Benchmarks: 1600p Unmarried & Multi-GPU Results

Earlier we leap to the mixed GPU results allow's just focus on some single GPU numbers to go our bearings beginning. It's interesting to note that the GTX 970 and GTX 980 delivered virtually the same performance and never were a swell deal slower than the GTX 980 Ti, especially in the heavy and medium tests.

This meant that although the GTX 970 wasn't a not bad deal slower than the R9 390, the GTX 980 looked weak compared to the 390X. The 980 Ti was also burned by the Fury X, which was over 30% faster in the heavy test.

Later we'll run like tests with async compute disabled to run across what kind of impact this technology has on the Nvidia cards.

The higher up graph is a preview of what's to come. Without single GPU results information technology's difficult to judge what kind of functioning enhancements we are seeing. Nevertheless, it might take some time to process the fact that we have GeForce and Radeon graphics cards adjacent, so let this be an ice billow ;).

There are a few things that become immediately apparent from these results. Firstly, equally we saw in the single GPU tests AMD is comfy outperforming Nvidia in this championship and as a issue yous will receive the strongest results when using a Radeon graphics carte as the primary adapter.

The Fury X and 980 Ti philharmonic for example was 7% faster when using the R9 Fury X equally the principal carte du jour.

Because AMD is faster than Nvidia here a pair of R9 390Xs were much faster than the R9 390X and GTX 980 philharmonic, despite the 980 being the more powerful solution in over 90% of DX11 titles.