In last week's tests, Windows 11 was once again the most popular, while Nintendo's announcement of the Switch OLED for October 2021 was by far the most widely read in the news. The Dreamcast One PC and the ray tracing update for Doom Eternal are left behind.
After the surprising announcement of Windows 11, Microsoft made a preliminary version (“Insider Preview”) available to interested testers to try out before the final version of Windows 11 is expected to appear at the beginning of November and will be available as an update for Windows 10. ComputerBase investigates the question of whether gamers can go straight to the new Windows or should wait with the switch in its first benchmarks with AMD Radeon and Nvidia GeForce in ten games and two resolutions. Even the Insider Preview of Windows 11 runs well in games and about as fast as Windows 10, but gamers have to pay attention to the correct drivers, because the integrated driver is the best choice with AMD, while with Nvidia the last official driver directly from the manufacturer .
In second place is the test of the Corsair MP600 Core with 2 TB, a cheapest SSD with PCIe 4.0. Instead of TLC-NAND, cheaper QLC-NAND is used. For a lower price, buyers have to accept compromises in performance compared to the flagships among the PCIe 4.0 SSDs, especially the glaring weakness when writing beyond the SLC cache, even the Corsair MP600 Core cannot hide despite the otherwise good performance impression.
The benchmarks for Doom Eternal, which with Update 6 now supports ray tracing and DLSS, land in third place.
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Windows 11 benchmarks Radeon RX and GeForce RTX in the insider preview in the test
133 comments Wolfgang Another 100%
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Corsair MP600 Core 2 TB The cheapest SSD with PCIe 4.0
78 comments Michael Günsch 70%
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Doom Eternal Update 6 High FPS with ray tracing want a lot of graphics memory
272 Comments Wolfgang Andermahr 69%
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DDR to DDR5 Five generations of RAM in direct comparison
90 comments Sven Bauduin 56%
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JBL Tour One over-ear headphones with ANC sleep timer for traveling
9 comments Frank Over 40%
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144 comments Sven Bauduin 40%
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In the test 15 years ago The Core 2 Extreme X6800 left everyone behind
119 comments Robert McHardy 39%
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Noctua NH-U12S redux The expensive, cheaper version of the classic
85 Comments Thomas Böhm 37%
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MSI Modern MD271QP office monitor with 75 Hz and 15 watt USB-C
36 comments Frank Hüber 31%
After months of rumors, a performance expected at E3 and multiple cancellations by Nintendo, a new Switch was presented. The Switch OLED does not rely on improved performance values, but on an OLED display that has grown from 6.2 to 7 inches with thinner edges, a new table mode, a LAN connection in the dock and 64 GB of internal memory. It will go on sale in Germany on October 8, the price is expected to be between 350 and 400 euros.
With the reader's article “Dreamcast One – PC Project”, that Community member “Temujin123” an up to 4.2 GHz fast six-core APU of the Renoir generation, the AMD Ryzen 5 Pro 4650G, with an ASRock X300M-STX as a Dreamcast One PC in an old Dreamcast console and also for a lot of interest taken care of by the ComputerBase readers.
Most Read News & amp; Notes
- 1 Nintendo Switch OLED with 7 inches comes 100% on October 8th
- 2 Dreamcast One PC AMD Ryzen 5 Per 4650G in the game console 64%
- 3 Save Titanfall Hackers hack Apex Legends because of hackers 52%
- 4 graphics card rumors AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT in August for 399 USD 51%
- 5 Nexus Mods Mods can soon no longer be deleted 50%
- 6 Silverstone Alta F1 “chimney effect” housing puts more fans in the lid 47%
- 7 Windows 11 Build 22000.65 available as a second Insider Preview 46%
- 8 For Insiders Qualcomm presents its own Snapdragon smartphone 45%
In the Next week, the readers of ComputerBase can look forward to tests on the AMD Radeon RX 6800M, a micro-mixer kit for streamers and the Razer Blade 14 with Ryzen 9 5900HX.
With this reading material in your luggage, the editorial team wishes you a relaxing Sunday!