Quake Champions, Prey, For Honor, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

Quake Champions

Quake Champions is a game we decided to include concluding minute and this is the beginning time we benchmarked this title. Here we see some very competitive results from AMD at 1080p though things became a bit too overwhelming at 4K. Backing downwards to 1440p we find mixed results, AMD hard the better ane% low while Nvidia peaked a little higher. Overall performance was much of a muchness so another depict.

Prey

Prey is yet some other game where AMD typically does very well and still we again find Vega 56 struggling against the GTX 1070. Information technology'southward the minimum frame rate, those 1% lows, that look particularly bad at 1080p though by the time we get to 4K the margins are much the same. Again we run into, this time at 1440p, that the minimum fps event is an issue for Vega despite the average looking quite skilful.

For Honour

Vega 56 and the GTX 1070 over again become head to head and evangelize pretty much the same results, this time in For Honor. That said while it was a expressionless heat at 1080p the 1070 pulled ahead at 4K. At 1440p we first to see the 1070 edge alee but really we are just talking a 1 - ii fps difference at this realistic resolution for these mid-range to high-terminate GPUs.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided [DX12]

Deus Ex: Flesh Divided is some other title that we've tested using DX12 and this hands the reward to Vega. AMD won quite comfortably at 1080p and remained ahead for the 4K testing also. Meanwhile at 1440p the Vega 56 carte was 12% faster than the GTX 1070. Though shockingly just viii% faster than the Fury X.