computer benchmark

[Boosted131]

what is a good program to use for benchmarking? I got a new rig and just wanna see how it is compared to my laptop, old rig, and friends. So far ive done 3dmark and pcmark.

[ryanallan]

Those are the main ones.

You could always play a game and record your FPS over time. Use FRAPS to capture your FPS, graph in excel, and compare to your laptop.

What hardware are you running?

[Boosted131]

A newer i5 with 8gb ram, ssd, gtx770. Runs dying light on max

[Boosted131]

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[AE92_TreunoSC]

I always ran Passmark, not the best benchmark overall, but its easy to keep track of old scores over time. I uploaded a bench of every system I have and its easy to compare cpu performance, memory, hard drive etc...

[ryanallan]

Benchmarking is a dangerous game. You'll get caught in a loop of one-up-manship costing you lots of cash.

Here's my result. See if you can beat it ;)
Run the FIRE STRIKE EXTREME 1.1 test on default setting.

http://www.3dmark.com/fs/4725474

[firebane]

These synthetic benchmarks never give a really truly accurate idea as the hardware utilization varies massively.

[Boosted131]

Originally posted by ryanallan
Benchmarking is a dangerous game. You'll get caught in a loop of one-up-manship costing you lots of cash.

Here's my result. See if you can beat it ;)
Run the FIRE STRIKE EXTREME 1.1 test on default setting.

http://www.3dmark.com/fs/4725474
I wouldn't even come close, that card is worth as much as my system lol. I've seen the guys running 4x Titan x

[Mista Bob]

The Unigine benchmarks are quite popular

http://unigine.com/products/benchmarks/

[ryanallan]

Originally posted by Boosted131

I wouldn't even come close, that card is worth as much as my system lol. I've seen the guys running 4x Titan x

See what I mean?

The guys with 4x Titan X are not playing games, they're probably not being productive either (no double precision hardware support), they're shooting for #1 on FIRESTRIKE EXTREME!