Which games do you like to test a new GPU with ?

[chaparral]

TJ07 is still one of my all time favourite cases, Silverstone made such brilliant cases, I still have my Raven RV02-ew (I think thats the code for the white one), it's not being used but I cant bear to part with it.

I only just dumped my Silverstone FT02 fortress case about 2 weeks ago ( It been sitting in the loft for about 6 years)
I was kicking myself for doing that a few days later as i had enough spare system parts kicking around to build a 4770k /z 87/ 16GB ram/ GTX1080 system in it which i could have then sold off as a working PC


Can't remember when i dumped my Silverstone TJ07 case as it was some years back now, Was an amazing case back then for watercooilng as it held the 360mm Rad in the lower section..

 

[TrojanWhore]

Because that game really hammers a GPU when the settings are maxed out for a 5 year old game.

Bench test of that game i did with my 4090 at 3440 x 1440 (UW)

That seems mad for a 4090.... or is that FULLY maxed out (like 8x MSAA)? - Could have sworn I was getting around that or better on my 7900XT at 4K (but probably lowered AA and maybe a few other things... I've reinstalled windows since so I can't check)

Anyway, for what I'd use to test performance, it'd be whatever the most demanding things I would want to play are - Currently Ark:SA and Kerbal 2 (both very demanding in their own ways).

For stability, the usual benches (3d mark, Unigine etc.) plus some demanding games - CP2077/AW2/TLOU/Jedi if you have it, or something else with RT (Metro Exodus or Control out of the stuff I have already)

On a kinda funny related note, many years ago I found the best CPU test to be the Atari Ghostbusters game - It made my CPU overclock on my Q6600 fall over which was 12+ hours P95/OCCT stable

 

[arc@css]

A bit of everything; a mixture of what I'm currently playing and some older, usually more demanding titles.