Most of the results are a bit closer, for example Minecraft now gives the RTX 3090 a mere 84% lead.
The RTX 3090 still leads by 38% overall, a bit less than the lead at 1440p as CPU limits and other factors come into play at lower resolutions.
RTX 3090 POWER CONSUMPTION 1080P
The biggest loss for the 6900 XT comes in Minecraft, which uses DXR to do "full path tracing," pushing the RT hardware to its limits - the 3090 is more than double the performance of the 6900 XT in that case.Įven 1080p native rendering with RT enabled is demanding. The 6900 XT actually wins in Dirt 5, which seems suspicious at best, but the RT shadows really don't affect the game's visuals much. AMD's RX 6900 XT only comes close to the 3090 in DXR performance in two games: Dirt 5 and Godfall, both of which are AMD-promoted. The 3090 has a range of 33 fps ( Fortnite, at 'medium-high' RT settings - maxed out settings in Fortnite would further drop performance for a negligible increase in image quality) to 121 fps ( Godfall). But that's a topic for another day let's talk about performance.įirst up, at 1440p with native rendering, the 3090 averages 70 fps in our overall metric, 43% higher than the 6900 XT's 49 fps. That means all four of the released games with AMD RT ( Riftbreaker and World of Warcraft: Shadowlands are the two others) are at best on the same level of RT tech as Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Call of Duty, only this time with AMD-flavored optimizations. It's worth pointing out up front that the AMD-promoted games ( Dirt 5 and Godfall) only use RT for shadows so far, which is arguably the worst use of ray tracing power. We've selected ten games with DXR support, including two AMD-promoted games. We've only tested at 1440p and 1080p this time because 4K proves to be too much for most GPUs - though if you're okay with 30 fps, the 3090 can still suffice. If you're interested in playing games with the enhanced visuals that ray tracing offers, things skew heavily in favor of Nvidia's RTX 3090. What happens with ray tracing and DLSS, though? Rasterization is all well and good, and the Infinity Cache helps AMD's RX 6900 XT stay competitive, particularly at lower resolutions. Finally, at 1080p, the 6900 XT takes the overall lead by 4%, still leading in half of the games but with very large margins in Valhalla and Horizon Zero Dawn. On the other hand, the 3090's biggest lead comes in Strange Brigade, which is also an AMD-promoted game. Valhalla meanwhile jumps to a 30% lead, and as an AMD-promoted game, that's an obvious concern. The RX 6900 XT now leads in six of the games, though several are basically tied. Drop to 1440p, and the RTX 3090's lead shrinks to just 1%, effectively tied. Three games ( Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Borderlands 3, and Forza Horizon 4) end up favoring AMD, with Valhalla looking suspect at lower resolutions. Of the 13 games, ten have the 3090 in front, leading by anywhere from 2% ( Far Cry 5) to 25% ( Strange Brigade). RTX 3090 takes a modest 8% lead, though the devil’s in the details. We'll start with the 4K results since that's the most demanding scenario, and CPU bottlenecks can come into play at lower resolutions. Of course, that depends on the selection of games, but with 13 relatively recent titles, including games promoted either by AMD or Nvidia, this should be a good representation of how the RTX 3090 and RX 6900 XT rank overall. In traditional rasterization performance, things are actually quite close. At best, it's about 10% faster than the RX 6800 XT, while the $999 official launch price represents a more than 50% increase in cost compared to its lesser sibling. It's the top of the Big Navi product stack and uses the same Navi 21 GPU as the RX 6800 XT, only this time it's fully enabled with 80 CUs instead of 72. AMD launched the RX 6900 XT on December 8, 2020.
RTX 3090 POWER CONSUMPTION DRIVER
By comparison, $1,499 for the RTX 3090 seems somewhat reasonable, but there's a catch: You give up some of the enhanced features that the Titan cards offered, like improved driver support for professional workloads.ĪMD's RX 6900 XT, by comparison, has a far more mundane history. Titan cards were previously only available directly from Nvidia as a reference design, with prices ranging from $999 (the original GTX Titan and GTX Titan Black) and eventually topping out at $2,999 (the Titan V). While it's officially part of the GeForce brand, Nvidia positions it as a new take on the Titan formula. Nvidia's RTX 3090 launched on September 24, 2020, one week after the RTX 3080.
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