Скачать или смотреть RTX 3060 vs 8K: Battlefield 4 in 2025: Can the 3060 12GB actually run 8K? The Ultimate Benchmark!

===TIMESTAMPS===

0:00 Intro + Video Settings 4K All Ultra
2:17 Gameplay 4K All Ultra
9:16 Video Settings 8K All Medium + Gameplay
18:25 Video Settings 8K All High + Gameplay
27:20 Video Setting 8K All Ultra + Gameplay


===VIDEO SETTINGS===

[First Run]
All: Ultra
Resolution: 3840x2160
Video Sync: Off

[Second Run]
All: Medium
Resolution: 7680x4320
Video Sync: Off

[Third Run]
All: High
Resolution: 7680x4320
Video Sync: Off

[Fourth Run]
All: Ultra
Resolution: 7680x4320
Video Sync: Off


===SYSTEM===

Platform: PC EA Launcher
Resolution: 4K/8K
CPU: Intel Core i7-4790K Custom OC 4.7GHz 1,31volt (2014/2015 Old CPU)
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB Custom OC Undervolt: 900mV, -35/40W TDP, +135MHz core, +750MHz memory
RAM: 32GB DDR3 2400MHz XMP
Storage: SSD
Software Capture: NVIDIA ShadowPlay NVENC NVIDIA Encoder


===NOTE===

This video was recorded using NVIDIA's software and the GPU encoder, NVENC, without a separate capture card. Because of this, the game experienced a performance drop of approximately 3 FPS compared to a "clean" run.


===DESCRIPTION===

RTX 3060 vs 8K: Battlefield 4 in 2025. I pushed one of the most popular graphics cards, the RTX 3060 12GB, to its absolute limit by trying to run a classic like Battlefield 4 at an incredible 8K resolution. Is it a gamble? Absolutely. Will it manage a playable frame rate, or will it be a slideshow? Discover the Shock Benchmark that reveals the truth about the performance of an "old" card at a futuristic resolution!

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