thilanliyan
Lifer
Originally posted by Jaredpace in the CPU forums:
http://forums.anandtech.com/me...=2230807&enterthread=y
Tested at 1680x1050 though.
http://forums.anandtech.com/me...=2230807&enterthread=y
Tested at 1680x1050 though.
Originally posted by: nosfe
3dmark also includes "CPU benchmarks", that's why it'll always see improvements when you increase the frequency of the CPU, try benchmarking with a real game and see there
Originally posted by: nosfe
i'm not saying that 3dmark is bad, only that you should also benchmark some of the games that you actually play to see if there's a real world difference also, a res of 16x is kinda very low for a 3 4870 so its most likely a CPU bottleneck at that resolution but again, it depends on the games, some use more CPU(half-life2 anyone?), some use less
Originally posted by: nosfe
that's not that big of a difference, i mean, a 20% overclock on the processor gives +4% frames in fear and +7% frames in hl2; i'm taking average frames into account as they tend to be the most representative when working with percentages
Originally posted by: scheibler1
I'de be interested in seeing minimum frame rates to b/c those are the most important. What about Company of Heroes, Company Of Heroes Opposing Fronts, World In Conflict, Crysis, Grid, etc @ 1920x1200
Originally posted by: scheibler1
I'de be interested in seeing minimum frame rates to b/c those are the most important. What about Company of Heroes, Company Of Heroes Opposing Fronts, World In Conflict, Crysis, Grid, etc @ 1920x1200
Originally posted by: scheibler1
yea. If your interested in running those benchmarks and don't want to play the games COH and WiC both have the benchmarking utilities in the demo's