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HoloDust on 14 May 2025
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Bofferbrauer2 said:
Pemalite said:

I would love to see a generational breakdown of 7970 > R9 285X > R9 380X > RX 470 > RX 570 > RX 5600 > RX 6600XT > RX 7600 > RX 9060XT

These are all 2048:128:32 parts, only clock-rates vary, see how big the gains are over the last 13 years.

Higher clockrates are likely to make up for the lack of a shader unit increase.

Well, clock rates and the IPC I would say.

But yeah, being able to compare all of these in a suite of games that all of them should be able to run (like Crisis for instance) and see what fps they'll get would be a breat way to see the evolution of 32 Compute Units.

This is my go to for old GPUs, Witcher 3 on Guru3D, since I can't find more comprehensive chart that goes that back in the past and still gets updated with new GPUs. Maybe someone knows of more charts similar to this one.