 The Corsair Flash Voyager Go is the easy way to move photos, music, and videos between your Android device and your PC. Click now to learn more. Welcome to my Batman Arkham Origins benchmarking video. I know you're probably wondering why is this so overdue and Titanfall should be this video instead of Batman Arkham Origins. Don't worry Titanfall is hopefully coming later on this week and if not it'll be very early next week so don't worry about that we'll have a Titanfall benchmarking video coming for you. First and foremost the hardware that we're running here is a 3960X clocked at 4.0 GHz along with 16 gigs of 1866 MHz RAM and then various GPUs. All of our GPUs are overclocked they are not running at stock and there's some variance here because we're running reference cards so some coolers are running hotter than other coolers. I know some of the AMD coolers on the higher end are running stock at almost 95 degrees Celsius so pay attention to that and if you want to see all of our settings check out the overclocking doc in the description below the video. For tiers I have my high tier running at the 400 plus dollar price range running at 2560 by 1600p with everything pretty much maxed out running 8x MSAA and everything else as high as I can put it not including PhysX because that wouldn't run on the AMD side. Then when we jump down I only have one more tier now I only have one more tier because the lowest tier was actually able to run the game at the exact same settings with perfectly fine frame rates as the medium tier so I just merged them together so this is about the 400 to 150 dollar range and that's running at the same general settings as the high-end range except at 1080p instead of 1600p. One thing to note as well is that this is an Nvidia sponsored title. Whenever I do these gaming benchmarks I have to call out who sponsors the game because things might be skewed in one way or another and you can see driver revisions in the future but as Arkham Origins has been around for a little while we've probably already seen those driver revisions. Another thing to note is that I'm not using the in-game benchmark I know there is an in-game benchmarking tool for this and there was one for Thief although I didn't address it. Just so you guys know we won't be using in-game benchmarks we will be creating our own this is because in the past and some things in the future mainly with phones we've seen though lately is that benchmarking tools can be easily skewed in one way or another and we would like to use actual in-game performance to show you guys how your card will run while you're actually playing the game as the benchmark doesn't pertain to you actually playing the game. As you guys can see here I'm just in the bat cave I'm gonna use the training console for this benchmark. Once you get in select Batman go into ranked go all the way over to the right to downloaded maps and then select 100 to 1. Once combat starts it's up to you to survive that it's you versus 100 people as the name goes but you might not get to the very end or you will but for in two minutes I seriously doubt you will and this benchmark only lasts for two minutes so good luck. Some pointers that I can put out there are that your your most ridiculous enemies are gonna be the ones with unblockable items so say like a knife or a machete. To counter those guys I would recommend using your Batarang as it can take him out from a distance and you don't have to get close enough to actually get hit by it. To do that you just have to look at them and spam one. The guys that throw boxes or wooden chairs or whatever like that you can actually catch those out of the air so if you see one flying at you it will have the counter symbol above it and if you right click you'll catch it out of air throw it back at them and take them out and that's just pretty awesome. The armored guys will just block your normal punches and one of the main things that you can do to make this easier on yourself is getting rid of people so if you want to basically drop their guard if you press middle click it swings your cape around and we'll kind of drop their guard for a second so you can actually start punching them and remove them from the fight. Big combos will help a lot as you can string them together and it helps you knock people out and also if you can move fast enough you don't have to waste your time countering you actually take more people out. Other than that good luck I'm sure you'll find better ways to do this than I did as I only played the game for a little while and I'm definitely not particularly skilled at Batman combat so good luck try your best try out the benchmark as it's just fun no matter what so even if you're not benchmarking it's fun just remember go to the training console in the Batcave and try out one versus 100 it's a good time. Alright guys thanks for watching my Batman Arkham Origins video while you're here on YouTube be sure to subscribe to see all of our future content and as always like and dislike the video, favorite, share, comment below what you think about the difference between in-game benchmark and external pre-built benchmark because that's an ongoing discussion topic that never really seems to end. 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