The buzz around Battlefield 6 is ramping up, especially regarding its performance on high-end rigs. A Twitch streamer recently showcased some impressive results, claiming that the game runs at over 300 FPS on average with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor, paired with the GeForce RTX 5080. This combination appears to unlock breathtaking fluidity on a 300+Hz monitor.
According to the streamer, Bruhskey, this setup delivers an exceptional gaming experience. The Ryzen 7 9800X3D, renowned as a top-tier gaming CPU, when teamed with the robust capabilities of the RTX 5080, results in spectacular performance, especially for a modern Triple-A title like Battlefield 6, which recommends at least an RTX 3060 Ti.
In contrast, Bruhskey notes that using the same GPU with Intel’s Core i9 14900K sees a significant drop in performance—around 110 FPS less. This highlights the impact of CPU choice on gaming performance, with the Ryzen processor seemingly having a notable edge.
The streamer cites game sessions primarily in Cairo, confirming the settings were matched across both CPU tests, and emphasizing that the X3D architecture may play a crucial role in achieving higher FPS. This could be attributed to AMD’s advanced 3D V-Cache, often favored for demanding games.
One should approach these claims cautiously, as no visual proof was offered at the time due to an embargo. Bruhskey reports the game was running at a native 1440p resolution without any upscaling or frame generation, boasting a system latency of just 6.7 to 8.5 nanoseconds.
If these reported figures hold up, it underscores the prowess of the Ryzen 9800X3D and might signal that other X3D processors could deliver similar performance enhancements. This aligns with the trend of games leveraging the benefits of AMD’s architecture, which might give them an edge in handling intensive processes.
