We found parts of Diamond City to produce highly intensive load, with a performance gap as wide as nearly 60% in some instances.

We tested in Diamond City, the first major township the player reaches. Once we determined which settings provided a reasonable level of load for appropriate video cards, we forged forward testing those configurations on our suite of GPUs.Įach scenario was tested for 30 seconds identically, then repeated three times for parity. Game settings were configured to 'Ultra' with “ultra” overrides where not selected, 'Medium,' and “Low” presets at 1080p, 1440p, and 4K resolutions. The latest AMD Catalyst drivers (15.11 beta) were used for testing.

NVidia's latest 358.91 Fallout 4 drivers were used for testing, including the Fallout 4 optimizations. Our thanks to supporting hardware vendors for supplying some of the test components. We tested using our 2015 multi-GPU test bench, detailed in the table below. The rest are effectively identical in visual output. The only texture set for which there is a visible difference is the one with the trash can (and fallen sign), wherein the dilapidated signage exhibits lower resolution rust texturing and less sharp lettering on the nearby tapestry. Example of Texture Quality Scaling from Black Ops IIIĮffectively no difference.

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