Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 is an open-world, action-adventure RPG set in the megalopolis of Night City, where you play as a cyberpunk mercenary wrapped up in a do-or-die fight for survival. Improved and featuring all-new free additional content, customize your character and playstyle as you take on jobs, build a reputation, and unlock upgrades. The relationships you forge and the choices you make will shape the story and the world around you. Legends are made here. What will yours be?
Available now on Steam.
Moving on to Cyberpunk 2077, where we see yet another very minor improvement, and much like with the other games we saw that have little to no improvement, we saw barely any increase in the average FPS but actually see a more significant decrease in the 1% lows, and with this being a repeating pattern you start to wonder if this is actually a margin of error difference or if the new CPU just can’t maintain the frame rate as well as the older chips.
When we enable ray tracing we see some more small increases in FPS, with 5% more FPS over the 13100F on average, this now brings us above the 5600 from AMD, even if only a little. Something hard to ignore is the 1% lows, again we see some drops here, with the 14100 now providing us with the worst frame rate we’ve seen here, and with lows down to 35 from the average FPS of 60, this is something you’re likely going to be noticing quite a bit.
