

For CPU scaling, we used the fastest and slowest modern AMD and Nvidia hardware.

While it's not fully accurate (due to cache and platform differences), we also simulated a Core i3-4360 by disabling all but two of our CPU's cores and running it at 3.7GHz.

Our test bed hardware is the same as usual, an overclocked Core i7-5930K running at 4.2GHz. We picked fifteen (now sixteen) cards, including the new GTX 1080, to test with Doom. Now it's time to answer that question with our full performance breakdown. That leaves the question of what sort of hardware you'll need, or more generally, how well a variety of GPUs run the game.
