Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition is an RT-only variant of the vanilla game, run here with DLSS engaged to uncouple the GPU and push the strain onto the CPU as much as possible. Please enable JavaScript to use our comparison tools. Here, the 13900K's 144fps looks paltry compared to 226fps for the 7800X3D and 245fps for the 7950X3D, with the AMD CPUs providing a much smoother experience. It's a narrow margin of victory - just five percent - and also somewhat misleading, as the Ryzen processors are significantly better in terms of minimum frame-rates. Ryzen processors have historically performed well in CS:GO, but the 13900K actually recorded the fastest average frame-rate in our testing. As monitors get faster - up to 500Hz these days - CPU requirements continue to climb. However, competitive-minded players still value high-end CPUs, as guaranteeing a strong and stable frame-rate up to and beyond the refresh rate of their monitors provides a critical boost to responsiveness. Counter-Strike: Global OffensiveĬounter-Strike remains the gold standard for competitive FPS, and is unique amongst our benchmark suite as it is a DirectX 9 title that can be played on even modest hardware at hundreds of frames per second. The latter two are RT-enabled benchmarks, as creating the BVH structure for ray tracing actually has a significant CPU impact. Our third page is all about FPS fps, with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. (There's an argument for testing at 720p to make these deltas even more visible, but even mainstream PC gaming has long since moved onto 1080p.) We're using an Asus RTX 3090 Strix OC graphics card and DDR5-6000 C元0 memory for these results.
We've run our CPU benchmarks this time around at 1080p and 1440p, as we rarely see prominent differences at 4K.
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