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Melvis Dec 17, 2012 03:05 AM

What other gaming benchmark programs are out there?
 
Hi guys, Soon i hope to do some gaming benchmarking to see the difference in FPS from one CPU to the next. So i wanted to get a list together of games that i can run benchmarks on easily with. I will be using most of the ones from TPU > http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/Benchmarking/ but was also wondering what other ones can i get and use? I don't own battlefield sorry but is there a separate benchmark tool for it?

Anyway i plan to use my new cards 2x 7870's to run the tests with on a 1080P monitor, so if anyone can direct me to some other gaming benchmarking tools that be great.

I do have some older games here like COH, Fear, WIC etc but id prefer newer titles, unless requested otherwise.

:toast:

newtekie1 Dec 17, 2012 03:30 AM

If you are testing CPUs I'd suggest using the lowest graphics settings possible to completely remove any chance of a GPU bottleneck. Even with two higher-end cards modern games can still be GPU bound at 1080p.

lyndonguitar Dec 17, 2012 03:32 AM

If they're still giving out keys, Theres a free Metro 2033 giveaway on facebook

edit: its a full sized game though

Melvis Dec 17, 2012 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by newtekie1 (Post 2803191)
If you are testing CPUs I'd suggest using the lowest graphics settings possible to completely remove any chance of a GPU bottleneck. Even with two higher-end cards modern games can still be GPU bound at 1080p.

Ok yea I see what your saying that's fair enough. Im not terribly worried about that issue as its just for myself and i dont mind sharing here on TPU the results i get. But ok ill try to do 2 tests on each game, one at 1080P and another at maybe...1280*1024? what would be a good low res but one people still play on?

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Originally Posted by lyndonguitar (Post 2803195)
If they're still giving out keys, Theres a free Metro 2033 giveaway on facebook

edit: its a full sized game though

I own 2033 its just not installed yet, does it have its own Benchmark inbuilt in the game?

CPU's I intend to test are as follows:

AMD 965 (my current CPU)
Intel 2550K (my brothers CPU)
Intel i7 940 (my lucky buy CPU)
AMD FX 8350 (My upgrade on my 965)

Crap Daddy Dec 17, 2012 06:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Melvis (Post 2803232)
I own 2033 its just not installed yet, does it have its own Benchmark inbuilt in the game?

Yes. But it's useless regarding CPUs.

Melvis Dec 17, 2012 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Crap Daddy (Post 2803287)
Yes. But it's useless regarding CPUs.

Yea thats true, its very GPU bound, but i might do it just for fun.

Any others anyone can think of?

BarbaricSoul Dec 17, 2012 11:45 AM

the F2P game MW:O is pretty CPU intensive. Uses the CRY3 engine. It doesn't have any benchmarking program in it, but it would make a decent benchmark for CPU performance using MSI afterburner for minimum/maximum/average FPS. The game doesn't currently support crossfire though.

newtekie1 Dec 17, 2012 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Melvis (Post 2803232)
what would be a good low res but one people still play on?

1280x720 or 1366x768

Melvis Dec 18, 2012 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by BarbaricSoul (Post 2803409)
the F2P game MW:O is pretty CPU intensive. Uses the CRY3 engine. It doesn't have any benchmarking program in it, but it would make a decent benchmark for CPU performance using MSI afterburner for minimum/maximum/average FPS. The game doesn't currently support crossfire though.

Im just checking if you mean the game Most Wanted?

...PACMAN... Dec 23, 2012 01:17 AM

Looking forward to the comparisons Melvis, subbed :)

animal007uk Dec 23, 2012 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Melvis (Post 2804070)
Im just checking if you mean the game Most Wanted?

At a guess i would say mech warrior online.

Melvis Dec 23, 2012 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by ...PACMAN... (Post 2807610)
Looking forward to the comparisons Melvis, subbed :)

Awesome :) To late now to do some benching, got stuck woth m8s gaming haha, so after Xmas ill try to get inot it.

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Originally Posted by animal007uk (Post 2807611)
At a guess i would say mech warrior online.

Yea im not sure :laugh:

fullinfusion Dec 23, 2012 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Crap Daddy (Post 2803287)
Yes. But it's useless regarding CPUs.

benchmark in Metro 2033? Where? I looked and looked and didnt see any benchmarks :wtf:

BarbaricSoul Dec 23, 2012 12:47 PM

I was reffering to Mechwarrior:Online :toast:

Melvis Jan 4, 2013 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ...PACMAN... (Post 2807610)
Looking forward to the comparisons Melvis, subbed :)

No worries, sorry for the delay, ive been wanting to do or at least start testing but my m8s got extra time off work so we have been gaming for weeks on end :D

So next week i should finally be able to start, and i keep looking at my new 8350 just sitting there wanting to use it but i keep holding off so i can bench with my 965 first.



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Originally Posted by BarbaricSoul (Post 2807806)
I was reffering to Mechwarrior:Online :toast:

Awesome ill add that and see how it goes :)

...PACMAN... Jan 4, 2013 01:52 AM

Looking forward to it :)

Melvis Jan 14, 2013 04:38 AM

Ok guys im finally getting these benchmarks sorted, but im having a few issues with some of the programs, mainly issues with installing them.

ALL benchmark keeps coming up with an error and so does Call of Juarez. Does anyone know where i can download these from that are not corrupt?

Also AVP is a pain in the ass to try to get the batch file to load my config file, can some one direct me to the one that has a screen where i can just click and change the settings?

Cheers!!

And im guessing i must own the game HAWX 2 to be able to use the benchmark program?


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