R9 Nano benchmark with Core i3-11300 1080p, 1440p, Ultrawide, 4K benchmarks at Low Quality
At 1440p, R9 Nano can hit 50-60 fps on pretty much everything at ultra, just without antialiasing, less ambient occlusion and turned down shadows. Deciding whether to invest so much money in a high-end GPU like R9 Nano requires careful thought. With current 4096 MB RAM, the R9 Nano can have very few memory-related bottlenecks in more modern games.
The release year of the graphics card. The newer the better technology and performance optimization and
driver support.
Year
2016
2019
13
2015
2016
11
2014
2015
8
2013
2014
4
2007
2013
2
The price of the graphics card. The cheaper the better.
Price
0
250
35
250
400
30
400
550
25
550
650
15
650
9999
5
Power Supply Wattage required for overall system. The lower the better.
PSU
0
350
4
350
450
4
450
550
3
550
650
2
650
9999
1
Maximum recorded temperature under load. The lower the better for longer life of the graphics card.
Temp
0
70
2
70
75
2
75
80
1
80
85
1
85
999
1
Noise Levels under load. The lower the better.
Noise
0
45
2
45
48
2
48
50
2
50
55
1
55
999
1
Full HD performance at 1080p resolution. The higher the better.
FHD
60
9999
18
55
60
13
45
55
11
35
45
7
0
35
5
Quad HD performance at 1440p resolution. The higher the better.
QHD
60
9999
10
55
60
8
45
55
5
35
45
4
0
35
2
4K performance at 2160p resolution. The higher the better.
F4K
60
9999
5
55
60
4
45
55
3
35
45
2
0
35
1
Current CPU Impact on performance with respect to the highest performing CPU used for benchmark at the
time this graphics card was released.
CPU
-5
9999
5
-7
-5
4
-10
-7
3
-15
-10
2
-9999
-15
1
Graphics card memory (RAM) capacity. The higher the better for higher resolution textures and future
demanding games.
MEM
8
9999
5
4
8
4
2
4
3
1
2
2
0
1
1
FROM
TO
VERDICT
The overall score is determined based on the calculated weightings for the individual components.
OVERALL SCORE
80
99
Excellent
70
80
Very Good
60
70
Good
40
60
Acceptable
0
40
Weak
66/100
Good
The R9 Nano is much more expensive than the R9 390 as it costs a whopping $ 649. Compare this to the R9 390, AMD Radeon R9 390X, which came originally at a price of $ 329, $ 429. Meanwhile, the NVIDIA closest equivalent card is the GTX 980 which costs $ 549. Spec for spec, this R9 Nano leapfrogs its direct predecessor, the R9 390, by boasting 19.1 % more fps.
Fortunately, gaming performance was quite impressive. The R9 Nano consistently delivers great frame rate increases over the R9 390, AMD Radeon R9 390X and it really justifies an upgrade. Compared to its NVIDIA 's closest rival, GTX 980, the R9 Nano was -3.7 % slower.
For 1080p Full HD, we were able to play Hitman 3, Monster Hunter: World, Guardians of the Galaxy, Watch Dogs: Legion, Final Fantasy XV at 60 fps to 63 fps and kept frame rates hovering around 61 fps. For 1440p Quad HD, we were able to play Call of Duty Modern Warfare, World War Z, Overwatch 2, Strange Brigade, Fallout 76 at 63 fps to 70 fps and kept frame rates hovering around 65 fps.
For 2160p 4K, we were able to play Valorant at 102 fps to 102 fps and kept frame rates hovering around 102 fps.
The R9 Nano sits between the RX 590 and the GTX 980, falling slower than RX 590 by 4% and faster than GTX 980 by 1.7%. It has a strong relative performance against every graphics card here. Those who have a high refresh rate monitor will enjoy what R9 Nano has to offer as it averages 146.25281938158 fps. It is a close call between the R9 Nano and its rival GTX 980 by a small margin. In addition, the R9 Nano was also faster than the R9 390 by a good margin.
The R9 Nano sits between the GTX 970 and the R9 390X, falling slower than GTX 970 by 0.5% and faster than R9 390X by 7.7%. It has an average relative performance against every graphics card here. Its results are actually indistinguishable from those of the GTX 970. Those who have a high refresh rate monitor will enjoy what R9 Nano has to offer as it averages 240.47728278398 fps. In addition, the R9 Nano was also faster than the R9 390 by a good margin.
The R9 Nano sits between the RX 590 and the GTX 980, falling slower than RX 590 by 4% and faster than GTX 980 by 1.7%. It has a strong relative performance against every graphics card here. Those who have a high refresh rate monitor will enjoy what R9 Nano has to offer as it averages 146.25281938158 fps. It is a close call between the R9 Nano and its rival GTX 980 by a small margin. In addition, the R9 Nano was also faster than the R9 390 by a good margin.
The R9 Nano sits between the GTX 980 and the GTX 1060 6GB, falling slower than GTX 980 by 4.2% and faster than GTX 1060 6GB by 0.8%. It has an average relative performance against every graphics card here. Those who have a high refresh rate monitor will enjoy what R9 Nano has to offer as it averages 237.72370179881 fps. It is a close call between the R9 Nano and its rival GTX 980 by a small margin. In addition, the R9 Nano was also faster than the R9 390 by a good margin.
The R9 Nano sits between the RX 590 and the GTX 980, falling slower than RX 590 by 3.6% and faster than GTX 980 by 1.7%. It has a strong relative performance against every graphics card here. Those who have a high refresh rate monitor will enjoy what R9 Nano has to offer as it averages 303.33303513348 fps. It is a close call between the R9 Nano and its rival GTX 980 by a small margin. In addition, the R9 Nano was also faster than the R9 390 by a good margin.
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