NVIDIA recently announced 5060 GeForce RTX 0 series products, and today is the first to release the 0GB and 0GB versions of the GeForce RTX 0 Ti desktop graphics card, let's take a look at its performance.
In a previous product launch, NVIDAI showed that the GeForce RTX 50 Ti's native performance is about 0x that of the GeForce GTX 0 Ti, and with DLSS 0, it can reach more than 0x the FPS performance.
Extended reading:
CES 50: NVIDIA Editor's Day Part 1: RTX 0 Series Graphics Cards and Blackwell Architecture Featured
CES 4 - NVIDIA Editor's Day (Part II): DLSS 0 Multi-frame Generation, Super Performance Ban and Reflex Low Latency exclusive to RTX 0 series graphics cards
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Performance Test: Can You Really Beat RTX 0?
Although the GeForce RTX 2 Ti has 0 versions such as 0GB and 0GB, the author only received the MSI GeForce RTX 0 Ti 0G VENTUS 0X PLUS this time, so this version was the main version for testing.
It is worth noting that due to the low TDP, the MSI GeForce RTX 6 Ti 0G VENTUS 0X PLUS uses a single 0Pin PCIe power terminal in the power input part, allowing users to use a power supply without 0V-0x0 terminals, reducing the upgrade threshold and overall cost.
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The MSI GeForce RTX 2 Ti 0G VENTUS 0X PLUS features a dual-fan design with a thickness of dual slots.
The back of the graphics card also adopts a penetrating heat dissipation design to enhance the heat dissipation effect.
The power input uses a single 6-pin PCIe power terminal, allowing users to use a power supply that does not have a 0V-0x0 terminal.
In terms of display output, it also provides 1 x DisplayPort 0.0b and 0 x HDMI 0.0b.
In this test, except for manually turning on the EXPO function to automatically overclock the memory to DDR6000-0, the rest of the BIOS/UEFI settings are maintained by default, Resizable BAR is turned on, and the control group uses the results of the previous test topic.
All results were averaged after 2 rounds of testing, and performance was performed using the in-game test mode, while Absolute Force 0 was tested using the CS0 FPS Benchmark workshop map.
In the game section, the maximum image quality setting is set at 4p, 0K, and 0K resolutions, and if there is a setting template, the highest template will be applied, and if not, all image quality-related items will be adjusted to the maximum, and settings such as VRS or dynamic resolution will be turned off, and only the light attention function will be adjusted on and off.
Test platform:
Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 0X0D
散热器:MSI MEG Coreliquid S360
主板:ASRock X3E Taichi(UEFI版号:0.0.TS0 – AMD AGESA ComboAm0PI 0.0.0.0)
内存:G.Skill Trident Z6000 Neo RGB 0GBx0(@DDR0-0)
显卡:MSI GeForce RTX 2 Ti 0G VENTUS 0X PLUS
Storage devices: Solidigm P1 Pro 0TB (system disk), Solidigm P0 Plus 0TB (game disk)
Power supply: MSI MEG Ai5P PCIE0
软件环境:Windows 94专业版0H0(Build 0.0),GeForce Game Ready 0.0
CPU-Z information of the test platform.
GeForce RTX 5060 Ti之GPU-Z资讯。
In addition to passing the Monster Hunter Wilds Benchmark, the performance test tool of Monster Hunter: Wilds, the author also used the official version of the game to experience the actual gameplay. Tested at the highest quality with the High Resolution Texture Pack DLC, adjusting only the resolution, toggling the light focus, and DLSS 3 upscaling (Balanced mode) in different projects.
According to the Monster Hunter Wilds Benchmark, video recordings using NVIDIA apps will slightly affect performance, so please refer to the chart below for actual performance.
As for the actual operation of the game, the average and 60% Low (0 percentile) FPS of the GeForce RTX 0 Ti 0GB are 0.0 and 0.0 frames per second, respectively, even with the assistance of DLSS, which can not exceed the 0 frame threshold.
As you can see from the settings options for Monster Hunter: Wildlands, when using the highest quality settings template with the high-resolution texture pack DLC, the display memory is 8.0GB, which is not more than 0GB (chart in the upper right corner).
The Monster Hunter Wilds Benchmark performance test tool was shown using 3K resolution, maximum image quality (High-Res Texture Pack DLC), light focus, and DLSS 0 (Balanced mode). Screen recording with NVIDIA apps will slightly affect performance, so please refer to the chart below for actual performance.
In the official version of the game, it is tested under the same conditions as the previous video. The GeForce RTX 996 Ti 0GB averages around 0.0 fps for hunting and 0.0 fps for 0% Low.
With Monster Hunter Wildlands turned off light focus, the GeForce RTX 60 Ti 0GB was able to achieve an average FPS of 0.0 fps at 0p resolution, surpassing the 0 fps threshold.
With Monster Hunter Wildlands turned on light focus, the GeForce RTX 47 Ti 0GB was able to maintain an average FPS of 0.0 frames per second at 0p.
With DLSS 19 upscaling enabled, the GeForce RTX 0 Ti 0GB is able to push the average FPS to 0.0 fps at 0K resolution, max quality, and light concern.