Under DirectX 12, we see a performance boost over DirectX 11 in most cases, seeing positive CPU scaling up to our maximum core/thread count of 8/16 on the Ryzen 7 1700X. We will detail this oddity further when discussing our DirectX 12 results. However, we do see some strange results for core/thread counts of four or below. When using an RTX 2080 Ti at this resolution, it is clear that The Division 2 is CPU bound, never reaching 100% GPU utilisation under DirectX 11. When using DirectX 11, The Division 2 is single-core limited, with all of our test configurations seeing limited minimum framerate scaling at higher CPU core counts. The Division 2 benefits from higher CPU core counts until six cores, and twelve threads are utilised, after which performance remains the same. There is a simple trend to be found below. Thanks to their partnership with AMD, The Division 2 offers optimisations for the company's latest Ryzen processors, both with and without DirectX 12, though the newer API offers advantages when it comes to CPU Multi-threading. On PC, it is now not uncommon to see new gaming builds offer six or more cores, with AMD's Ryseries proving highly popular in today's market. When developing The Division 2, one of Massive Entertainment's goals was to increase the multi-threading capabilities of their engine and exploit the new wave of high core count processors that have hit the gaming market. There should be something in there that appeals to all tastes, but if you're after anything else you can head on over Jelly Deals where you'll find even more gaming, tech and gadgetry offers.CPU Performance - DirectX 11 VS DirectX 12 & Core Scaling What else is there? Well, you can get flashy fighter Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 for £16, warm up your trigger finger for the third entry with Borderlands The Handsome Collection for £16, or enjoy the existential crisis that comes from playing NieR: Automata Game of the YoRHa Edition for just £21.
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Looking for more PS4 offers? Why not head over to Jelly Deals where we’ve got the best PS4 external hard drive, the cheapest PS Plus deal and all the info you need if you're looking for PS5 stock. Personally, I can't wait to jump back into the bony body of Sir Dan once again and this price is shockingly low for the upcoming remaster. On the pre-order front, Medievil is just £21.85 over at Base. If you have some extra cash to splash you can also go for The Divison 2: Gold Edition for £45.99. With the game's first eight-player Operation Dark Hours raid releasing later this week, too, now's as good a time as any to take your first steps into the dilapidated ruins of Washington D.C. Meanwhile, The Division 2 has tumbled all the way down to £29.79. The new Dark Hours raid goes live on 16th May. In time, we may have a game that lives up to its ambition and potential.
A gruelling development period, fumbled launch and delayed road map have all damaged the game significantly, despite there being a glimmer of something good in there. Hop on your bike and race to grab this deal.Įlsewhere, there's the lowest price seen so far on two of the biggest looter-shooters released this year.įirst up, BioWare's troubled mech suit smash Anthem can now be yours for £23. Yep, it's been out less than a month, but Days Gone has already been reduced to £37 at Go2Games. Speaking of a horde, let's get things started with one of Sony's major first-party releases of 2019 that's already seeing a price cut. There's a raft of excellent PlayStation 4 game deals bouncing around the net today on some of the console's biggest and newest titles, so I've done my best job to corral the horde together for you to peruse right here.
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