![]() ![]() ![]() gavbon86: There will never be another Naz.ganeshts: Take care with the left-hand side drive, and be careful with the posted speed limits.Of course, I'm sure I wouldn't be if I actu… RyanSmithAT: Considering that it was 33C here last weekend, I'm envious.RyanSmithAT: Holding out for that Raptor Lake HEDT chip, I take it?.Two sick children! Been up since 3am, please make it stop □ gavbon86: What's worse than one sick child?.EVGA’s FTW overclock will get you there though, and for that matter it can even cross the 60fps mark at 4K. Looking at just the NVIDIA lineup for a second, while not even GTX 980 was able to cross 60fps at 1440p, it does prove that its 17% performance advantage counts for something by being able to push framerates in the high 50s, all while GTX 970 can’t even crack 50fps. EVGA PRECISION X SETTINGS GTX 970 FULLAMD’s 4K advantage is in full force here, while that solid lead errodes and the GTX 970 catches up for 1440p and 1080p. In Battlefield 4 resolution makes all the difference. As these benchmarks are from single player mode, based on our experiences our rule of thumb here is that multiplayer framerates will dip to half our single player framerates, which means a card needs to be able to average at least 60fps if it’s to be able to hold up in multiplayer. After a rocky start, Battlefield 4 has finally reached a point where it’s stable enough for benchmark use, giving us the ability to profile one of the most popular and strenuous shooters out there. Our latest addition to our benchmark suite and our current major multiplayer action game of our benchmark suite is Battlefield 4, DICE’s 2013 multiplayer military shooter. ![]()
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