For 5 minutes in the hills and burned forest, we monitored framerate at about 60FPS AVG, with lows at 45FPS 1% and 39FPS 0.1%. Viewing angles perpendicular to the ground boosted framerates significantly – not shown here – but wider views of the landscape and horizon drove FPS down to about 47FPS AVG. With the 1080 Ti and 4K settings at High, we observed an average FPS of 47 when dropping into the match, with framerate primarily driven downward when looking over the landscape at a glancing angle. We’ll look at frametime plots after we get through the framerate graphs. Let’s start with a study of 4K performance to see consistency from match-to-match.
The best we can do is establish a reliable benchmark that gives accurate relative performance scaling, determining “best” choices in each price category, rather than try to look at absolute performance everywhere in the game. Just switching through clips in our video, you can see how varied the environments are.
Framerate is all over the place in this game, which makes it functionally impossible to benchmark with full accuracy to absolute numbers. Multiplayer is clearly where everyone is playing, but the map is huge: It has desert regions, grassy and mountainous regions, it has a river with semi-flooded buildings, and there’s the initial drop from the sky with a fuller view of everything. The most important thing to do before embarking on testing dozens of configurations is to establish some level of reproducible result within the game.
If you prefer reading, carry on, but when you encounter references to “on screen” or video footage, check the video above. The following is the script from our video.
Video card benchmark drivers#
The latest drivers were used as of 2/19/19. Often the company that makes the card, but sometimes us (see article)
0 kommentar(er)
