URP is slower than BuiltIn deferred

47 fps vs 53fps on a rtx2060
If this is the same on a Switch it will be both a relief and a big disapointment.

BUILTIN:


URP:

 

And 2018 LTS built-in deferred is 26% faster - sad
on the bright side that means I won't have to switch to URP

 

Did you report a bug , I’ve read that this should not be the case

 

alright, it's logged as 1257679

 

did you enable the GPU instancing/SRP batching?

 

if you're talking about the gpu instancing option at the bottom of material yes
and the srp batching that's default on a new urp yes as well

 

Have you tried using 2019.4 LTS?

 

yep, all the way up to 2020.2, slightly faster than 2019, still slower than builtin deferred

 

I have been trying out URP, at least for VR it has been really, really fast, lot faster than built in. I must say though last I tried built in was like 6 months ago and I just jumped to URP, saw that I got a huge improvements and I just stayed with it. Didn't really do a one to one test. Maybe things a different for non vr.

Now I am trying to get HDRP to work with decent performance, and I can't say the same about that in VR.

Although, looking at your m/s its not much different though and URP does look little better than standard too, maybe it is the cost of entry.

Are those animated characters? what is the count?

 

PBR is only faster than URP in deferred, fwd is still much slower so that's likely what you see in VR
Object count is 6000, all non animated, I'm doing this next, hitting transform update real hard.
On a side note it's crazy how much slower 2019. That's one release to skip for 2020.1 it seems.

 

on-device when moving with simple lerp 2020.1 URP is 10% faster than deferred 2018.LTS built-in

 

URP/LWRP was designed very specifically to replace the terrible multipass forward renderer. On a GPU with ample memory bandwidth as the 2060 it's no wonder deferred wins out in that scene, which contains dense overlapping geometry. The inverse happening on Switch, where there is less memory bandwidth, is also expected, as that becomes a bottleneck there.

The comparison not being 1:1 is meaningless. People are making games, and in the end if A is faster than B, that's all that matters.

 

Not to hijack but will URP also get motion vector support any time soon? I am especially after TAA which completely eliminates flickering in VR.

 

I love you! You have no idea how much this mean for VR

 

Seeing how much faster fwd is to built in fwd I can't wait for URP deferred!
Here are the profilers, same scene, all 100 objects moving
URP 2020.1b12
Note the bad look of the soft shadows


(frame debug on a device is bloody amazing!)

Built-in deferred 2020.1b12
Comparable quality settings yields much nicer looking soft shadows