The R5 3600 was just 5% slower than the 10900K at 1080p but was able to match it at 1440p and 4K. Like Shadow of the Tomb Raider, we're testing Red Dead Redemption 2 in game rather than using the built-in benchmark. It's not until we reach 4K that the game becomes almost entirely GPU bound. We're also looking at an 8% performance decline at 1080p and 1440p in Horizon Zero Dawn when comparing the Ryto the 10900K. So while slower at 1080p and 1440p, we're talking about single digit percentages differences that you're very unlikely to notice. We're only looking at a very minor performance decline in F1 2020 with the Ryzen 5, at 1080p it was 8% slower than the 10900K, 6% slower at 1440p with little to no difference at 4K. Therefore we're seeing comparable performance between the 3600, 3950X and 10900K. Wolfenstein: Youngblood like most games isn't CPU limited when using modern 6-core/12-thread processors like the R5 3600.
That said, at 1440p it matched the Core i9 processor and as a result we're also looking at identical performance at 4K. The Ryzen 5 processor was blistering fast in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, allowing for over 400 fps at 1080p and that meant it was just 7% slower than the 10900K. In fact, the 3600 was a mere 6% slower than the 10900K at 1080p with the RX 6800, so a very impressive result in this new and very demanding title. Using the latest version of Cyberpunk 2077 (1.06 as of this test) we find that performance with the Ryis excellent, matching the 3950X at all three tested resolutions. The R5 3600 was 11% slower than the 10900K at 1080p, though despite that we're entirely GPU limited at 1440p, and then of course 4K. The R5 3600 also performed well in Assassin's Creed Valhalla, matching the 3950X at all three tested resolutions while only trailing the 10900K by a 6% margin at 1080p.įor testing Shadow of the Tomb Raider we're not using the built-in benchmark as we find actual gameplay to be more CPU demanding, particularly where we test.
So we're getting the most out of the RX 6800 in this title. Then at 1440p, the resolution you're more likely to game at with an RX 6800, the Ryzen 5 processor is able to get the most out of the new Radeon GPU, and of course, the same also applies at 4K.Īnother game that won't stress the Ryzen 5 processor is Dirt 5, here the 3600 was 6% slower than the 10900K at 1080p, while it matched it at 1440p and 4K. Watch Dogs: Legion isn't a particularly CPU intensive game and as a result the R5 3600 isn't a great deal slower than the 3950X and 10900K at 1080p - we're talking about an 8% delta. Once we jump up to 4K we're now entirely GPU limited and the CPU choice makes little to no difference. The margin is reduced to 13% at 1440p, and while you are giving up around 10 fps, the performance is still acceptable with the Ryzen 5, maintaining over 60 fps at all times. Starting with Godfall, we find a substantial performance difference at 1080p between the Ryand Core i9-10900K when paired with the RX 6800, here the flagship Intel processor was almost 20% faster. With that, let's jump into the benchmark graphs. CPU content piece, rather we're just seeing how close the Rycan get to delivering $500+ CPU performance in games.Īlso we didn't include a Zen 3 processor, which we deemed unnecessary as the 10900K serves the purpose of representing high-end flagship tier performance. We've not bothered to overclock the Ryzen processor this time and have instead opted to add more games.Īlso please note the Ryzen 9 3950X and Core i9-10900K have been included purely as reference points and have not been overclocked either. With so many of you using the still amazing Ryzen 5 3600, it makes sense to see how it performs with the new RDNA2 GPU - though right now we feel the Intel Core i5-10400F is a better value buy, so perhaps a comparison with that part in the coming weeks might be a good idea.įor this article we're going to look at performance in 21 games at 1080p, 1440p and 4K with the R5 3600 in a stock configuration using 32GB of DDR4-3200 CL14 memory. Since our first test, there have also been new relevant game releases and we suspect once you can actually buy it, the RX 6800 will be a popular graphics card choice.
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That ended up being a very popular test and since the release of the Radeon RX 6800 series we've seen just as many requests for a repeat but this time using the Radeon GPU. Recently we took a look at how well the Ryperformed in games when paired with the GeForce RTX 3080 and we did this upon readers and viewers' request.
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