Bethesda's Indiana Jones requires hardware raytracing by default. My normal settings are within the margin of error.

Increasing to Medium path tracing in balanced upscaling demonstrates the power of Ryzen's 3D cache.

At full path tracing with frame generation and Ultra performance upscaling the results are with the margin of error.

Bethesda's Starfield shows a modest uplift in average and 1% lows.

Ryzen 3D is of significant benefit to Sony's Horizon: Zero Dawn performance smoothness

Nacon's Robocop: Rogue City seems to favour Intel

Ubisoft's Far Cry 6 favours AMD so this is expected

Ubisort's AC Valhalla also favours AMD but not as much as Far Cry 6

Cyberpunk 2077 is a mixed bag and a difficult to benchmark but at the highest playable settings 1% lows have taken a significant hit.

Larian's BG3 gets a significant average FPS uplift (I play capped at 90FPS for stability, but Ryzen can push it further on these settings)

Significant improvement to EA's Dragon Age:The Veilguard smoothness

Sony's Spider-Man Remastered showed one of the largest average FPS increases but as the cost of possible increased stuttering.

Sony's GOW shows a 0.1% low increase increasing the smoothness overall.

and Sony's TLOU shows a 0.1% low increase also.

The Callisto Protocol benchmark ran far better on the Ryzen 7 which is not surprising as an AMD sponsored title.

Square Enix's FFXIV has traditionally favored Intel but the increase in 1% lows is significant. 

Note that the 1% lows are likely to be the benchmark loading different scenarios during a 3 minute run which is not the way other benchmarks are done (and not what the benchmark is actually designed to measure).

10% increase in Average Frames Per Second

6.5% increase in 1% lows

12.5% increase on 0.1% Lows

Result: Success