The gaming results are pretty solid here, not as great as I was hoping, but still delivering gaming performance that’s unlikely to disappoint anyone. It’s around the same as the older R7 1700, however, it’s doing so at a lower TDP and power usage, so I’m not complaining about that. Of course, a 1080 Ti isn’t a slow GPU either, so the pairing delivers framerates well in excess of 100.
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