[GameGPU]Fallout 4 High resolution texture pack Test

[PontiacGTX]

Spoiler: GPU Benchmark high resolution texture pack

Spoiler: 1080

Spoiler: 1440

Spoiler: 2160

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Spoiler: CPU Benchmark

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[DaveSimmons]

Based on the 780ti and R9 280X beating 4 GB cards It looks like 3GB is enough VRAM for the pack at 1080p and 1440p (though SLI is needed for good framerates). It's too bad they didn't also test the 1060 3 GB as a modern "low VRAM" card.

 

[MajinCry]

That's probably the worst scene to test the GPU in. Minimal LOD, no wildlife, no in-world interiors, fewer textures, etc.

For the proper CPU & GPU benchmark, get to Corvega and overlook Arlington. Failing that, overlooking Diamond City from the steps at noon is another good one.

 

[Head1985]

Its same performance as old fallout4 i tested it.Those textures dont do anything.

 

[Jackie60]

It's very hard to tell the new textures are there, the game still looks pretty crap to me.

 

[Bacon1]

As shown in other tests from the other thread, there is no performance impact, and it may take several seconds even on a 1080 and OC'd 6900k for the higher res textures to load in.

http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Fallo...-Pack-Benchmark-Comparsion-Patch-194-1220187/

 

[Face2Face]

As shown in other tests from the other thread, there is no performance impact, and it may take several seconds even on a 1080 and OC'd 6900k for the higher res textures to load in.

http://www.pcgameshardware.de/Fallo...-Pack-Benchmark-Comparsion-Patch-194-1220187/

I've seen texture pop-In when looking at objects in the distance, but nothing up close. I've been playing and testing it for a while now. Odd they're seeing this.

 

[antihelten]

That's probably the worst scene to test the GPU in. Minimal LOD, no wildlife, no in-world interiors, fewer textures, etc.

For the proper CPU & GPU benchmark, get to Corvega and overlook Arlington. Failing that, overlooking Diamond City from the steps at noon is another good one.

Due to mipmapping, doing what you're suggesting shouldn't really see any difference performance wise. If you want to show the higher res textures having an impact on performance, then you obviously need to find a scenario where they are actually being displayed, which would generally only happen when you are seeing the highest mipmap levels, i.e. up close and personal, not looking at something far away.