Otherwise against the R9 290XU it’s a consistent 13% lead at 2560 and 4K Medium. At all resolutions and quality settings it comes out on top, surpassing NVIDIA’s former consumer flagship by anywhere from a few percent to 12% at 4K with high quality settings. If there was any doubt that it could surpass the likes of R9 290XU and GTX 780 Ti, then this first benchmark is a great place to set those doubts to rest. GTX 980 comes out swinging in our first set of benchmarks. In practice not even GTX 980 is going to be fast enough to comfortably play most of these games at 3840x2160 with everything cranked up – that is going to be multi-GPU territory – so for that reason we’re including a lower quality setting to showcase just what performance looks like at settings more realistic for a single GPU. On the other hand it scales well with resolution and quality settings, so it’s still playable on lower end hardware.Īs has become customary for us for the last couple of high-end video card reviews, we’re going to be running all of our 4K video card benchmarks at both high quality and at a lower quality level. The original Metro: 2033 was a graphically punishing game for its time and Metro: Last Light is in its own right too. As always, kicking off our look at performance is 4A Games’ latest entry in their Metro series of subterranean shooters, Metro: Last Light.

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