The 2.5D Gamer | Spiderman Remastered -PC- RX 7900 GRE Native 4K Benchmark Test | Gigabyte Gaming OC Version | RT On @DookieCakes | Uploaded 6 months ago | Updated 19 hours ago
Just finished building my first PC from the ground up, and decided to test Marvel's Spiderman Remastered with a long benchmark test to see how it runs. These aren't the settings I will play it at normally, but I'm running it in Native 4k without upscaling or Frame Generation. I turned Ray Tracing on as well to see how well the AMD card handles the light RT effects in this game. This is more for curiosity to see how well the card handles the game at Native 4K in a longer gameplay sample.
My personal preferences when I play this game from now on, I will turn upscaling on, and V-Sync to cap the framerate at 60 fps. I know that V-Sync is a naughty word in PC gaming, but for a single-player game, I see no reason to put the extra wear and tear on my GPU and CPU. I'm OK with V-sync, personally. This isn't a competitive online FPS game, and I'd prefer to save the power usage and wear and tear on my new rig. It's fun to uncap the framerate and turn on MSI Afterburner to see how well your system does on occasion though.
NOTE: there was some stuttering later in the video, but I'm not sure if it's because of the card, or because Windows was downloading updates in the background. Windows being windows.
Current RIG:
Windows 10 Pro
Ryzen 7 7700 (non X)
Gigabyte Gaming OC RX 7900 GRE 16 gb Vram
32gb DDR5 running at 6000 mbs
MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi Gaming Motherboard
Western Digital 2TB SN850P NVMe M.2 SSD
2TB WD Blue Sata SSD
1tb WD Blue Sata SSD (Reused from my old rig)
And I've got a Blue Ray Drive and a DVD Drive because I do no like "You will own nothing and be happy." Plus, I still have old games on CD and DVD I like to install like F.E.A.R., Quake 4, Win Quake, Unreal, and etc.
#rx7900gre #7900gre #spidermanremasted
Just finished building my first PC from the ground up, and decided to test Marvel's Spiderman Remastered with a long benchmark test to see how it runs. These aren't the settings I will play it at normally, but I'm running it in Native 4k without upscaling or Frame Generation. I turned Ray Tracing on as well to see how well the AMD card handles the light RT effects in this game. This is more for curiosity to see how well the card handles the game at Native 4K in a longer gameplay sample.
My personal preferences when I play this game from now on, I will turn upscaling on, and V-Sync to cap the framerate at 60 fps. I know that V-Sync is a naughty word in PC gaming, but for a single-player game, I see no reason to put the extra wear and tear on my GPU and CPU. I'm OK with V-sync, personally. This isn't a competitive online FPS game, and I'd prefer to save the power usage and wear and tear on my new rig. It's fun to uncap the framerate and turn on MSI Afterburner to see how well your system does on occasion though.
NOTE: there was some stuttering later in the video, but I'm not sure if it's because of the card, or because Windows was downloading updates in the background. Windows being windows.
Current RIG:
Windows 10 Pro
Ryzen 7 7700 (non X)
Gigabyte Gaming OC RX 7900 GRE 16 gb Vram
32gb DDR5 running at 6000 mbs
MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi Gaming Motherboard
Western Digital 2TB SN850P NVMe M.2 SSD
2TB WD Blue Sata SSD
1tb WD Blue Sata SSD (Reused from my old rig)
And I've got a Blue Ray Drive and a DVD Drive because I do no like "You will own nothing and be happy." Plus, I still have old games on CD and DVD I like to install like F.E.A.R., Quake 4, Win Quake, Unreal, and etc.
#rx7900gre #7900gre #spidermanremasted
