Show off your EW benchmark score

[VelKallor]

You downloaded a 2GB file to resurrect a 2 year old thread to tell us about your benchmark for the second-newest expansion before they do the quality upgrade? I got so many more questions but that's the biggest.

I see some people have no idea what hardware testing is. Dagget, any interesting data on the older cards vs the RTX series?

[Darkobra]

I see some people have no idea what hardware testing is.

I completely agree. I only hardware test my PC on games that actually TEST it. Not gonna start booting up 10 year old games on my 4090 on a 1080p. Can't wait to see DLSS 3.5 come to FF14 said nobody ever.

But if you're wanting to show me your Fortnite boosts on your AMD, I'll give you a pat on the head.

Hang on. Linus, is that you?

[Dagget]

I see some people have no idea what hardware testing is. Dagget, any interesting data on the older cards vs the RTX series?

The 4090 was on a friend's PC that I got to run the benchmark on and their monitor was only 1440. Rest of mine are all AMD CPU's and GPU's. My monitor is 1920x1200 and maybe someday go to 1440, zero interest in 4k.

Some examples, many of which are oddball APU's/CPU's:

RX 560 + A8-7680 (FM2+ APU) - 5361
RX 560 + Ryzen 3 2200G - 5911
RX 480 + Ryzen 5 7600 - 12642
RX 7600 + Ryzen 5 7600 - 23822
(the 480 and the 7600 GPU's both cost about $280 when I bought them, one before the cryptomining boom, the other since then)
RX 7600 + Ryzen 7800X3D - 28471

I imagine Square is much more interested in low end results, to see what hardware really gets into poor FPS at 1080 as that will be the be the limiting factor in who can play the game comfortably. High end hardware and 4k monitors will be a small fraction of the playerbase and they don't need to worry about performance for them anyway.

[Dagget]

New AMD Ryzen 7 8700G APU:

First run, no balancing memory bandwidth (DDR5 6000 atm) or anything else, mini-ITX case, no external video card, no resolution scaling.

https://lds-img.finalfantasyxiv.com/...jE3MDcwMDc1NTI.