I believe CP2077 has one but don't have that myself.
COD MWII does, presumably III too. Not something I'd ever play. I think it has all the upscalers although not FG which I think III does.
Watch Dogs Legion falls into the Ubisoft camp I guess. Quite CPU heavy, has RT. Note due to the activation system built in you can only test up to 5 systems in a short time. I hit this when turning off CPU cores one time so had to complete over multiple days.
Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker has a stand alone benchmark. Although it is the current expansion, the core game code is pretty old, but they have updated graphics as time goes on. The next expansion is expected mid-2024 so expect a new release of the benchmark before then. This is expected to have more of a graphical uplift.
FFXV works well, and I'm using it, but some other and older benchmarks are acting weird. It would also be nice to refresh something.
Edit:
Somehow I missed the fact that FFXIV Endwalker is a 2021 title and not the older, regular FFXIV. It's still free, so I have to check it later. It probably will replace the FFXV as it's 3 years older.
Recently, Tomb Raider has weird problems and is randomly crashing.
Metro 2033 was acting weird when I was reviewing RTX4060 and RX7600. It was like +/- 50% FPS depending on the run, and it was very random. I had to run multiple additional tests only to find out which run was bugged.
Most Ubisoft games are crashing - various reasons, like AC Valhalla or Odyssey are crashing when the PC is connected to the internet. The no-internet solution is actually from other users (I don't remember if it was from Steam or Ubisoft support forums).
FarCry 6 is the only one that works well from Ubisoft games/benchmarks that I have.
I was checking my test rig for stability, and no problems at all. Only some older (like 3-4 year old) games are acting weird.
I have to check CP2077, but they make so many updates that it will be annoying to keep up with the correct version. I may wait for a promo in a local grocery store
... funny, but it was like that with The Witcher III. Since these are Polish games, we had much more noise about it than anywhere else, and posters were next to potato stands. I haven't seen CP2077 with a huge price drop yet, but if it was cheap, then I would buy it for benchmark only.
Edit:
Only $30 offer on Steam. I can't find a cheaper one.
Once I finish the current and already delayed reviews, then I have to refresh the benching rigs and maybe try some new benchmarks. Right now, I'm gathering info. It's much easier with CPU or RAM tests as they're not changing much, and things like Cinebench or Blender are easily available and always clear with the version.
Some good resources....
These games include built-in benchmarks, making them useful for testing gaming PCs and laptops. This way, you can test how strong your PC is in a real game, getting results that are easily comparable between different machines running different hardware. Integrated benchmarks are also handy if...
xsreviews.co.uk
www.pcgamingwiki.com
Thanks Joe. I will browse the list. Some are quite cheap, and I guess that something like Mortal Kombat 11 would still not be bad, especially since the key costs $4.
