPUs. If you've clicked on this then you lot already know what Battlefield 1 is and what it represents, so I won't diameter you with a repetition of what you lot already know. instead, I'll swoop straight into the benchmarks.

Nvidia & AMD DirectX 12 Benchmarks In Battleground 1

The results y'all're most to see are courtesy of Hardware.info, who have conducted testing on xiii different graphics cards on the game's ultra and medium presets. They have also published frame-time results which you can find in their full Battlefield 1 performance review.  We'll exist following up with our own internal Wccftech lab benchmarks within the upcoming days. With that out of the way, let'southward dig in.

Source : Hardware.info

Right off the bat the game is very clearly well optimized. At 1080p you can become away with a four year old Tahiti based graphics carte similar the R9 280X or a similarly clocked Hd 7970 and go a mid 50s average framerate. With a tiny scrap of graphics tweaking or overclocking y'all tin can easily button past a 60 FPS average. On the Nvidia side you're looking at similar performance to the 280X with a GTX 780. Which is a graphics card that was considered to be of a much higher performance subclass in its hay mean solar day. Only information technology's articulate that time has not treated it likewise kindly and it's now much closer to the much cheaper Tahiti based graphics cards.

Anything higher up the GTX 780 is overkill here, unless y'all programme on gaming on a loftier refresh rate monitor. In which case you're looking at 127 FPS with a GTX 1080 and ~115 FPS with an R9 Fury X or a GTX 1070. Correct below the GTX 1070 we see AMD'due south R9 390X putting on a spectacularly good showing, outperforming the higher end GTX 980 Ti. Between a ninety and a 77 FPS average we see a cluster of graphics cards. Heading the pack is the RX 480, followed by the GTX 1060, R9 290 and RX 470. At the end of this little pack is the most popular graphics card out there, the GTX 970.

Source : Hardware.info

At 2560x1440 we run into the performance hierarchy from the 1080p results maintained. The GTX 1080 is at the very top with near 100 frames a second. Following the GTX 1080 is the R9 Fury X and GTX 1070 with ~86 and ~83 frames a second respectively. The Radeon R9 390X maintains its extraordinarily impressive lead over the GTX 980 Ti at 78 frames a second and 73 FPS for the 980 Ti.  Below that we once once more see the aforementioned cluster consisting of the RX 480, R9 290, GTX 1060 6GB, RX 470 and GTX 970. The GTX 780 and R9 280X struggle to continue upwardly here and are significantly short of the 60 FPS average nosotros're looking for to maintain a polish gaming feel.

Source : Hardware.info

At 4K no card manages to evangelize a 60 FPS average withal, the GTX 1080 comes closest with a ~58 FPS boilerplate.  The R9 Fury X comes in at second with ~50 FPS and the GTX 1070 and 980 Ti both manage to stay shut by with a ~47 FPS average.  The R9 390X loses its lead over the GTX 980 Ti and falls into its more natural position within the stack at ~43 FPS. Our little pack of 480, 470, 290, 1060 6GB and 970 manages to evangelize around a ~thirty FPS average. Annihilation below the GTX 970 simply fails to deliver a playable framerate.

Battlefield i DirectX 12 Operation Per Dollar

The figures below represent the performance per dollar value for each graphics card relative to the GTX 1060.

Benchmark Run By Hardware.info

AMD'south Strongest Showing Yet, Nvidia'due south DirectX 12 Performance Nonetheless Inconsistent

Earlier we wrap things up here I want to share some more than results, this time for DirectX xi. The results are based on the work of our practiced friends over at GameGPU.com and for the sake of brevity we'll only be looking at 1440p. Although I should annotation that Nvidia GPUs exhibit the same behavior that yous'll see below beyond all resolutions according to the data. All GeFroce graphics cards regardless of generation or compages really lose performance with DirectX 12 compared to DirectX 11 in Battlefield 1. Something we've seen earlier in other DirectX 12 games like Deus Ex Mankind Divided.

The chart in a higher place showcases the performance gains, and losses, in DirectX 12 compared to DirectX eleven. AMD graphics cards see small-scale performance gains while Nvidia GPUs run across a larger delta between DX12 & DX11. Although notably, with Nvidia, the delta represents a performance degradation rather than an improvement. This design was conspicuously present in the 1080p & 4K results too. In fact the results overall in terms of gains and losses are very similar to what nosotros take seen with Deus Ex Mankind Divided.

Hopefully Nvidia & the developers will identify whatever the culprit may be backside this bizarre behavior. In the coming weeks we look to see game patches and twenty-four hour period launch drivers come out to improve the game's overall performance beyond what yous see today. Which, relieve for the anomaly higher up, is quite stellar broadly speaking.

Battlefield 1 is by far the most visually stunning and technically accomplished game that we accept seen yet. The team behind the Frostbite engine has certainly outdone itself and every member of the team should definitely feel proud of what they take accomplished hither. Battlefield 1 builds on the stunning graphics and sound engineering that we've seen with Star Wars Battlefront and manages to practice information technology with impeccable efficiency. I can say with confidence that no game out right now performs this well for how good it looks. A few games certainly come very shut, merely Battlefield 1 has successfully all-powerful itself the new leader of the pack.

Source: https://wccftech.com/battlefield-1-directx-12-benchmarks-amd-nvidia/

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