Uneekor Gameday V2025.12.4 PC Performance Test Results

Published on January 19, 2026

Introduction

The Uneekor Gameday software is quite well optimized to work smoothly on any hardware, but it does not give any customization options for graphics settings. The software automatically displays at the resolution your monitor is set to, and there are no graphics presets (ie low, medium, and high). That being said, this enormously simplified the testing process, and even the 5060 can run this software above 60fps on 4k, so arguably all the customization is not needed.

Testing Methodology

For this software, we tested 1080p and 4k and tested 3 courses for each graphics card.

Other notes:

Tested using a Uneekor Eye XO
Did a flyover at each hole before playing
Tested on Pebble Beach, The Farms, and the Links at Spanish Bay

Results and Conclusion:

As stated before, this is a software that will run smoothly no matter your hardware. The numbers speak for themselves. While testing the 5070, there were already times that the GPU was not running at 100% usage, and the fact that the 5070ti and 5080 performance results are so close shows that the software is running near its limits with higher end hardware.

The one downside we discovered in this software is that some screen tearing is basically unavoidable. Because there are no graphics settings, and therefore no option to enable VSync, framerates that exceed the output framerate of your display will cause some screen tearing.

That being said, it was not typically noticeable on our projector display, but your experience may vary.

Our recommendation for this software is to use it at 4k when possible, since even the most affordable computer hardware we offer will be able to run it smoothly at that resolution.

SurfThing computers are built and tested with Golf Simulation Software specifically in mind. Our in depth testing has helped home users and business owners decide which computers to run in well over 3000 simulators nationwide. SurfThing performed its testing on all PC models manufactured by SurfThing at the time of the article release, helping customers know exactly the kind of performance they will get on currently available computer hardware.