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Fortnite gets 28 to 41% FPS improvement on 7800X3D with Windows 11 24H2

Bernoulli

M2 slut
this a huge difference for those playing this game



I run lots of benchmarks, capture stats on games, etc., and decided to see what 24H2 might do for my 7800X3D/7900XTX/X670E system. All results are based on the most recent runs on 23H2, and on 24H2 runs today (August 26, 2024) using the preview release. The BIOS settings, Adrenaline version/settings, system software, etc. are all the same, the only difference being the OS version. Most benchmarks were run/captured once, so this is not exhaustive or scientific.

Results:

Benchmark23H224H2Change
Geekbench 6 Single2389266011.5%
Geekbench 6 Multi14104148245.1%
Cinebench 24 Single9711518.5%
Cinebench 24 Multi101810614.2%
Time Spy (CPU)12239129906.1%
BM: W bench FPS96.6113.617.6%
BM: W bench 1%83.498.217.7%
Fortnite FPS193.9248.628.2%
Fortnite 1%138.2195.841.7%
Notes:

  • BM: W is Black Myth: Wukong. This is the benchmark version at 2560x1440 Cinematic, RT off. Stats are captured at the section starting after going over the fallen tree.
  • Fortnite uses in-game captures at 2560x1440 using DX12, with Frame Rate Limit off and Vsync off. All settings Epic except for Medium Shadows. TSR is Medium with Native resolution, 100% 3D Resolution, Dynamic 3D Resolution off, Nanite Virtualized Geometry off, Global Illumination off, Reflections off, etc.
  • Captures and stats are from CapFrameX with 60 second captures.
  • Other software running in the background includes HWiNFO64, Chrome, Razer Synapse, Adrenaline, OpenRGB, and any necessary launchers such as Steam or Epic Games.
  • Power Plans is Balanced and set to Best Performance.
  • Benchmarks are run in normal mode, not as Admin, special Admin, etc.
  • System is a ASRock X670E Taichi, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, ASRock PG 7900XTX, 32GB Team Group 6000CL30 with EXPO (30-36-36-76-112), 2TB WD SN850X, 420mm Arctic LFII AIO, etc.
 

Mr Moose

Member
What is 24H2?

Are we seriously saying windows was holding back performance of our CPUs by up to 28%?
dexter-james-doakes.gif
 

//DEVIL//

Member
Fucking hell. Lawsuit.
I always felt like MS always sided with Intel. Wouldn’t surprise if this was on purpose to be honest.

But on the positive side, think of it you got free performance to the best CPU in the market for gaming.

I am honestly not gonna switch to the 9000 3D series unless there is a performance gap at 4K.

Just selling mine used and buying a new one at premium price for 10% give or take performance boost on full HD and zero at 4K is useless in my case
 

Bernoulli

M2 slut
I always felt like MS always sided with Intel. Wouldn’t surprise if this was on purpose to be honest.

But on the positive side, think of it you got free performance to the best CPU in the market for gaming.

I am honestly not gonna switch to the 9000 3D series unless there is a performance gap at 4K.

Just selling mine used and buying a new one at premium price for 10% give or take performance boost on full HD and zero at 4K is useless in my case
there were always windows bugs that slowed down AMD but not intel
 

rm082e

Member
How does this stack up against Windows 10? I haven't upgraded and am putting it off until Q3 next year. When I looked a while back, Windows 11 had worse gaming performance than 10, so I didn't see any reason to upgrade.
 

sachos

Member
Bro if this is legit its worth like 2 generation CPU upgrades wtf, every CPU benchmark will need to be redone.
 
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Buggy Loop

Gold Member
So does win 10 have the same problem and it will never be patched? Anyone compared the CPU performances between win 11 24h2 vs win10 ?
 

Ozriel

M$FT
Some of this person’s benchmarks are being challenged in that thread

Hopefully we get some more standard testing. Surprised there’s not much push for testing for the x3D processors.
 
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