Let's have a Hardware speed test for SU
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@escapeartist said:
It's way back at post #8 on page 1, but here ya go:
E8400 Core Duo
EVGA 9800GTX+ x 2 in SLi
4 GB OCZ RAM
EVGA 780i FTW
WinXP SP3Nothing overclocked.
Hmmm. I didn't realise SU can take advantage of SLi setup. I read that it doesn't even scale linearly in most games. Apparently it does scale with SU. Otherwise GTX 280 from Solo's setup would have achieved higher score.
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Here's my result on an old laptop that's slowly dying
Dell Latitude D400
Intel Pentium M 1700Mhz
1GB RAM
Intel 82855 GME Graphics Controller -
Ouch.
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Here's the result on my Desktop
Dell Dimension 9150
Intel Pentium D 3.40Ghz
2GB RAM
Nvidia GeForce 7900GSBit of an improvement over my Laptop but not as impressive as Gaeius' new machine
Have fun with it
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Now consider that it's new, the Windows registry is hardly messed up (which is unusual on MY machines )and not too many programs are installed yet. I will remember this thread in a couple of months and revisit to see if there's a considerable slowdown.
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Gaieus -
Those are impressive numbers. Could you tell us which CPU you have?Thanks
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I'm curious about this -
My (rather underpowered) computer -AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual Core 5000 2.6 GHz
NIVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
1GB PC2-5300
2GB DDR2 PC2-8500
32 bit Vista HomeMy results -
No textures or shadows:
72 frames in 7.228 seconds
Average frame = 0.100 seconds
10.00 frames/secondWith textures (1 wood texture on the whole group):
72 frames in 30.46 seconds
Average frame = 0.423 seconds
2.4 frames/secondWith shadows on:
72 frames in 34.9 seconds
Average frame = 0.485 seconds
2.1 frames/secondI'm going to upgrade the video card on this computer in a couple of weeks. I'm limited in my options because it's a HP Slimline so I can only use a low profile card. But no matter what it is, the memory available for the GPU will be increased. If I understand the situation correctly (which is doubtful) I should see better scores on the texture and shadow tests because it's the GPU that's handling texture and shading, right?
I invite anyone who is actually knowledgeable about such matters to correct me if I've totally misunderstood this issue.
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@arail1 said:
Gaieus -
Those are impressive numbers. Could you tell us which CPU you have?Thanks
Here is a screenshot of the processor(s) and the video card. Since the test above, I found that SU performed glitchy with certain models and updated my video driver (but haven't made another test yet).
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Very interesting test.
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Where does this
Test.time_display
command come from? Some undocumented debug feature? -
From a quick glance at the results - it looks like shadows are averaging to be 5 times slower than without.
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(CPU OC to 3.2GHZ)
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Windows XP sp3
Pentium D965 3.4ghz
3.00gb RAM ddr2 400mhzWithout shadows
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Still the same machine as here but with SU 7.1 now:
- 3.0 GHz Dual core CPU
- nVidia 9600 (1Gb) GPU
- 4Gb RAM
- Windows XP SP3 (32 bit)
To me, the improvement in speed (with this test model) is very stunning:
Interesting that no matter how many times I tried, the performance was better with shadows on.
(Of course while making the test with shadows on now, SU temporarily turns them off for increasing orbiting and such but still...) -
I had such result, without shadows and with shadows...
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@wacov said:
Using a Q6600 at 2.4GhZ, 4GB DDR2 RAM, and a GTX 295:
Now, on SU7.1, using the same setup (At a higher resolution):
That's a massive difference!
The message? Get 7.1. NOW. -
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Now, on SU7.1, using the same setup (At a higher resolution):
That's a massive difference!
The message? Get 7.1. NOW.[/quote]I got the message, wow!
Baz
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Interesting test results:
XP sp3, duo 2.8, 4gb ram, 8500gt 512mbRan it with SU7.1, then saved it as SU6 and ran it with v6.4
Glenn
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hmmmm...I can't upload multiple images?
ok, got it, sorry.
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I got 21.1 fps with shadows off.
Computer specs are in my signature below
-Brodie
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