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Here we take-up the challenge for our PC and ask can the Nvidia RTX 3090 and Intel I9 9900K (neither overclocked) run 4 games at the same time at max settings, 1080p (ray tracing disabled). Also worth noting, we are recording using Nvidia shadowplay at the same time with a 130K bit rate at 4K!
For the test we run:
Nioh 2 complete edition,
Cyberpunk 2077,
League of Maidens (LOM)
Black Desert Online
The results are quite interesting as all four games generally run fine together although using max settings it seems one game will always dip below 60 fps if not selected. Generally three games at least run at very respectable frame rates. It’s possible out of the three that League of Maidens is the least optimised and alongside Black Desert has an always on online component which might hog some resources. Interestingly, our rig’s 16 GB of RAM is close to maxing out here, so perhaps a 32 GB system would fare better.
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PC SYSTEM SPECS:
ASUS TUF OC RTX 3090 , i9 9900K CPU, 16 GB DDR4 RAM, Win 10 64 Bit OS.
Video encoding to 4K. Best resolution to watch this if you wait.
Here we take-up the challenge for our PC and ask can the Nvidia RTX 3090 and Intel I9 9900K (neither overclocked) run 4 games at the same time at max settings, 1080p (ray tracing disabled). Also worth noting, we are recording using Nvidia shadowplay at the same time with a 130K bit rate at 4K!
For the test we run:
Nioh 2 complete edition,
Cyberpunk 2077,
League of Maidens (LOM)
Black Desert Online
The results are quite interesting as all four games generally run fine together although using max settings it seems one game will always dip below 60 fps if not selected. Generally three games at least run at very respectable frame rates. It's possible out of the three that League of Maidens is the least optimised and alongside Black Desert has an always on online component which might hog some resources. Interestingly, our rig's 16 GB of RAM is close to maxing out here, so perhaps a 32 GB system would fare better.
This is awesome! I can't believe that 16gb RAM worked at all haha