ASUS RTX 3050 OC Dual Review

Monster Hunter World

Published: 9th March 2022 | Source: ASUS | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

ASUS RTX 3050 OC Dual Review

Monster Hunter World

Capcom’s Monster Hunter World might be, compared to other titles in our test suite, getting a little long in the tooth but it’s still a gorgeous title with beautiful scenery punctuated by boss fights that wouldn’t look out of place in a From Software title. The introduction of the Iceborne expansion pack boosted the graphics a little further, and as always we’re running everything as high as we can push.

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10-03-2022, 19:18:49

gijoe50000
I think these graphs would be a lot more useful if you just used one of each type of card, one 3080ti, one 3080, one 2080ti, one 1070, etc.
Nobody really cares about 1-2fps between different models of the same card, especially when it's not the card that's being reviewed, and more especially since anyone interested in buying a 3050 will most likely be upgrading from a 1050, 1060, etc, so lower end, older, cards would be much more interesting for potential buyers.Quote
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