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Better yet, the game comes with a plethora of graphics options for PC snobs. We love being able to work a tactics-style game into our benchmarking suite. This Unreal Engine 4-powered game was built from the ground up for DirectX 12. Gears Tactics puts it own brutal, fast-paced spin on the XCOM-like genre. Ambient Occlusion can still offer iffy results if set to Ultra, so we test with that setting at Medium. Horizon Zero Dawn runs on Guerrilla Games’ Decima engine, the same engine that powers Death Stranding. It also seems to respond somewhat to PCIe 4.0 scaling, which will make this an interesting inclusion when we shift to a PCIe 4.0-based system in the future. The most egregious ones have by and large been cleared up thanks to hard work from the developers, and the game topped the sales charts for weeks after its release. Horizon Zero Dawn hit Steam with some performance issues. Yep, Sony exclusives are hitting the PC now. I had to remove two games from the suite due to wonky ultrawide support, which I’ll discuss at the end. We’ll just present the raw graphs and game info before offering some wrap-up thoughts at the end.

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Hit up our full Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Founders Edition review for more information on our methodology and testing system. Likewise, no AMD Radeon graphics cards have yet to match the RTX 2080’s performance, so you won’t find them in the charts below.

It’s a hair slower in properly optimized DX12 or Vulkan games, as you’ll see in our full RTX 3080 review. We did not include the legendary GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, as our previous benchmarks show it performing on a par with the RTX 2080 in most games. We’ve also enabled temporal anti-aliasing (TAA) to push these cards to their limits when it’s available.

2x 500GB Samsung 860 EVO SSDs ($70 each on Amazon)Įach game is tested using its in-game benchmark at the highest possible graphics presets unless otherwise noted, with VSync, frame rate caps, real-time ray tracing or DLSS effects, and FreeSync/G-Sync disabled, along with any other vendor-specific technologies like FidelityFX.

Corsair Crystal 570X RGB case, with front and top panels removed and an extra rear fan installed for improved airflow.

EVGA 1200W SuperNova P2 power supply ($352 on Amazon).

64GB HyperX Predator RGB DDR4/2933 ($355 on Amazon).

EVGA CLC 240 closed-loop liquid cooler ($105 on Amazon).

Intel Core i7-8700K processor ($300 on Amazon) overclocked to 5GHz all-core.

Here’s the quick-hit info you need to know: We benchmarked the GeForce RTX 3080’s ultrawide performance on the same system used for our primary GPU testing. GeForce RTX 3080 3440x1440 ultrawide benchmarks Bring on the GeForce RTX 3080 3440x1440 ultrawide benchmarks.

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(You’ll need to use the monitor’s on-screen display to activate adaptive sync first, however.) That makes the Nixeus EDG34S a fantastic partner for a monstrous GeForce RTX 3080 if you’re planning to upgrade your display, too.īut don’t take my word for it. While the EDG34S lacks official G-Sync Compatible certification, you can activate G-Sync manually in Nvidia’s control panel to turn on adaptive sync support for GeForce GPUs. Officially, Nixeus has equipped this monitor only with AMD FreeSync Premium support formally. (Check out Hardware Unboxed’s deeper review if you want to know more.)

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Sure, it lacks some extra goodies found in pricier options-the EDG34S comes in budget plastic casing with no adjustability features, and it lacks many software features-but if you’re just looking to game at a fast rate on an oh-so-immersive ultrawide screen, the Nixeus EDG34S screams.

The curved 3440x1440 ultrawide hits a blistering 144Hz and nails the fundamentals for an enticing $550 on Amazon, compared to higher-end ultrawide displays that can cost $800 or more. I’ve had the Nixeus display in my office since last winter, and while I haven’t had time to properly review it, it’s a wonderful value.