Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
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In Ratchet & Clank, we again see a gain, but this time of only 3%, which don’t get me wrong, is nice to see any uplift in performance, but at such a small amount, it doesn’t give a reason to upgrade, though I doubt anyone would be moving from a 13th gen CPU to a 14th gen equivalent, though more importantly, the Ryzen 5 7600 is flying here and overtaking the likes of the more expensive 5800X3D and i5 14600K.
With Ray Tracing enabled, we drop to now just a single FPS difference between both i5 processors, though it’s clear to see based on how close the 14600K is that we are quite limited with performance across the board showing that most CPUs will net similar performance in the scene we tested and a stronger CPU won’t necessarily give much more performance over another.
