I really appreciate the video but can you also make a game test with this cpu and a gpu combined( preferably the rx 6600 or a close card). And also when you played Fortnite medium performance means performance mode instead of dx11?
how are you guys not showing the avg, the 1% and .1% low fps figures during the benchmarks? they are a greater pointer towards the capability of a PC build rather than just frames at a certain moment in time
1% usually reflect loading times and some cap FPS moment. Not very useful. Except if a game is really badly optimized and there's a random moment where everything drop
@@FireCestina1200 and the frame jumps also don't paint the whole capability of the PC in the games being benchmarked...I understand that maybe not all games have built in benchmarks, but those games that do have you should definitely use them as they are a great reference to that PC's capabilities within that game...I love concrete numbers, they tell more of the story rather than sneaky real time measurement of fps
I really appreciate the video but can you also make a game test with this cpu and a gpu combined( preferably the rx 6600 or a close card). And also when you played Fortnite medium performance means performance mode instead of dx11?
Pls benchmark i7 12700kf rtx 4060ti GTA v 1440p Very high Without MSAA
how are you guys not showing the avg, the 1% and .1% low fps figures during the benchmarks? they are a greater pointer towards the capability of a PC build rather than just frames at a certain moment in time
1% usually reflect loading times and some cap FPS moment. Not very useful. Except if a game is really badly optimized and there's a random moment where everything drop
@@FireCestina1200 and the frame jumps also don't paint the whole capability of the PC in the games being benchmarked...I understand that maybe not all games have built in benchmarks, but those games that do have you should definitely use them as they are a great reference to that PC's capabilities within that game...I love concrete numbers, they tell more of the story rather than sneaky real time measurement of fps
how is a CPU getting more fps than my GPU
Haha it's a new CPU that has pretty strong integrated graphics. Worth looking into for budget gaming in 2024
20 gb ram is use are u comedy me😮😮 1:48
RAM is used for VRAM. On APU. And probably more from the latest Windows 11 system (can eat around 4-7GB) and recording the video