Wow, looks like another GPU benchmark that we beat in 5 hours and then never touch again except when we buy new cards.
Wow, looks like another GPU benchmark that we beat in 5 hours and then never touch again except when we buy new cards.
Just installed Crysis 3 and it really is a GPU killer.
I am playing 3 30" monitors @ 5160x2560 using 4x EVGA GTX-680 Classified in 4-Way SLI with everything on "Very High" and SMAA MGPU (2x) and 16xAF and I get the following:
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Great chart! I have two 680's in SLI and the game runs great most of the time at 1080p with 4X MSAA. However, there are a few areas in the game where my fps severely drops. The most notable part is towards the beginning of the game (not talking about the cut scene which my fps also drops during those). During the first open area where you are inside the ship, if I look towards a certain spot the fps drops into the low 20's, a similar drop occurs on the dam sequence. Not sure if this is normal or not. Has anyone else run into this issue?
Not at 1080p it's not.
Same issue here in those same areas. Watch your GPU usage during those FPS drops, it's falling off to 50%/50%, happens to me as well. Driver issue with SLI most likely.
Then it makes me even happier that I got it for free with my 7950 lol.
^^ VRAM issue 1/1
Well ok. But no one ever complained about 7970 GHz being slow, being fastest single GPU card and all.
7970 and 36% over 580 is nothing to write home about.
We'll have that much in same generation with Titan. Alas, with a hefty price.
FX8350 is beating i7 2600K. Holly crap. That means if a game is properly coded to take advantage of the 8-modules in the Vishera, it's not so bad! The era of dual-core CPUs is over: i3 falls apart.
Well ok. But no one ever complained about 7970 GHz being slow, being fastest single GPU card and all.
7970 and 36% over 580 is nothing to write home about.
We'll have that much in same generation with Titan. Alas, with a hefty price.