| hinch said: GPU stagnation in effect. But at least its priced like the previous 6800 and performs like a 6800XT and a little faster in some games. Not really all that impressive gen on gen but its the best GPU so far (not that thats saying much) in the higher end at launch, thats not flagship. And essentially replaces the 6800XT. Arguably for the money if RT isn't of an large importance this is the once to get at around $500. Though imho really is a skip generation if you already have a last generation card. |
Hypr-RX basically just enables Anti-LAG + Radeon Boost and RSR/FSR so it makes sense why it's getting higher fps since it's rendering the game at a lower resolution via RSR (yikes) if FSR isn't implemented in the game and enabling Radeon Boost which uses VRS (also yikes). Personally I'd go into Hypr-RX toggle and disable both RSR and Boost to make sure the image doesn't look horrid. Not sure why Hypr-RX is exclusive to RDNA 3 though but I suppose both Nvidia and Radeon are now selling exclusive software features to try and get people to upgrade over gen on gen uplifts outside of the high end.
PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850
