Catzilla Now Supports 4K – Flagship GPU Performance Review

Catzilla Now Supports 4K – GPU Performance

 

Using a wide range of performance tools has always been important when looking at PC hardware, as not every game performs the same and results from a single tool do not often deliver the full picture.    

In the past Catzilla was a regular part of our GPU test suite alongside tools like 3DMARK and Unigine. Now AllPlayer’s Catzilla benchmark has now been updated to support 4K, giving us a great excuse to place our GTX 980Ti and R9 Fury X head to head to see which GPU reigns supreme in the Catzilla benchmark tool.       

One key thing about Catzilla is that the tool can be used to determine whether or not your PC is ready to play certain new PC games, with games like Far Cry: Primal, Dark Souls 3 and Fallout 4 being recently added to the list.   

Catzilla is available for free or as a paid tool though free users will only gain access to the 720p gaming test. On the next page we will show you our results in Catzilla for 1080p, 1440p and 4K.   

    

Drivers 

For this game, we will be using the newest drivers that were available when the game released, which is Nvidia’s Game Ready Geforce 364.72 driver and AMD’s 16.4.1 driver, both of which are the most recent GPU drivers for either company. 

Test Setup  

We will be testing this game on our dedicated GPU test rig using the current flagship GPUs from both AMD and Nvidia. Both GPUs will be the reference design and will be running at stock settings. 

 

AMD R9 Fury X & Nvidia GTX 980Ti
Intel Core i7 6700K @ 4.7GHz
ASUS Maximus VIII Hero
G.Skill Ripjaws 4x4GB DDR4 3200MHz
Corsair HX1200i
Corsair H110i GT
Windows 10 x64 

         

Nvidia GTX 980Ti (Left), AMD R9 Fury X (Right)