Discuss scores and min maxing there. Please read the OP before you post a score. Very important.:
http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/114...-(Beta)-Scores
Discuss scores and min maxing there. Please read the OP before you post a score. Very important.:
http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/114...-(Beta)-Scores
put mine in. [email protected]. Gtx 670
As a note of interest I was at 7399 on max and 9819 on high. So it's a decent jump. Also, looking at the results so far system ram seems huge.
I'll run it on my work pc with a much crappier card when I get there.
Holy PC Snarf.....
This is for my Media/Gaming PC
Lancelot:
i5 2500K @ 5.0GHz - 16GB DDR3 1866Mhz - Radeon 6970 x2 @ stock - Intel 335 SSD
Score: 6003 (1920x1080 Maximum)
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I just realize that LAN admin locks GPU drivers (through GPO) to windows defaults instead of actual card drivers so that people don't run stuff like this at work.
Gotta wait till I get home.
If they're not bullshitting, seems like people with a lot of system RAM are like, doubling their scores and then some. Unless people are somehow forcing SLI/Crossfire? Seems like that may be a bug in the bench? I really do not see how extra system RAM would increase the score that much, especially considering XIV is a 32-bit program. @_@
i7 2600k @4.4Ghz - 2 GTX 580 SLI - 24GB DDR3 RAM - Samsung pro ssd
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i5 3570k - GTX 680 - 16G RAM Corsair OC'd
1920x1080 - maxed settings
Score 7900
This is for my Eyefinity Gaming PC
LelouchZero:
i5 3570K @ 4.2GHz - 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz - Radeon 7950 x2 @ stock - Samsung 840 Pro SSD
Score: 7003 (1920x1080 Maximum)
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i5 3570k OC to 4.5ghz. overclocked 660ti video card. 8gb ram. Samsung 840 SSD
Score: 7300
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What the fuck at the scores for people with lots of RAM...? Seems off. lol
Yeah, this game is definitely more dependent on the GPU than other games I've played. I might have to grab me a 7000 series some time. My 5870 is showing it's age.
Does everyone really play their games at 1920x1200/1080? I wanna see some other resolutions there (w/ max settings of course).
Notice that some people are doing 1920x1080. I initially thought I ran that but the most bottom resolution on the list is 1920x1200 and thats my score posted. When I ran 1920x1080, I had a 10% jump from 5662 to 6012.
Someone popped a 20,000 score running at 1600. That shit cray. I need another 660Ti.
Benchmark has no love for Eyefinity resolutions even though v1.0 supported it.
Just ran it again on same setting, but just closed my internet browser and the score was considerably higher. Thats weird. 456 points higher for simply closing firefox... Something seems off to me
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i7 2600k at 3.4 (lazy about ocing more), 16gb kingston hyperx red, 660ti at stock
its supposed to run in a window right?
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Yeah, I ran it again just now and got 7399, the first time I ran it I restarted my PC and made sure absolutely everything was closed. Something might be a little wonky with it.
Also, I goofed, apparently I'd bumped my core clock up to 1050 at some point so it's not stock clock. XD