Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition PC Performance Review
CPU Comparison - Ryzen VS Intel
Published: 8th March 2018 | Source: OC3D Internal Testing | Price: |
CPU Comparison - Ryzen VS Intel
CPU-wise, Final Fantasy XV can be hugely demanding, especially in heavily populated areas when users have CPUs with four threads or less. We used the same test area as our GPU testing, though low framerates can also be seen in the Lestallum outpost when using CPUs with low core counts.
In our tests, Final Fantasy XV seemed to prefer Intel CPU hardware, though AMD's Ryzen products are not too far behind, as remember that we are using a heavy test case, with large portions of the game being less demanding. In this title, more than four strong CPU threads are recommended for 60FPS gameplay.
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We already know this game is heavily promoted by nVidia and they have helped alot in it's developement. So for me personally this test isn't that interesting with the very limited GPU selection available. RX580 4 and 8 GB, Vega 64 and 56 is a must, otherwise I see no point in even looking.Quote
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Originally Posted by Gambit2K
We already know this game is heavily promoted by nVidia and they have helped alot in it's developement. So for me personally this test isn't that interesting with the very limited GPU selection available. RX580 4 and 8 GB, Vega 64 and 56 is a must, otherwise I see no point in even looking.
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The RX 580 is basically a higher clocked 480, the perf gap is relatively small there, as our RX 480 is a factory overclocked Strix model. As is the difference between the 4GB and 8GB versions, only VRM capacity and in some cases VRAM clocks are changes, so differences only occur when capacity limited or bandwidth limited.
Thanks for the input.Quote
The game is pretty but from the few hours I've played so far I don't think it should command such a performance hit, A few optimisation patches are needed me thinks.Quote
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Originally Posted by Dicehunter
The game is pretty but from the few hours I've played so far I don't think it should command such a performance hit, A few optimisation patches are needed me thinks.
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On page 4 in the (High vs Highest) comparison, it says 'Average Preset' in the top left and 'High Preset' in the top right of the slider image. Had me confused for a bit.Quote
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