That final fantasy benchmarks makes no sense to me. <br><br> In one graph a 1070ti is beating a 1080 and loosing to a second 1080. <br><br>A 2070 is beating a 1080 by a huge amount but the 2080 is still right near the 1080ti.<br><br>A 980ti is matching a 1080 max q, and the 980ti is extremely close to Vega. How do you even test a 1080 max q with the same system as the other cards. <br><br>The titan Xp collector's edition and normal Xp have vastly different results. <br><br>The new Vega card trades blows with Vega FE. <br><br>It really looks like an overclocked Vega FE but those graphs are so bad it could be anything.,(reply>)," @John Macaulay <a href=""https://wccftech.com/amds-vega-20-gpu-early-engineering-sample-benchmarked-in-final-fantasy-xv/"">https://wccftech.com/amds-vega-20-gpu-early-engineering-sample-benchmarked-in-final-fantasy-xv/</a>",(reply>), @Skelath do you have a source for that?,(reply>), It's confirmed to be a Vega 20 and AMD test labs were likely screwing around with the settings on those cards.,(reply>), Maybe they ignore graphics settings and just put all the benchmark whether they are on ultra or on low in the same graph