Benchmarks: Fortnite, F1 2022, The Witcher 3, ROTR, Deus Ex: MD, Full War Saga

Imagine buying the GTX 2080 Ti to play Fortnite, but you know at that place are a heap of gamers who have and don't get me wrong I quite enjoy Fortnite, but with competitive settings it will run on a white potato. Here we're using the ultra quality preset, or the Epic preset as information technology's meliorate known in the game. For over 100 fps at all time the 2080 or 1080 Ti will do the job nicely, but if you want to stay above 144 Hz then might as well get a 2080 Ti.

Admittedly at 4K using the highest quality visuals fifty-fifty Fortnite looks pretty crisp and with over threescore fps at all times played incredibly well on the 2080 Ti. The standard 2080 matched the 1080 Ti and both besides delivered a smooth gaming feel.

Ohh and for those of you hoping to see PUBG benchmarks I've had to drop that title, I spent 20 minutes trying to get a game 2 days in a row, is the game completely dead at present? Anyway without the ability to become into a game I couldn't exam it and I didn't have time to waste, Fortnite's x10 ameliorate anyway, am I right?

Moving on, F1 fans brace yourself equally I've tested both the 2022 and the new 2022 version of the game, both on the Albert Park excursion under the aforementioned conditions. At 1440p the game was already very playable on a GTX 1080 Ti and by very playable I hateful unbelievably smooth with about no perceivable input lag, fifty-fifty for the Sebastian Vettel's of the virtual F1 world.

Jumping upward to 4K did boring things down as you'd await and now the 1080 Ti and 2080 are just keeping things in a higher place 60 fps at all times. Obviously that's still a neat effect and while faster the 2080 Ti only delivered a little over twenty% more performance, of course almost 100 fps at 4K is mind blowing stuff, but I was hoping to run into bigger gains.

Moving to F1 2022 and over again nosotros see that the 2080 delivers 1080 Ti similar functioning, however the 1440p results are impressive for both GPUs. The 2080 Ti was once again a little over xx% faser so while very strong in terms of performance, it doesn't exactly justify the 70% price increase over the 1080 Ti.

The 4K results are a piddling better and now the 2080 Ti is xxx% faster than the 1080 Ti, again doesn't justify the price increase simply 91 fps in this modern racing championship at 4K is prissy. That said there is an consequence here, the frame time operation looks a little cattywampus. This isn't a mistake, I triple checked these results and fifty-fifty tried AIB models and still got the exact same result every fourth dimension, then this has to be a driver bug. These are early drivers and so I expect Nvidia will become on top of this issue earlier long. I had also planned to test the Forza Horizon 4 demo, but it kept crashing on the RTX cards, so over again a driver outcome, which is a shame it would have been great to test that i out.

A much older game that I'm sure many of you are keen to see how these new RTX GPUs perform in is The Witcher 3 Wild Chase. The 2080 once again provides 1080 Ti like performance, we come across the same frame time event with a slight boost to the average frame rate. The 2080 Ti enables slightly better frame time performance at 1440p with a 30% boost for the average frame rate, over the 1080 Ti.

Increasing the resolution to 4K helps the 2080 Ti extend it's pb out to 37% while the plain 2080 is seen to exist 38% faster than the 1080, so not a bad result there.

In the previous commodity, our day 1 coverage we showed Shadow of the Tomb Raider operation, then if you missed that y'all can go back and bank check it out. Since we've already covered that title we won't talk about those results over again here, but I will include them in the performance breakdown at the cease of the article.

This fourth dimension we're looking at the results from Ascension of the Tomb Raider using the DirectX 11 API. At 1440p the results are unimpressive, the 2080 is slower than the 1080 Ti while the 2080 Ti is merely a fraction faster.

Therefore let'south quickly move to the 4K testing and here the 2080 Ti was withal just 25% faster than the 1080 Ti, that alone is a decent performance increment only again it doesn't come anywhere near close to justifying the price increase. The same is true when comparison the 2080 and 1080, the new model is less than 30% faster.

Moving on we have Deus Ex: Flesh Divided, another very GPU demanding title. Here the 2080 does offer a nice little performance crash-land over the 1080 Ti while the 2080 Ti is the but GPU to proceed frame rates above 100 fps at all times.

Even at 4K the 2080 Ti ensures frame rates stay above 60 fps and with an average of 82 fps the game ran silky smooth, it delivered an amazing experience. Meanwhile the 2080 was once more slightly faster than the 1080 Ti, making it 44% faster than the standard 1080.

Total State of war Saga: Thrones of Britannia isn't exactly the most cut edge championship simply it does practise an excellent job of utilizing the 2080 Ti, even at 1440p. That said while strong compared to a lot of the 1440p results we've seen, it was still just 29% faster, the 2080 besides vanquish the 1080 past a similar margin.

Interestingly at 4K the 2080 Ti slightly extends it's pb but the reverse is truthful for the 2080 which sees the 1080 close in a bit. Overall not amazing results here given the toll tags, simply the 2080 Ti is able to deliver playable performance while the rest of the field struggles.