AMD Radeon R9 Fury X Quad CF Versus Nvidia Geforce GTX TITAN X Quad SLI 4K 'UHD' Benchmarks

Every time the flagship GPUs from both sides launch, people are on the sentry for criterion comparisons. Simply perhaps nothing screams the ultimate showdown every bit much as not 1, non ii but four Nvidia GTX TITAN-10'due south and four AMD Radeon R9 Fury X going caput to caput in a 4K (cartel I say it) battle to the expiry. The benchmarks accept been provided courtesy of DGLee over at IYD.KR.

Four TITAN-X's and 980 Tis face up downward Four R9 Fury in the ultimate 4K benchmarking round

Allow me to indulge myself this one time. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Four, Four, Four, 4! On i side of the ring, hailing from parts unknown and shrouded in Red, we have the mysterious AMD Radeon R9 Fury Ten.On the other side, the defending champion, the king of Green, the Nvidia Geforce GTX TITAN-X. The arena is 4K and the proper noun of the games are given below. Now that I am done being kittenish, given below are the specifications of the test organisation used to run the benchmarks:

CPU: Intel Core i7 5960X Extreme Edition (three.5Ghz Turbo)
RAM: 8GB DDR4 2400 Mhz/
Motherboard: ASUS Rampage V Farthermost
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro
Driver AMD: Goad 15.15 beta
Driver Nvidia: Geforce 353.30 WHQL

Since DGLee is using Windows 8.i OS, we are stuck with DirectX 11 and I remember our readers with agree with me here that this rig leaves no room for CPU bottlenecks. With one of the nigh powerful processors known to man, rocking 16 threads, this processor has all the overhead necessary for running 4 GPUs at once (non to mention the required PCI-e lanes). At whatsoever rate, fifty-fifty if there is CPU bottlenecking to any significant degree, since both cards volition be tested on this system, the test is scientifically correct. Without any farther ado given below are the benchmarks starting with 4K:

Paradigm credits: DGLee IYD.KR

Something very interesting is happening in these 4K benchmarks. When running a unmarried card, the Geforce GTX TITAN-X takes the pb, whileas the GTX 980 Ti and the Radeon R9 Fury X are exactly head to head. Upon adding i more than graphic menu to the mix, the GTX 980 Ti falls behind. Out of the TITAN-10 and the R9 Fury X, the latter gains the lead. In both Triple and Quad configurations, the Fury 10 easily pulls alee, putting equally much equally 15% (overall) difference between the green counterparts. Have a wait now, at the the Quad Hard disk drive standard (2560x1440):

Epitome credits: DGLee IYD.KR

Here, in that location is quite a large difference between the greenish team and the blood-red team. The R9 Fury X is behind by 7 percent to the GTX 980 Ti and almost ten% to the GTX TITAN-10. Upon adding another menu, the Fury X pulls up with the 980 Ti while every bit the TITAN-X enjoys a atomic number 82 of two%. Just like before the Fury X scales better in Triple and Quad configurations but the departure is slightly less this time. Finally, hither is the overall issue of the 1080p standard:

Image credits: DGLee IYD.KR

At 1080p, the R9 Fury is approximately 13% overall behind the TITAN-X and the light-green counterparts maintain their lead as the Crossfire or SLI scales with approximately the same aggregate performance in Quad SLI/CF. Something very interesting happened in these benchmarks. For one thing, we know that the Radeon R9 Fury scales much ameliorate than the Geforce counterparts upto and including Quad Crossfire, whileas the TITAN-10 and the 980 Ti just scale well up to Dual SLI.

We also see that in FHD and QHD Nvidia'due south GPUs accept a singled-out advantage in Single and Dual GPU Configurations, whileas in 4K the advantage goes to AMD. Ofcourse 1 thing yous have to realize is that the above benchmarks are aggregated and if you want a more detailed idea and then looking at individual benchmarks is a must. Since not all games have the same optimization for both IHVs, adding them all together will event in a high margin of fault. In that location are some titles where the R9 Fury sweeps the floor with dark-green mops and some where the opposite is truthful. Therefore, the only prophylactic thing to say would be: Both offerings exchange blows, resulting in what could only be called, dead heat. If you lot want to investigate more into the thing, here are the individual and detailed benchmarks:

Image credits: DGLee IYD.KR

Source: https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-r9-fury-quad-crossfire-nvidia-geforce-gtx-titan-quad-sli-uhd-benchmarks/

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