Battlefield 1, Mafia III, Gears of State of war four, Titanfall two

Battlefield 1 is probably one of the more than of import titles in this list and here the R5 1600 was able to match the 7800X out of the box. We find much the same once both CPUs are overclocked as they allowed the GTX 1080 Ti to spit out no less than 160fps. And then while the 7700K might be a little faster, the 1600 is certainly suitable for 144Hz gamers in this title.

Mafia 3 is a flake of a dodgy title and I might end up dropping information technology soon depending on how many of you are keen to come across it remain. Initially Ryzen looked great in this title, however with each patch Ryzen's operation seems to go backwards while Intel'due south improves, so I'chiliad not certain what'southward upwardly with that. At ane point Ryzen was actually beating the 7700K in this title at the stock clock speeds, now it trails by a 32% margin when looking at the minimum frame rate.

Overclocked the 1600 recovers quite a bit and is at present just seven% slower than the 7800X, but still those stock results are concerning and I'm a footling bit suspicious equally to what'due south going on hither. Anyway, Mafia Three is a poorly optimized title and there will no doubtfulness be some better congenital games released soon that I can replace it with.

Gears of War 4 is some other championship like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided that just doesn't play well with Ryzen when using a GeForce graphics carte. This is a DX12 only title as well so until AMD releases a high-finish GPU, this is how things are going to look. Gears of War 4 is a pretty well put-together game, just I'd love to drop it personally so I don't have to deal with the rubbish Windows shop. This is the only game I test with from the Windows store and unless there is some incredible game released in the future information technology will be the concluding game I e'er buy on this horrid platform.

Titanfall two plays well on just about anything and as a result it doesn't actually provide us with any interesting data. That said, it's nice to see the more affordable Ryzen half-dozen-core hanging with the more expensive CPUs in this title.