Ghost Recon Wildlands (DX11)

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands brings a modern, highly demanding DX11 title to our suite, with the lush open world style FPS/3PS requiring heavy graphics horsepower to run at the highest settings. On that note, we turned down settings to Very High, which also had the effect of turning off NVIDIA GameWorks settings: HBAO+, Enhanced Volumetric Lighting (Godrays), and Turf Effects. This keeps performance apples-to-apples, and makes direct cross-vendor comparisons easier to make.

Ghost Recon Wildlands - 3840x2160 - Very High Quality

Ghost Recon Wildlands - 2560x1440 - Very High Quality

Ghost Recon Wildlands - 1920x1080 - Very High Quality

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  • Dr. Swag - Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - link

    Fury x always was faster than a 980
  • DnaAngel - Tuesday, May 22, 2018 - link

    Heck my old R9 390 would match or outperform the 980 in a good amount of titles. Which was always comical, as the 390 was supposed to compete with the 970, which it did at launch with launch drivers, but after a few months of driver improvements, it was going toe to toe with not the 970, but the 980 lol.
  • masouth - Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - link

    Either I'm just missing your sarcasm or you are dredging up 2.5 year old GPU news regarding the Fury X being faster than a GPU released 9 months before it while simultaneously ignoring that the GTX 980ti which was released 2 weeks before the Fury X was faster than the Fury X?

    Sounds like another day in the world of GPUs. Anybody that thinks buying the top tier is going to stay there for much more than 6-12 months either caught the market at the absolute perfect time or is basically delusional.
  • masouth - Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - link

    and yes I realize you are commenting on the charts but how data ends up on charts seems like old news as well.
  • Makaveli - Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - link

    So winning by 3-5 fps in a game is destroying now??

    nice troll bait.
  • CiccioB - Thursday, February 1, 2018 - link

    You made my day... comparing the Fury X with the 980 to signa point... wait.. the new flagship Vega64 is faster than the 1050Ti!!!!!!!!!
    Yes, all 1050Ti owners are crying out for that result!
    AMD fanboys can really become ridiculous
  • BurntMyBacon - Thursday, February 1, 2018 - link

    I completely agree that the Fury X vs 980 is a bad comparison and I have no intention of defending what should not be defended.

    Regarding ridiculousness however, the 980 is a single SKU below the proper competition (980Ti) and still in the same high end classification. While not the case here, there have often in the past been price disparities between the top end SKUs from ATi and nVidia that warrant such a comparison.

    1080Ti > 1080 > 1070Ti > 1070 > 1060 > 1050Ti
    N/A > Vega64 > Vega56 > N/A > 580 > 570

    On the other hand, your Vega64 vs 1050Ti comparison is pitting AMDs top GPU against a card 5 SKUs below nVidia's top GPU (4 SKUs below the proper competition) and classified lower mid range at best. Then you proceed to suggest these comparisons are somehow similar and label IGTrading as a "ridiculous" AMD fanboy. IGTrading's comparison was certainly the wrong comparison, but who's more deserving of the "ridiculous fanboy" label?
  • DnaAngel - Tuesday, May 22, 2018 - link

    That analogy doesn't really work. Maybe in 4K, but only a small fraction of users are at 4K right now. The majority are in 1080/1440p and at those resolutions, the 1070Ti is not only trading blows, but sometimes outperforming not the Vega 56 it was meant to compete against, but the 800 dollar Vega 64.
  • Jad77 - Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - link

    ...the Lights and Sensors and the weirdest graphics card cosmetics I've ever seen. Why didn't EVGA use the new 1080 ti shrouds? Whatever, I've gone without Pascal this long I'm waiting for Volta.
  • Gunbuster - Wednesday, January 31, 2018 - link

    I'm confused on that as well. It's got a half-hearted Tron sorta thing going on with the light diffusers, but then has the steampunk rivet looking screw things, then the dollar store electronics looking badges laid over and blocking two of the lights...

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