AMD R9 Fury X Demoed at 12K 60FPS with Dirt Rally

4K gaming on a single graphic card is impressive, 8K, even more so, merely neither accept anything on a 12K environment gaming setup. Skeptics would be laughing at this point at present, well let me to add some more than merriment to their humour, I am talking about a 12K setup at 60 frames per 2nd constant. I am certain you lot must think I have lost my marbles by now, just that is exactly what AMD has accomplished with their new Fury X GPU. LegitReviews have tried the GPU in a 12K @60fps configuration successfully in the recently released Dirt Rally game.

The AMD Radeon R9 Fury Ten can run Dirt Rally at 12K @60 FPS without breaking a sweat

Only to analyze, these are three 4k monitors being driven at 60 frames per second constant by a unmarried GPU. To drive the point home, these are i.5 Billion pixels beingness refreshed per second. How is AMD doing this? well, the reply lies in the use of HBM memory and immersive graphics that are optimized for memory usage. This goes on to evidence that but how much of a difference optimization can make to games (because Dirt has never looked any more gorgeous than in this iteration). If every engine was as streamlined as this ane, 4K @60 would have been a milestone we would have crossed past now.

The full general credo behind developers currently nevertheless is to create highly immersive worlds with high polygon counts - and so downgrade graphics to fit the polygon budget and operation standards. The Dirt series has gotten the optimization-without-compromise part very right. I am afraid I don't know the exact setting which were used in the Eyefinity demo but even if the settings were non maxed out, this remains a pretty large achievement. A dual Fury X Crossfire setup or the upcoming Dual-GPU Fury X2 would make mincemeat out of most games at 12K at the proper settings. And that is honestly something I never expected to see so soon.

This AMD Eyefinity demo was conducted in 2022 with three R9 290Xs running the now-aged Dirt 3. These days however, a single Fury Ten is happily running the latest installment - something not even the dual GPU R9 295X2 could have achieved (45-fifty fps is what AMD'south official numbers for this configuration are). It goes without saying that the 4096 super wide bus width most definitely has something to say about all those pixels running rampant on those gorgeous 4K screens. Being on the haemorrhage edge is very rarely a wise business organisation determination - only if it pays off, it pays off better than annihilation else could have.