Post your Final Fantasy XV Benchmark Results

[NoJuan999]

 

[Anatom]

Asrock X99M Killer/3.1
i7-5960X 4700 Mhz
Ram 3200 Mhz 14-16-17-22 1T
RTX2080 Ti 2130/16200 Mhz

 

[ultrafx]

RX 560 Gigabyte Gaming @1450/8000
Ryzen 5 1500X @3700 MHz
2x8GB Kingston HyperX @2800 MHz CL14-16-14-30-48 1T

Score: 3438
Benchmark ver 1.2

 

[Fizban]

Got a new laptop, score seems decent.

 

[RyuuRed]

b360m
I5 8400
16 GB ram cl15 2667mhz
ZOTAC GTX 980 Ti AMP! Extreme Edition oc 1497 memory 3947

 

[Fizban]

You used High Quality not Standard. Took me a minute to notice, but looked closer after being surprised that your 980 TI scores so far behind my laptop.

 

[id3578363]

Ryzen 3700Х STOC
Vega ref + Raijintek MORPHEUS II

 

[Ruru]

Standard:

High:

I play the game personally on high settings, 50-60fps.

 

[Countryside]

 

[agent_x007]

Titan Xp "Galactic Empire" @ 2,02 - 2,01GHz on GPU (+20% power limit).
"Stock" cooling getting close to it's limits... CPU is way past them

 

[The Pack]

The Pack - I9 9900K- RTX 2080 Super - 32 GB RAM - SCORE = 17082

 

[CS85]

 

[harm9963]

Testing ram timing.

 

[agent_x007]

OC'ed CPU a bit more, this score from almost 2GHz on GPU (at ~1,03V).
@T4C Fantasy Small update ?

 

[HammerON]

 

[harm9963]

 

[Space Lynx]

whoever bought 1080 ti on its launch day was prob the best bang for buck gpu ever in history of gaming. seriously so OP even after all these years lol oc's like a monster

 

[harm9963]

whoever bought 1080 ti on its launch day was prob the best bang for buck gpu ever in history of gaming. seriously so OP even after all these years lol oc's like a monster

Loving Every Minute !

 

[Fizban]

whoever bought 1080 ti on its launch day was prob the best bang for buck gpu ever in history of gaming. seriously so OP even after all these years lol oc's like a monster

I wouldn't agree there at all.
Not trying to trash talk the GPU, it's a good GPU, but bang for buck has never been a big thing at the top of the spectrum.

1660 Super is my pick for best bang for buck. 1080 TI is 53% more powerful, but we'e talking a price difference of $229 vs $699.

1660 Super is newer, but even based on things from the same Gen, 1080 TI is 59% more powerful than a 1060, and the 1060 debuted at $250.

2.796x the price for 1.59x the performance is the opposite of bang for buck performance though.

 

[Nuckles56]

3600 @ stock
16GB 3200MHz RAM
5700XT boosting to ~1950MHz or higher w/ stock memory settings

HP specter w/ Ryzen 3500u, 16GB RAM
It's a nice lappy but no record setter. Good battery life though

 

[RadeoForce]

R5 3600 4.3/3800 CL16
RX Vega64 LC ~1700/1100 1.05v

 

[Godsun]

CPU: R7 2700X
GPU: RX 5700 XT
Score: 12945

 

[Zenux]

4790К 4.7Ghz
16Gb 2400Mhz
1080Ti ~2012\11930
Score: 14505

 

[Arctucas]

 

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