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Crysis SP Demo GPU Benchmark Thread

What makes you think that? just because the number is less than 30 dont mean its unplayable, also say at 25fps, it does not feel laggy, feels more like 30.
Hi Will, I enjoyed reading your posts last week as you were excitedly waiting for the 8800GT release!

I think it was infectious because a few days later I was also getting a bit hot and flustered lol.

Anyway regarding my prefered minimum 30fps . . . .

When I play a great game like Crysis there needs to be certain conditions met before I switch off and 'get in the game' (become immersed).

The visual quality is important because if you got lame graphics your brain is saying 'this is a computer game'. The same is true for motion, any 'stutters' or 'pausing' I stop being immersed and start thinking of computer hardware etc.

I can see where games are heading, photo realistic graphics, widescreen, motion blur, HDR, its pretty much a cinema experience.

So 30fps is a good minimum framerate for me, helps keep me in the zone and certainly improves my aim! :p
 
hah weird..installed the latest nvidia (beta :p )drivers and i'm now getting benchmarks consistant with what i should be getting for a GTS..yet the performance ingame seems 3-4fps up in any given situation. Must have just been a bug
 
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Hi Will, I enjoyed reading your posts last week as you were excitedly waiting for the 8800GT release!

I think it was infectious because a few days later I was also getting a bit hot and flustered lol.

Anyway regarding my prefered minimum 30fps . . . .

When I play a great game like Crysis there needs to be certain conditions met before I switch off and 'get in the game' (become immersed).

The visual quality is important because if you got lame graphics your brain is saying 'this is a computer game'. The same is true for motion, any 'stutters' or 'pausing' I stop being immersed and start thinking of computer hardware etc.

I can see where games are heading, photo realistic graphics, widescreen, motion blur, HDR, its pretty much a cinema experience.

So 30fps is a good minimum framerate for me, helps keep me in the zone and certainly improves my aim! :p

Hmmm I see now, I guess if you want to be immersed you got a point.

Is it just me or was the Crysis MP Beta higher detail on high settings than the SP Demo?
 
I guess if you want to be immersed you got a point.
Yup i wanna be immersed and enjoying myself, sadly its always a trade-off between graphic quality and framerate. It's very handy when a game has its own benchmark built in and the Crysis one is pretty good actually. If only it could accept batch commands like. . .

Quality: Medium
Resolution: 1024x768, 1280x1024, 1680x1050, 1920x1200

Then click and walk off leaving the benches running :)

Anyway I'd rather have the Crysis benchmark app as it is over no app at all because that takes a lot longer to get the graphics tweaked just so.

I have been deleting the contents of:

"C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\Crytek\Crysis SP Demo\Game\Levels\island\benchmark_gpu.log"

and then running the batches by myself, at the resolutions mentioned above, then when its done I have been opening the test files and manually entering the info from it into a MS Excel spreadsheet to average the four seperate results. Once I have finished a set of runs I delete that text file so the data is always fresh.


Code:
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TimeDemo Play Started , (Total Frames: 2000, Recorded Time: 111.86s)
!TimeDemo Run 0 Finished.
    Play Time: 50.00s, [COLOR="Orange"]Average FPS: 44.47[/COLOR]
    [COLOR="Red"]Min FPS: 37.54 [/COLOR]at frame 1970, [COLOR="Lime"]Max FPS: 51.91 [/COLOR]at frame 1016
    Average Tri/Sec: 29414820, Tri/Frame: 735361
    Recorded/Played Tris ratio: 1.25
!TimeDemo Run 1 Finished.
    Play Time: 47.64s, [COLOR="orange"]Average FPS: 47.19[/COLOR]
    [COLOR="red"]Min FPS: 37.54 [/COLOR]at frame 1970, [COLOR="lime"]Max FPS: 58.24 [/COLOR]at frame 1009
    Average Tri/Sec: 31203750, Tri/Frame: 743331
    Recorded/Played Tris ratio: 1.23
!TimeDemo Run 2 Finished.
    Play Time: 47.67s, [COLOR="orange"]Average FPS: 47.01[/COLOR]
    [COLOR="red"]Min FPS: 33.73 [/COLOR]at frame 1970, [COLOR="lime"]Max FPS: 58.39 [/COLOR]at frame 1009
    Average Tri/Sec: 31225036, Tri/Frame: 744235
    Recorded/Played Tris ratio: 1.23
!TimeDemo Run 3 Finished.
    Play Time: 47.66s, [COLOR="orange"]Average FPS: 47.12[/COLOR]
    [COLOR="red"]Min FPS: 33.73 [/COLOR]at frame 1970, [COLOR="lime"]Max FPS: 58.39 [/COLOR]at frame 1009
    Average Tri/Sec: 31215370, Tri/Frame: 743870
    Recorded/Played Tris ratio: 1.23
TimeDemo Play Ended, (4 Runs Performed)
==============================================================

Average FPS: 46.45
Min FPS: 35.64
Max FPS: 56.73


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Edit: I've got two sets of results now from the HD 2900XT and the new 8800GT, the main difference is that the 8800Gt has let me switch up from 1680x1050 to 1920x1200, all other settings the same and all above 30fps minimum.
 
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