The Wall: Stable overclocking of AMD Radeon VII with water block and chiller | igorsLAB | Page 3

If you have always wanted to know what goes with a Radeon VII and the current drivers STABIL, if you overclock at maximum, this article with many details and the appropriate video is directly recommended...

Battlefield V is no exception, because with AMD cards, this is all more than just a sham heap, even if many DirectX11 games like Metro Last Light or The Witcher 3 are quite vicious against it. Especially the course of the Frame Times and thus the better variances speak more for the Radeon VII.

Cumulative results

Let's start with the average FPS and the bars with the 99. Percentile:

As a curve with the FPS, this looks like this via the benchmark run:

For this purpose, the graphical representation of the percentiles and their shares in the FPS history as a counter-part:

The Frame Times can be broken down quite nicely and clearly on the bar chart:

The one with the curves of all the cards on top of each other is a bit confusing, but we still have the single graphics for each map below:

Finally, the bars for the variances, which are a very good indicator of a "round" pattern. The higher the value, the more visible the jerking and hopping.