http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/9715/ffxiv.jpg
Upgraded to the newest Nvidia drivers... not much of a change :/
Edit: The new Nvidia drivers are fucking awesome for other games, however.
http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/9715/ffxiv.jpg
Upgraded to the newest Nvidia drivers... not much of a change :/
Edit: The new Nvidia drivers are fucking awesome for other games, however.
Interestingly, I installed the vanilla 10.6 drivers and my score bumped from 4145 to 4200 exactly.
I'm not going to try tweaks like turning off Aero, because in my normal usage I don't do that, and I won't if/when I play FF14, so while it might be good for some benchmark points and a higher spot on the leaderboard, it's disingenuous.
Kind of wish I hadn't jumped on a 5870 the first week of release and waited to grab one with a better cooler. I'm not in a huge hurry (though I know I could do it safely) to up the speed from stock with the reference cooler, since where it is now yields nice quiet operation at very acceptable temperatures.
Update after a bit more GPU OC tweaks. Still 4.2Ghz on the processor despite what the screen is saying, single Radeon 5870 (1.35v, 1.0Ghz core, 1.3Ghz VRAM).
5478 @ 1080p
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y10...enchhires3.jpg
^Excellent job, probably the highest I've seen so far on a 5870.
Looks like we're in the opposite situation to xi, first it barely used it and now we're gpu bottlenecked by them not being powerful enough!
Tried it on my laptop on low (C2d 2.2ghz, 8600M GT, 4gb) and got a massive 500 points. Also noticed that even on low it was only using 1 core at 90% and the other at 10%. Guess maybe the video card was just so bad that it was hampering the cpu? Didn't really expect to play on it so oh well.
>laptop
>laptop
>laptop
http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/5...6820186594.jpg
Asus G73JH-A1 Laptop:
Radeon 5870 Mobile 1GB GDDR5, SSD HDDs. 8GB DDR3 1333
http://fodder.ultimals.com/low.png
http://fodder.ultimals.com/high.png
OP: Can you separate desktops from laptops in the leaderboard?
5512 on HIGH (1920x1080).
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Intel i7 860 @ 4.07GHz (Titan Fenrir cooler), Sapphire 5870 2GB Toxic edition @ 985 core, 1285 mem, no voltage tweak. 10.5 Cats.
That's about as far as I'm willing to push my system. Those with GTX480s will undoubtedly be able to squeeze a little more out of their rigs, especially if they've got the waterblock kits.
guess this is about as good as i can get
10.6 catalyst
5750 slightly overclocked 810/1260 (700/1150 stock)
high res
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low res
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whats weird is after i installed new vid drivers so i could even get the bench to run, now my desktop doesn't take up the entire monitor anymore when using HDMI, tested with DVI out of curiosity and scored like 5-10 points lower on both res
^check your scaling options in Catalyst Control Center under desktop and displays > Configure > Scaling Options.
strangely enough, i don't have any scaling options
EDIT nvm found it thanks!
My shit just goes grey and never loads...
It complained about the .DLL, I found it and dropped it in there and now it crashes after I pick character/resolution and press start.
(checking for driver updates now...)
Also, I have 2 Radeon HD 5700s, will I be able to make use of my Crossfire X?
No shit.
I suppose I need to be more specific, is Square Enix aware that the benchmark doesn't utilize it and might make future adjustments before release? AKA: Will I EVER be able to make use of my Crossfire X with the 14th installment of Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy XIV Online?
update: no sound, but I earned a measly 2698-high and 4017-low with:
AMD Phenom II 3.4Ghz Quad-core (8 GB RAM)
Radeon HD5700 (1 GB RAM) without crossfire x
Windows 7 (64-bit)
In the game almost definitely, never in the benchmark.