Game Benchmark Results
For the game benchmark, I used the following games to test the Zotac GTX 970 AMP! Extreme Core Edition: Assassin’s Creed: Unity, Battlefield 4, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Crysis 3, Ryse: Son of Rome, Shadow of Mordor, Metro Last Light and Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Benchmark tool. I used Fraps to record the minimum, maximum and average frames per second. The higher the frame rate the better. At 30fps the game is very much playable, but 60fps provides a better and smoother gaming experience.
The games were played on the respective scenarios or stages below:
Metro Last Light Benchmark Results
Options: Resolution: 1920 x 1080; DirectX: DirectX 11; Quality: Very High; Texture filtering: AF 16X; Advanced PhysX: Enabled; Tesselation: Not supported; Motion Blur: Normal; SSAA: ON;
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Total Frames: 7742, Total Time: 171.2495 sec Average Framerate: 45.24 Max. Framerate: 72.88 (Frame: 6378) Min. Framerate: 11.60 (Frame: 3147) |
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Total Frames: 7672, Total Time: 171.2455 sec Average Framerate: 44.84 Max. Framerate: 74.47 (Frame: 6329) Min. Framerate: 6.96 (Frame: 6077) |
| Average Results Average Framerate: 45.00 Max. Framerate: 74.47 Min. Framerate: 6.96 |
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Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward Benchmark
A beast, great review, by the way, it has Coil Whine? it makes use of all VRAM?
Hi Jesús. Thanks! Glad you liked the review. The sample we got doesn’t have any coil whine issues. As for VRAM, it depends on the game you are playing. It’s usually just around 3GB, or less. Haven’t tested it on 4K yet.
Thank you very much, I’ll buy it on amazon, hopefully it arrives in perfect conditions, because I’m from Venezuela…