How does order get decided in the event of ties in average frame rate?

I note this looks in the wrong order to me (apologies for the poor formatting, partially quoting your benchmark result lists is harder than it looks)

There's another result like this at 2560x1440, where minimum frame rate hasn't been factored in as a tie breaker.

Not that I'm bothered

 

Benchmark Error

 

Benchmark Error

 

ill double check it tomorrow, I though I did check it all but it’s a bit late so I could be half asleep.

 

Crikey, that's tight in the example I showed then (4961 vs 4974).

Probably could beat it, as I arbitrarily selected the memory overclock on my card for exactly between the 1070 and 1080 speeds (as I felt the 1070 Ti deserved), and used the new OC scanner thing in MSI afterburner to select my core overclock, so probably plenty left in the tank on both fronts. I think I'll let it slide mind you

Good to know there's a method explaining the ordering. Must be more of a PITA going down to that level for yourself though, as it's not even a detail you record in the results listings.

Anyhow, cheers for the good work.

 

RTX 2080Ti @ 1950 / 3900
i9-7900X @4.9
1440P
DX12
417.71 Drivers

Spoiler

 

Sounds fair to me.

 

Though probably not for a while Performance on my system is far too satisfactory to start OCing more right now.

 

Has there been any updates on when raytracing's coming to SOTTR lately.

@Vexr

 

'Ham and Mayoooooo, Ham and Mayo'

 

delete

 

Seem to have squeezed more performance from my laptop

DX12
1080p
GTX1070 @ 1700/1800? / 4800MHz on the memory (800MHz overclock)
7700HQ @ 3.4GHz
417.71 Drivers

Spoiler: Bench

 

Back as promised

DX12
GTX 1070 Ti 2076 core / 2339 memory
Ryzen 7 2700 @ stock 4.1 GHz
417.35 Drivers

1920x1080:

Spoiler

2560x1440:

Spoiler

3440x1440:

Spoiler