



Now for Watch Dogs, and another sterling example of the Radeon R9 285 keeping up with the Radeon R9 280. There's not much else to say here except there are some significant frame time variance spikes across all cards, and this game isn't particularly smooth when travelling the highway at high speeds into new areas that probably cause a lot of map loading on-the-fly.




Finally, let's consider Far Cry 3. We suspect this game engine doesn't give the Radeon R9 285 a lot of room to make use of lossless color compression, as the Radeon R9 280 bests it here. That might make sense considering the detailed gradients on the lush foliage. Regardless, the Radeon R9 285 doesn't do badly here, either, tying with the GeForce GTX 760. As for frame time variance, this game displays spikes at various points in the game regardless of graphics hardware.
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- The Radeon's GCN Is Updated Again: The Tonga GPU
- Asus Strix Radeon R9 285
- Gigabyte R9 285 WindForce OC
- Test Setup and Benchmark Suite
- Synthetic Benchmark Results
- Titanfall and Battlefield 4 Results
- Thief and Arma 3 Results
- Grid Autosport and Assassin's Creed IV Results
- Watch Dogs and Far Cry 3 Results
- Idle Power Consumption Results
- Gaming Power Consumption Results
- GPGPU Power Consumption Results
- Temperature and Noise Results
- Radeon R9 285 Holds its Own at £170
I have a G3258@4.5ghz and a GTX660 and I get better fps than they show there.
I have a G3258@4.5ghz and a GTX660 and I get better fps than they show there.
potato
I have a G3258@4.5ghz and a GTX660 and I get better fps than they show there.
potato
a potato.............really?................the fps should be heaps better than that.