AMD also released a new beta driver for Far Cry 4 and Dragon Age: Inquisition ( 14.11.2B), but I have not had a chance to check performance with that yet. (I also ran a couple sanity checks with the latest 344.75 drivers and found no difference in performance.) On the AMD side, testing was done with the Catalyst 14.11.2 driver that was released to better support ACU. We're testing with NVIDIA's 344.65 drivers, which are 'Game Ready' for Assassin's Creed: Unity. GeForce GTX 870M ( MSI GS60 Ghost 3K Pro) GeForce GTX 880M ( MSI GT70 Dominator Pro) GeForce GTX 980M ( MSI GT72 Dominator Pro) Underclocked to 3.5GHz with two cores ('i3-4330')Ģx8GB Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR3-1866 CL9

Most of the hardware was purchased at retail over the past year or so, and that means I don't have access to every GPU configuration available, but I did just get a second ZOTAC GTX 970 so I can at least finally provide some SLI numbers (which I'll add to the previous Benchmarked articles in the near future). As usual, the test system is what I personally use, which is a relatively high-end Haswell configuration.

With that introduction out of the way, let's just get straight to the benchmarks, and then I'll follow up with a discussion of image quality and other aspects at the end.

Geforce gtx 860m 2gb benchmark