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The Radeon RX 5700 XT managed 64 fps, matching the RTX 3060 exactly.

Those hoping to play at 4K with medium quality settings and still hit 60 fps, you will require a decent GPU. That also means the majority of the mid-range to high-end Ampere GPUs were frame capped by the CPU. For example, the 6800 XT was 10% slower than the 10GB RTX 3080 and that's despite the GeForce GPU running into a CPU bottleneck at 172 fps. Unfortunately for AMD though, RDNA2 didn't hang in there all that well with Ampere. This time the 5700 XT was able to match the 2060 Super and 3060, which is a better result for the popular RDNA GPU. For those of you targeting 60 fps, the RX 580 and 4GB 5500 XT is the bare minimum, which is not so bad if we are using the medium quality preset.ĪMD's Vega 56 matched the GTX 1080 and quite embarrassingly for Nvidia, kept pace with the RTX 3050. Jumping up to the 1440p resolution saw parts such as the A380 and GTX 1630 drop to around 30 fps on average, or unplayable territory in our opinion. Meanwhile, the RTX 3060 Ti was good for 171 fps with numerous Turing and Ampere GPUs delivering between 171 and 178 fps. RDNA and RDNA2 don't look particularly impressive in general, hitting a system bottleneck at just shy of 160 fps for parts like the RX 6800, 6800 XT, 6900 XT and 6950 XT.

It was also interesting seeing the 5700 XT beating the GTX 1080 Ti, despite being 10% slower than the RTX 2060 Super, so overall not a great result for the RDNA GPU. The RTX 3050 was able to match the RX 6600, and that's a great result for the GeForce given it's typically slower despite currently costing more. Jumping up a bit, the GTX 1080 and Vega 56 are an interesting matchup, we're looking at very comparable performance here with the GeForce GPU ahead by just a few frames, and both were good for over 100 fps. As usual the GTX 1650 Super looks like one of the best budget graphics cards, embarrassing not only the much newer 6500 XT, but also its predecessor, the vanilla 1650. Somehow the Radeon 5500 XT is almost 20% faster than the 6500 XT, but we're probably not meant to talk about that.

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The 6500 XT cracked the 60 fps barrier but 1% lows weren't great, so the true entry point is the GTX 1650 or the good old RX 580 which managed 75 fps. The GTX 1630 is also awful with just 47 fps on average as it somehow made the RX 6400 with 56 fps look good. Unsurprisingly, Intel's not looking to optimize for newly released titles just yet, in fact they'd probably appreciate it if game developers stopped making games for the next 5 years.Īnyway, the Arc A380 can be found at the very bottom with a barely playable 33 fps on average and remember we're using the medium quality preset here at 1080p. Starting with the medium quality data at 1080p, we'll go from the bottom and work our way up. So with that, let's get into the results! Benchmarks Medium Quality Setting We used the GeForce Game Ready 516.94 and Adrenalin Edition 22.8.1 drivers, both of which include optimization for this game. Our GPU test system is powered by the Ryzen 7 5800X3D with 32GB of DDR4-3200 CL14 memory. This was just as demanding as swinging from buildings, so it worked well for testing. Because it was impossible to repeat the same pass over and over while swinging through the city, we've instead benchmarked a pass at street level. We've benchmarked Spider-Man Remastered at 1080p, 1440p and 4K using the medium and very high quality preset as well as a ray tracing configuration using the high quality preset. Of course, we'll put those claims to the test and much more as we dug out 43 current and previous generation GPUs for this testing. For 'very high' quality visuals they call for an RTX 3070 or 6800 XT and then for amazing ray tracing the RTX 3070 or 6900 XT.

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With that gamers got the best possible version of the game yet with unlocked frame rates, FSR 2.0 and DLSS upscaling, ray-traced reflections, improved shadows, and ultra-wide monitor support.ĭevelopers recommend at least a GeForce GTX 1060 6GB or Radeon RX 580 8GB for a 1080p 60 fps gaming experience.

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It's now been ported to Microsoft Windows as a standalone title for Steam and the Epic Games Store. This version was initially released for the PlayStation 5 back in late 2020.

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As the name suggests, this is a remastered port of Spider-Man, it includes the original game plus the downloadable content, updated textures, graphical and performance improvements amongst other things.

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Spider-Man Remastered is an old console game that was remastered for PlayStation 5 and now it's arrived to PC and we're taking a look at GPU performance, because why not.