Smart Access Memory on Radeon's RX 5000 Series Tested - A Free Performance Boost!
Resident Evil Village - Resizable Bar On VS Off with AMD's RX 5700 XT
Published: 21st September 2021 | Source: AMD Radeon Technologies Group | Price: |
Resident Evil Village - Resizable Bar On VS Off with AMD's RX 5700 XT
Resident Evil Village is another title that showcases moderate performance gains thanks to AMD's Smart Access Memory feature, again showcasing larger performance gains at 1080p than at 1440p and 4K. Even so, framerates are increased significantly at all framerates. Even our 4K results see average framerate increases of around 5%.
Again, Smart Access Memory is a welcome addition to the RX 5000 series for Resident Evil Village players. While it isn't groundbreaking, it does deliver higher framerates, which is great news for all RX 5000 series GPU owners.
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Originally Posted by ET3D
For some reason the conclusion page is titled "Watch Dogs Legion - Resizable Bar On VS Off with AMD's RX 5700 XT".
Nice to see that SAM no longer seems to hurt performance. I wonder if it still does on some games, or if AMD fixed it such that if it doesn't help then at least it doesn't hurt. |
I corrected it last night, but it was late and I forgot to reply here to confirm that it was now fixed.
Thanks for the spot ET3D.
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Thanks for the spot ET3D.
QuoteI only thought of it now, because Hardware Unboxed discussed SAM (and not using it) in the recent Q&A, but any chance you could test Apex Legends or Serious Sam 4 (Vulkan)? Both games lost quite a bit of performance with SAM enabled when tested by HUB in January. I wonder if AMD fixed the performance regressions since then or if they're still there. That would affect if SAM is worth turning on by default (and using it in reviews).Quote
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Nice to see that SAM no longer seems to hurt performance. I wonder if it still does on some games, or if AMD fixed it such that if it doesn't help then at least it doesn't hurt.Quote