Benchmarks: Warhammer II, For Observ, State of war Thunder, Sniper Selected 4, Shadow of War

Next ahead we have Warhammer Two and here the 2080 basically mirrors the 1080 Ti's performance, something we're wont to visual perception at this point. Also as usual the 2080 Ti is seen well out in front, though having said that information technology wasn't quite a 30% quicker, then let's pass on to see if it fairs any better at the 4K resolution.

Mmm nope, non really. Here it's precisely 30% quicker than the 1080 Ti which is obviously a huge increase, but it's non exactly aligned with the on-line 70% increase in price. Still if you deprivation to represent Warhammer II at 4K in all of it's resplendence so there's no better choice, in person I'd just lower the lineament preset a notch and economise myself enough money to take a shortsighted holiday.

Maxed unconscious For Honor isn't the just about taxing title and we see that both the 1080 Te and 2080 are able to maintain over 100 Federal Protective Service in the least times when testing at 1440p using the extreme planned. Still the 30% performance uplift for the 2080 over the 1080 testament be welcomed by those by high brush up value monitors, simply I guess you already had the 1080 Ti offering that kind of execution, so the 2080 really adds zero real value here.

Of course at 4K we realise much the homophonic, the 2080 isn't able to beat the 1080 Ti while the 2080 Ti was just 28% faster. So a somewhat disappointing gain but having same that 83 FPS on the average at 4K using the extreme preset is a thing of beauty.

Now if your inquisitive why I'm testing with War Thunder, it's because this was one of the most heavily requested games we include in this big benchmark. I've personally never played information technology only seems very much of you do, thus here are the 1440p results. Information technology seems were limited to just deficient of 160 fps at this resolution victimisation the highest quality planned, so not much to discuss here, let's check out the 4K results.

Okay sol now we'atomic number 75 seeing a good amount of detachment, the 2080 of course matched the 1080 Ti, making IT 35% faster than the 1080. The 2080 Cordyline terminalis was just 26% quicker than the 1080 Ti only with frame rates never dipping below 100 fps the experience was jolly amazing, albeit only a fraction better than what was possible with the 1080 Ti.

Moving along the next game we have to check out is Sniper Elite 4 using DX12 with Async Work out enabled. The GTX 1080 Ti was already quite nimble at 1440p therein title and we find out the 2080 some matching its performance piece the 2080 Ti was only 24% faster.

As usual we see the edge slightly extended at 4K and nowadays the 2080 Ti is 30% faster than the 1080 Ti. Meanwhile the 2080 was 35% quicker than the 1080, so decent gains but not the 40-50% Nvidia were promising.

The 2080 Ti pushed up over 100 fps on the average in Heart-dry land Shadow of War at 1440p and that's a steller effect, scorn only beating the 1080 Ti by a 31% margin. It does seem thusly strange constantly referring to 30% gains as 'only' or 'just' but you have to do that when you're speaking about such a massive increase in price.

Moving up to 4K does assistanc the 2080 Ti further distance itself from the 1080 Ti, here it's 40% faster and once more while an awesome performance boost, it's almost a breaking even scenario in damage of MSRP.