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System Name | Lenovo 17IMH05H |
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Processor | Core i7 10750H |
Video Card(s) | GTX 1660 Ti |
Audio Device(s) | SSL2 |
Software | Windows 10 Pro 22H2 |
Benchmark Scores | i've got a shitload of them in 15 years of TPU membership |
Just updated Win10 to from 2004 to 20H2 on my main desktop PC. I've read quite a few contradicting statements from people which Windows 10 version cripples gaming performance more - 2004 or 20H2. I will take a deeper personal interest in this by benchmarking something like 20 games once again. After all my NVIDIA gimping myth benchmark on GTX 780 was done over two years ago. But so far i am happy! Just tested two of my recently played games - Metro and Soma. If anything FPS have improved! I did a benchmark on 1080p, lowest settings to extract as much FPS difference as possible, since i am dusting on R9 290 now...
Metro Exodus DX11 FPS improved from 206/105/68/61 to 213/112/71/64 (max/med/min/1 %)
Metro Exodus DX12 FPS remained the same.
Soma DX11 FPS improved from 140/132/127/105 to 146/136/130/101 (max/med/min/1 %)
This is nowhere enough for a statement of course. Does anyone here have made more conclusive performance tests?
Metro Exodus DX11 FPS improved from 206/105/68/61 to 213/112/71/64 (max/med/min/1 %)
Metro Exodus DX12 FPS remained the same.
Soma DX11 FPS improved from 140/132/127/105 to 146/136/130/101 (max/med/min/1 %)
This is nowhere enough for a statement of course. Does anyone here have made more conclusive performance tests?
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