Benchmark Scores (R5 1600 @ 3.5GHz / DDR4 16GB 2667MHz / RX Radeon 5700 XT Reference)
1080p / Min: 53 / Max: 109 / Mean: 81
1440p / Min: 33 / Max: 69 / Mean: 50
2160p / Min: 11 / Max: 33 / Mean: 22
This is using the Radeon Performance Metrics, as opposed to the Crytek … mainly because I can actually log the results without recording the screen and manually writing down all the numbers.
Now this Engine is arguably pretty Smooth., so Min/Max/Mean actually is a decent enough representation; but for those who might feel it isn't "Good Enough", below are the Standard Deviation Results.
For those curious: Data Sets are 375 Data Points per Run (and I did 3 Runs Per Resolution on "Ultra" Ray-Tracing)
As such the result are as follows:
1080p
Min: 53 (Base)
Max: 109 (Peak)
Range: 56 (Frame Range)
Median: 81 (Middle Framerate)
Mean: 81.349 (Avg.)
Mode: 80 (Common)
Standard Deviation: 12.778 (Frame Jitter)
(Values in FPS)
This means the 99th Percentile Avg. is 68.57 (Min) to 94.13 (Max)
1440p
Min: 33 (Base)
Max: 69 (Peak)
Range: 36 (Frame Range)
Median: 48 (Middle Framerate)
Mean: 49.762 (Avg.)
Mode: 48 (Common)
Standard Deviation: 8.485 (Frame Jitter)
(Values in FPS)
This means the 99th Percentile Avg. is 41.28 (Min) to 58.25 (Max)
2160p
Min: 11 (Base)
Max: 33 (Peak)
Range: 22 (Frame Range)
Median: 23 (Middle Framerate)
Mean: 22.448 (Avg.)
Mode: 23 (Common)
Standard Deviation: 5.353 (Frame Jitter)
(Values in FPS)
This means the 99th Percentile Avg. is 17.10 (Min) to 27.80 (Max)
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Now these figures actually showcase what I mentioned initially about the Min/Max/Mean being enough to really give a good showcase of the Engine Performance.
If we were for example looking at the GTA V or RDR2 Engine., those figures wouldn't showcase each Avg. as being as close as they are... actually that's a showcase of an impressively stable Engine., at least Graphically; who knows when they add in things like AI, Networking, etc.
And this isn't just impressive for Crytek who tend to release Engines that have numerous bottlenecks and crush even High-End Hardware most dream of having... this is just impressive in general, as you wouldn't expect such a smooth Frame Output from most Engines today.
Some Benchmark Results for Unreal Engine 4 (Fornite / Jedi), Snowdrop (The Division 2), Playground (Forza Horizon 4), Frostbite 2 (Battlefield V, Battlefront 2) and Crystal (Shadow of the Tomb Raider) ... just to help give some more real-world figures that showcase what I mean.
