Overall Average FPS
Results are added together, then averaged out for each graphics card at each resolution to give you an overall picture of their relative performance.
Before we move on to raytracing, we need to have a quick look at our overall averages, and at 1080p, we see pretty much what we’ve been seeing throughout all of our tests so far. The 5060 Ti manages to boost performance over the 3060 Ti by 31% and 19% over the 4060 Ti. As we’ve come to expect, the main performance comparative card in the stack is the 3070 Ti, with the 5060 Ti seeing an average of only 4% more performance than the older card, which is just about within the margin of error threshold, though considering this card is coming in, or meant to be coming in at $429, and the 3070 Ti launched for $599, there’s definitely a big talking point there.
1440p doesn’t really change anything either, with around 38% and 26% more performance than the 3060 Ti and the 4060 Ti, respectively. The 3070 Ti does take a bit of a performance drop though, now putting the 5060 Ti ahead by 9%, but this is likely inflated somewhat by the huge difference we saw in Indiana jones, so all in all, it’s not too bad but I wish it was better, and I think the general consumer base will agree with me too.
