Metro: Exodus RTX Benchmarks, In-Game vs. Built-In Test, Dx11 vs Dx12

Metro: Exodus RTX benchmarks are now here. In this one, we benchmark RTX on the 2080 Ti, 2080, 2070, and 2060, along with tests of built-in benchmarks vs. gameplay.
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View our previous qualitative analysis here:    • RTX Global Illumination On vs. Off: M...  

This testing looks at Metro: Exodus with RTX in various states -- on/off, high/ultra -- and also looks at non-RTX graphics scaling in the game. Our benchmarks show the change in performance from low to extreme settings, for Dx11 vs. Dx12, and more. Interestingly, the usability of the built-in benchmark is one of the more philosophical topics in the content, as we talk about when it would be (or wouldn't be) a useful tool for performance testing.

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Editorial, Testing: Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman

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