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:
Notes:
Benchmark 23H2 24H2 Change Geekbench 6 Single 2389 2660 11.5% Geekbench 6 Multi 14104 14824 5.1% Cinebench 24 Single 97 115 18.5% Cinebench 24 Multi 1018 1061 4.2% Time Spy (CPU) 12239 12990 6.1% BM: W bench FPS 96.6 113.6 17.6% BM: W bench 1% 83.4 98.2 17.7% Fortnite FPS 193.9 248.6 28.2% Fortnite 1% 138.2 195.8 41.7%
- 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.