But a fail for the dx12 implementation. Disappointing. Dx12 is not working in 64 man mp battles. Period.
I enjoy the game though. Think its better that bf3 or bf4. It smells of war blood pain and anxiety.
But a fail for the dx12 implementation. Disappointing. Dx12 is not working in 64 man mp battles. Period.[H] comparing 480 v 1060
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2016...eo_card_dx12_performance_preview#.WA5wffkrJD8
He calls a draw.
It smells of war blood pain and anxiety.
he probably means that an i3 will not be enough for BF1 like a dual core would have lower performance In BF4No bottleneck, my cpu will do 4.5 and when overclocked the $150 gtx970 will demolish a $170 rx 470. I can still get over 100$ for my gtx960. So $50 for 47% more performance from a gtx970 is a great value.
Yes, I will grab a nice upgrade when they refresh cards late next year.
Mabe a cheap gtx1070. to go with an i7 Kabylake cpu.
http://www.techspot.com/review/1267-battlefield-1-benchmarks/
I wonder if it is tested in single player or multiplayer ?
Testing Methodology
Our benchmark pass lasted 60 seconds, we started at the beginning of the "Through Mud & Blood" story where you take command of a British Mark 5 Tank. This test features plenty of AI-controlled characters and more importantly an easy to follow path that allowed us to repeatedly reproduce the test with a high degree of accuracy.
Na my overclocked i3 will easily pull 80fps+.he probably means that an i3 will not be enough for BF1 like a dual core would have lower performance In BF4
Well you missed this part.....it puts the 1060 on top for this game and most others.[H] comparing 480 v 1060
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2016...eo_card_dx12_performance_preview#.WA5wffkrJD8
He calls a draw.
Some things never make sense , if it works for you, use them.Does this make sense ?
Nvidia drivers 372.90 give me much higher fps in Battlefield 1 than the latest Nvidia drivers.
Some things never make sense , if it works for you, use them.
not really about framerate, FPS variance in ms aswell high usage because game prefer more cores and threadsNa my overclocked i3 will easily pull 80fps+.
I'll put it simply, my cpu is more than enough to provide smooth fast gameplay in BF1.not really about framerate, FPS variance in ms aswell high usage because game prefer more cores and threads
https://www.reddit.com/r/battlefield_one/comments/57kvs8/performance_comparison_between_bf4_and_bf1/
http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Battl...lefield-1-Technik-Test-Benchmarks-1210394/#a6
Well you missed this part.....it puts the 1060 on top for this game and most others.
"Whichever video card can gain the most from overclocking is going to be the one that provides the "better" performance here."
I'll put it simply, my cpu is more than enough to provide smooth fast gameplay in BF1.
The culprit is Sweclockers' test bench which has 8GB of RAM. DX12 tends to increase memory usage, and 16GB is recommended so it's not a surprise.
GTX 1060 (DX11) beating RX 480 (DX12) @ WCCTech
http://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/1080p.DX11-840x640.jpg
http://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/1080p.DX12-840x672.jpg
Well publishers with deep pockets and excellent coders have incredibly well optimized dx11 paths which are incredibly difficult to be outperformed,yes dices dx12 path should have been much better at day 1, I do agree,especially since it's an console title as well, so low level optimization should already be integrated.Yet another failed DX12 implementation in the form of a block-buster AAA title with a massive budget. This is despite EA having very deep pockets, and Dice not being amateurs by any stretch of the imagination.
Yet in the other thread we're lead to believe that even Indie developers will get "automatic" DX12 performance advantages by simply using Unity, and the market will be completely taken over by DX12.
Yet another failed DX12 implementation in the form of a block-buster AAA title with a massive budget. This is despite EA having very deep pockets, and Dice not being amateurs by any stretch of the imagination.
Yet in the other thread we're lead to believe that even Indie developers will get "automatic" DX12 performance advantages by simply using Unity, and the market will be completely taken over by DX12.
Yet another failed DX12 implementation in the form of a block-buster AAA title with a massive budget. This is despite EA having very deep pockets, and Dice not being amateurs by any stretch of the imagination.
Yet in the other thread we're lead to believe that even Indie developers will get "automatic" DX12 performance advantages by simply using Unity, and the market will be completely taken over by DX12.