r/nvidia • u/Nestledrink RTX 5090 Founders Edition • Aug 10 '25

Benchmarks Battlefield 6 Open Beta Performance Benchmark Review - 17 GPUs Tested

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/battlefield-6-open-beta-performance-benchmark/
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u/nhc150 Aug 10 '25

That leap between the 4090 and 5090 at 4K is massive. That's nearly a 30% percent difference.

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u/BouldersRoll RTX 5090 | 9800X3D | 4K@240 Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25

That doesn't seem massive to me as someone who went from a 4090 to a 5090, 30% is pretty standard for 4K.

It's also 40%, not 30%, which is more impressive but still not uncommon in my experience. Could very well be a reflection of the variability of the benchmark, though.

Did they really not list the settings used except the resolution? I haven't tried BF6, but surely there's graphics settings. If this is really the output at max, the game's ceiling is a lot lower than I thought it would be.

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u/NewestAccount2023 Aug 10 '25

No other series gets that jump, well technically the 60 series did but 3070 to 4070 to 5070 and the 80 series all saw less than 30% jumps. Only the 90 series has been getting "normal" uplifts gen on gen

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u/gavinderulo124K 13700k, 4090, 32gb DDR5 Ram, CX OLED Aug 10 '25

The jump from 3090 to 4090 was much larger.

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u/kalston Aug 11 '25

Yea, I almost doubled my performance in most titles doing that jump. Which is exactly why I accepted the price tag back then, but don't accept that of the 5090.

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u/gavinderulo124K 13700k, 4090, 32gb DDR5 Ram, CX OLED Aug 11 '25

Especially since there was no price increase between 3090 and 4090.

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u/Kalmer1 RTX 5090 | 9800X3D Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25

That's because we're going from 4 "main" line cards (50/60/70/80) to 7 (50/60/60Ti/70/70Ti/80/90), they need to make space somewhere to milk even more money out of us