novacheck
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| Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.6ghz |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | Asus P5N-D |
| Cooling | Xigmatec HDT-S1283 - Lapped |
| Memory | 4x1gb OCZ Fatality DDR2 1066mhz |
| Video Card(s) | 2x EVGA 8800GT SC SLI |
| Storage | Seagate 7200.10 320gb HDD ; 2x Barricuda 7200.10 80gb RAID-0 ; 2x Spinpoint 120gb RAID-0 |
| Display(s) | Westinghouse LCM 22W3 22" LCD Widescreen, |
| Case | Antec P182 |
| Audio Device(s) | Sound Blaster X-Fi Platinum |
| Power Supply | Antec TPQ 850 watt |
| Software | Windows Vista Home Premium x-64 |
Now, I know, who in their right mind would want to try Crysis with an 8500gt? Well, to answer your question, I have never been in my right mind. LOL. Well, here is what I have so far. I will get some more done tonight or tomorrow.
Alright, I was doing some benchmarks on Crysis x64 using the Crysis Benchmarking Tool.So far, I have only ran the "benchmark_GPU" at 1280x720 no-AA.
System Specs.
MSI NEO2-FR
E2140 @ 3.0GHZ
2GB DDR2-667 @ 750MHZ
PNY 8500GT oc @ GPU 680, MEM 520, Shaders 1360
Benchmark_GPU
1280x720 x64 DX10 Low Quality
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Min FPS = 26.94
Max FPS = 61.13
Avg FPS = 38.21
Max MEM usage = 774mb
1280x720 x64 DX10 High Quality
----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 00.00
Max FPS = 9.84
Avg FPS = 8.13
Max MEM usage = 839mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 Low Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 26.34
Max FPS = 64.34
Avg FPS = 38.61
Max MEM usage = 962mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 High Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 4.15
Max FPS = 11.35
Avg FPS = 9.02
Max MEM usage = 1203mb
=================================
Benchmark_CPU
1280x720 x64 DX10 Low Quality
---------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 21.64
Max FPS = 44.97
Avg FPS = 34.93
Max MEM usage = 771mb
1280x720 x64 DX10 High Quality
----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 4.38
Max FPS = 10.78
Avg FPS = 7.92
Max MEM usage = 833mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 Low Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 20.55
Max FPS = 45.75
Avg FPS = 36.43
Max MEM usage = 959mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 High Quality-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 4.30
Max FPS = 11.90
Avg FPS = 8.73
Max MEM usage = 1174mb
========================================
UPDATE
Assualt_Harbor
1280x720 x64 DX10 Low Quality
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Min FPS = 17.90
Max FPS = 48.23
Avg FPS = 28.03
Max MEM usage = 923mb
1280x720 x64 DX10 High Quality
----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 2.66
Max FPS = 10.30
Avg FPS = 7.28
Max MEM usage = 990mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 Low Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 18.51
Max FPS = 49.42
Avg FPS = 30.15
Max MEM usage = 1160mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 High Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 2.74
Max FPS = 12.93
Avg FPS = 8.22
Max MEM usage = 1478mb
Now, a wierd trend I was noticing. Look at the mem usage for DX9 and DX10. DX9 used WAY more memory than DX10. I couldn't figure it out. I even did each run through a few times to check if something was out of whack. Nope.
I will post later using my monitor's native resolution of 1680x1050.
Alright, I was doing some benchmarks on Crysis x64 using the Crysis Benchmarking Tool.So far, I have only ran the "benchmark_GPU" at 1280x720 no-AA.
System Specs.
MSI NEO2-FR
E2140 @ 3.0GHZ
2GB DDR2-667 @ 750MHZ
PNY 8500GT oc @ GPU 680, MEM 520, Shaders 1360
Benchmark_GPU
1280x720 x64 DX10 Low Quality
---------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 26.94
Max FPS = 61.13
Avg FPS = 38.21
Max MEM usage = 774mb
1280x720 x64 DX10 High Quality
----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 00.00
Max FPS = 9.84
Avg FPS = 8.13
Max MEM usage = 839mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 Low Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 26.34
Max FPS = 64.34
Avg FPS = 38.61
Max MEM usage = 962mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 High Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 4.15
Max FPS = 11.35
Avg FPS = 9.02
Max MEM usage = 1203mb
=================================
Benchmark_CPU
1280x720 x64 DX10 Low Quality
---------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 21.64
Max FPS = 44.97
Avg FPS = 34.93
Max MEM usage = 771mb
1280x720 x64 DX10 High Quality
----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 4.38
Max FPS = 10.78
Avg FPS = 7.92
Max MEM usage = 833mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 Low Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 20.55
Max FPS = 45.75
Avg FPS = 36.43
Max MEM usage = 959mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 High Quality-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 4.30
Max FPS = 11.90
Avg FPS = 8.73
Max MEM usage = 1174mb
========================================
UPDATE
Assualt_Harbor
1280x720 x64 DX10 Low Quality
---------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 17.90
Max FPS = 48.23
Avg FPS = 28.03
Max MEM usage = 923mb
1280x720 x64 DX10 High Quality
----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 2.66
Max FPS = 10.30
Avg FPS = 7.28
Max MEM usage = 990mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 Low Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 18.51
Max FPS = 49.42
Avg FPS = 30.15
Max MEM usage = 1160mb
1280x720 x64 DX9 High Quality
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Min FPS = 2.74
Max FPS = 12.93
Avg FPS = 8.22
Max MEM usage = 1478mb
Now, a wierd trend I was noticing. Look at the mem usage for DX9 and DX10. DX9 used WAY more memory than DX10. I couldn't figure it out. I even did each run through a few times to check if something was out of whack. Nope.
I will post later using my monitor's native resolution of 1680x1050.
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. Gotta find something to pass the time though, 
. I will get the rest of my benchmarks done here soon, and then, I will update them again with the 8800gt. Until then....