War Thunder played at 100 FPS on Russian Elbrus-16C processor. Engineering sample tested in games
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
An engineering sample of the Russian Elbrus-16C processor was tested in several video games, such as War Thunder
The creator of the Elbrus PC Play YouTube channel got his hands on an engineering sample of the Elbrus-16C. They decided to test it in games.
It is worth noting that older builds from 2020 were used for the Elbrus-16C tests. They were created for the Elbrus-8C, so there are certain flaws. For example, crashes can occur due to a bug in the Elbrus compiler.
The streamer’s interlocutor also noted that on the Elbrus-16C, code executes as if it were an Elbrus-8C, just with a higher clock speed and a larger number of cores.
The frame rate in War Thunder sometimes exceeds the 100 FPS mark.
Cuisine Royale (or CRSED: F.O.A.D.) apparently does not work entirely correctly. According to the Elbrus PC Play channel host, this is compounded by the fact that it is “not optimized for its [CPU] generation,” and things could run better in a new build.
Minetest works:
Perhaps new builds for the Elbrus-8C and 16C will be released in the fall, which should run better.
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