- Apr 12, 2004
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Hello, I made a short ~300 frame timedemo that you can use to take a screenshot so that everyone can compare from a common point and the same settings. I got this idea from people complaining about the shadows on nVidia cards.
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First, get the timedemo. Put it into your \Far Cry\Levels\mp_surf,
Second, you need the benchmarking utility.
(FarCry is installed and patched, right?)
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In the utility,
-Set up your FarCry.exe path
-Choose demo to "User defined demo", change map name to mp_surf, and demo name to shade.tmd
-Under Settings 1: Resolution to 1024x768, Detail level to Maximum details.
-Under Settings 2: Default model, AA/AF off.
-Under Screen: Enable screenshot mode, enter frame 300, and select an output folder for the screenshot.
-Click the Screenshot button.
-Post your pic and specs!
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This might not be the best position to take a screenshot, but it was a real pita to get him to be in the right place because the demo position is always slightly differant than what I recorded. Results will be interesting, anyway. I can always add another demo later in a differant position. This took a couple of hours to compile so hopefully some people get some use out of this thread
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My result
Athlon 64 2800+ on Epox 8KDA3J
Leadtek 6600 GT AGP on 81.94 drivers
A benchmarking rescource
----------
First, get the timedemo. Put it into your \Far Cry\Levels\mp_surf,
Second, you need the benchmarking utility.
(FarCry is installed and patched, right?)
----------
In the utility,
-Set up your FarCry.exe path
-Choose demo to "User defined demo", change map name to mp_surf, and demo name to shade.tmd
-Under Settings 1: Resolution to 1024x768, Detail level to Maximum details.
-Under Settings 2: Default model, AA/AF off.
-Under Screen: Enable screenshot mode, enter frame 300, and select an output folder for the screenshot.
-Click the Screenshot button.
-Post your pic and specs!
----------
This might not be the best position to take a screenshot, but it was a real pita to get him to be in the right place because the demo position is always slightly differant than what I recorded. Results will be interesting, anyway. I can always add another demo later in a differant position. This took a couple of hours to compile so hopefully some people get some use out of this thread
My result
Athlon 64 2800+ on Epox 8KDA3J
Leadtek 6600 GT AGP on 81.94 drivers
A benchmarking rescource