We rounded up 10 titles that are consistent, repeatable, and clearly show how powerful your PC is. Most of the games we chose have built-in benchmarks. It has a built-in benchmark that produces consistent results, serving as a solid baseline that you can compare to other machines. The game uses the now aging AnvilNext 2. This benchmark has a quirk, though. Instead of presets, Red Dead Redemption 2 has a performance slider that adjusts settings based on your hardware.
For the best, most consistent results, we recommend cranking the slider to its max setting when running your first test. Read our Red Dead Redemption 2 review. The game is a machine of physics simulations and lighting, highlighting some of the most demanding tasks PCs can handle today. Still, Control is a great way to push your hardware and test the newest features available on graphics cards. Read our Control review. Hitman 3 provides an interesting in-game benchmark.
Instead of a set scene, the game loads you into the Dartmoor level with infinite ammo weapons and the option to spawn waves of guards. She is attacked by Konstantin and mortally wounds him; he dies in disbelief that he was not carrying out God's will, but Ana's. Lara is too late to stop Ana from retrieving the Divine Source, but wrests it from her before Ana can use it.
However, he is happy that his time has finally come and thanks Lara for bringing his end as he peacefully disintegrates. In the aftermath, Jacob's daughter Sofia takes over the Remnant. Jonah recovers from his wounds and joins Lara in planning their next expedition, with Lara vowing to investigate more of the world's mysteries as well as thwart Trinity's plans.
A post-credits scene shows Lara and Ana leaving Russia, with Lara questioning her over the death of her father. Ana admits that Lara's father was in fact murdered by Trinity, but she is shot and killed by a sniper working for Trinity before she can reveal anything else. The sniper asks for orders about killing Lara, but his unseen superior tells him, "No, not yet" as the game ends. Rise of the Tomb Raider will features larger areas of exploration than the previous game.
In addition to the story mode, side missions will rewards players for completing objectives. Challenges return from the previous game. Optional tombs can be explored in the game, containing platforming and other puzzles needed to access a codex that can improve Lara's equipment.
AMD Radeon Adrenalin Article - Guide - Review What's the game about? Frame timings weren't included for two reasons: it's not easy to display all that data when testing 27 different GPUs, and we feel Nvidia needs more time to improve their drivers. We'll test Tomb Raider at three common desktop display resolutions: x, x and x using DX We are also testing using the three top quality presets that includes Ultimate, Ultra and High.
No changes will be made to the presets. Testing Methodology We'll be testing 27 DirectX 11 graphics card configurations from AMD and Nvidia covering a wide range of prices from the affordable to the ultra-expensive.
User Comments: Not realizing this could be an issue and it's something I will look into shortly using the Fury X and Nano. When running at p on 'High', we didn't suffer any frame rate stuttering with the Nano or Fury X like we did at p using the 'Very High' preset.
This is short of saying, a driver update for Radeon cards should address some of these issues. On the CPU performance front we found some interesting results, most notably of which were found when comparing the Core iK and K.
The K was quite a bit faster and yet when downclocked to 2. As usual, gamers running a Core i5 or Core i7 processor released in the last four years shouldn't have any worries with this title. We were surprised by how well the Core i3 processors performed, in particular the i which matched the FX
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