Batman: Arkham City was release late in 2011 as a sequal to Arkham Asylum. The game uses large scale mapping with heavy effects on lighting and the environment along with a lot of tessellation in a fast moving gaming scene. It utilises DirectX 11 for shadows, lighting, reflections and particles to give the best gaming experience possible.
Moving on to Batman: Arkham City, we see the 680 EX OC push ahead at 1920×1080, and the MSI GTX 680 Lightning actually falling slightly behind the reference Palit GTX 680.
We tested this benchmark three times to make sure nothing hindered the result and received the same score each time.
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