AMD introduced the long-awaited RNAon RX 6000 graphics cards based on the RDNA2 architecture last week. However, many pointed out that the beam tracking performance of video cards was not presented at the launch

. Although AMD did not present the beam tracking performance of its graphics cards at its release event, the first drop of information after the event was found in a small print on the company’s RDNA2 website. The pages mention the Microsoft DirectX Raytracing software development kit in Procedural Geometry that receives an unspecified RDNA2 video card as a result of 471 FPS when beam tracking acceleration is enabled. The result in the test is approximately the same level as with GeForce RTX 3070, ie approximately 20% better than RTX 2080 with Ti. AMD had tested with development drivers in use in August.

A more uncertain reference to the beam tracking performance of RX 6000 graphics cards has been obtained from the supplier of Uniko’s Hardware. Recognized under the PJ pseudonym, the reporter has released two images of the test drive results for Shadow of the Tomb Raider. In the Tomb Raider screenshots, PJ has censored the more specific name of the graphics card, but he revealed in his Tweet about the Time Spy result that it is an RX 6800.

According to the pictures, the Ryzen 5 3500 X processor and the Radeon RX 6800 graphics card would get Ultra graphics and With high beam tracking settings 80 FPS 1440 p and FPS with 4K resolution. According to WCCFtech’s benchmarks, GeForce RTX 2080 Ti would get the same settings 75 and FPS when RTX 3070 net 74 and 38 FPS. WCCFTech’s results have included a significantly faster Ryzen 9 3900 X processor.

Sources: AMD, VideoCardz, WCCFTech (1), (2)