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Battlefield 4 OFFICIAL Release Benchmarks: NVIDIA & AMD

Seeing that BF4 is a graphical upgrade form bf3 but not in an extreme form, I expected the Titan for example to reach 80-90 at least :S I hope performance increases will be seen with newer drivers, or DICE is just giving Nvidia the finger :L

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Seeing that BF4 is a graphical upgrade form bf3 but not in an extreme form, I expected the Titan for example to reach 80-90 at least :S I hope performance increases will be seen with newer drivers, or DICE is just giving Nvidia the finger :L

Hmm, we'll find out when I bench the R9 290x today!

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Hmm, we'll find out when I bench the R9 290x today!

Can we see the results before the video is out, I'm curious. Since I'm in the UK we don't get BF4 until friday. Itching to see how my 290x performs. 

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Anyone notice the performance test in the graphics options while in game? I click it but it shows nothing?

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Anyone notice the performance test in the graphics options while in game? I click it but it shows nothing?

Yeah I was having issues with that which is why I ran it through the same sequence over and over.

 

 

Can we see the results before the video is out, I'm curious. Since I'm in the UK we don't get BF4 until friday. Itching to see how my 290x performs. 

I'll try my best mate, should be up 2pm PST or 10pm UK time.

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Do you actually work for Digital Storm?

If so, I'd look into getting Industry Affiliate status.

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Do you actually work for Digital Storm?

If so, I'd look into getting Industry Affiliate status.

Nice videos!

I do! Working with Linus/Slick to get it sorted.

 

amd benchmarks??

Ill have them up today! As well as 290x crossfire benchmarks.

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UPDATE: AMD R9 290X with Beta v7 got 67.2 fps... I was honestly expecting more.

 is that minimum/average/max ?

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Well this hasn't really changed since beta.

 

AMD CPU + Nvidia GPU works quite okay as always.

Intel CPU + Nvidia GPU works good as always.

Intel CPU + Radeon GPU works good as always.

 

AMD CPU + Radeon GPU works terrible...

 

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http://pclab.pl/art55318.html

 

I have another two interesting graphs, something for FX 83xx owners:
 
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In before somebody says that the review is false because AMD GPUs lose to Nvidia GPUs:

 

This is multiplayer tests i posted.

 

The reason singleplayer ones look a lot different is because singleplayer isnt that CPU demanding, so the CPU load from Radeon drivers doesn't matter. In Multiplayer all the CPUs are put to test under near 100% load thus the Nvidia multithreaded drivers help a lot to push additional frames.

 

here are singleplayer ones:

 

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May be a stupid question, but is kl./s the same thing as FPS?

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I take back my previous comment. We just have to wait for the official release to see whether mantle actually makes a difference.  

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Is this with the latest nvidia drivers that are said to give increased performance in BF4?

 

Either way I love how the 770 is beating the 280x :P

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May be a stupid question, but is kl./s the same thing as FPS?

 

Yup.

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Is this with the latest nvidia drivers that are said to give increased performance in BF4?

 

Either way I love how the 770 is beating the 280x :P

 

Reread the thread, i posted another graph. It's due to drivers from Nvidia vs AMD drivers. The CPU load is totally different because Nvidia makes multithreaded drivers, that actually helps REDUCE the load from the CPU => pushing more frames per second in multiplayer. Singleplayer is the other way around, CPU doesnt matter, only GPU matters and AMD GPUs DO have a lead there! :)

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Yup.

I can't understand that a 780 has basically the same results as 770 and Radeons fall back THAT much, the game is optimized for them anyway :o

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Reread the thread, i posted another graph. It's due to drivers from Nvidia vs AMD drivers. The CPU load is totally different because Nvidia makes multithreaded drivers, that actually helps REDUCE the load from the CPU => pushing more frames per second in multiplayer. Singleplayer is the other way around, CPU doesnt matter, only GPU matters and AMD GPUs DO have a lead there! :)

They do, I noticed, and was saddened because I probably should retract my statement.

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I can't understand that a 780 has basically the same results as 770 and Radeons fall back THAT much, the game is optimized for them anyway :o

 

Multiplayer, the CPUs are on 100% load pretty much. Can't drive the GPU any faster => bottleneck.

 

Singleplayer does show the GPUs separate themselves.

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Multiplayer, the CPUs are on 100% load pretty much. Can't drive the GPU any faster => bottleneck.

 

Singleplayer does show the GPUs separate themselves.

Do you have benchmarks with 4930K? That would probably make it clearer.

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