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Humbug's Pre-Alpha Benchmark Testing
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Beware this program won't uninstall either from control panel or from it's own uninstall file.
I mentioned that here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18674538&p=28134943
CRYENGINE 3.8.1 is now available
http://cryengine.com/news/update-fr...e-adding-opengl-linux-and-oculus-rift-support
Yep, but don't hold your breath for any time soon, 3.8 has some problems. primarily my Non-HDR Skybox is a mess, its an engine fault and they know about it.
To get it to run in Linux i have to code rebuild and compile it in a WAF build, basically port the whole thing to a completely different back-end, something i don't know how to do. YET, As you know Linux is different to Windows.
But i'll crack on with it.
I feel sorry for Cloud Imperium Games, what they have in Star Citizen is vast by any standard, porting all that work over is going to be a nightmare, even for an army of professionals.
Beware this program won't uninstall either from control panel or from it's own uninstall file.
Yes i know about that.
It will be fixed in the next release, i have already fixed it. It was a directory error.
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PC specs in sig. I used very high full screen at 1080p.
I also forced SLI using the control panel (frame rendering 2). SLI scaling was pretty good, a lot of the time both cards were at 70% to 90% usage. During the very grassy areas the load was around 50 to 60% on both cards.
4790k is at stock speeds, 2x 980 G1's were both running at their max boost clock of 1367Mhz.
I also forced SLI using the control panel (frame rendering 2). SLI scaling was pretty good, a lot of the time both cards were at 70% to 90% usage. During the very grassy areas the load was around 50 to 60% on both cards.
4790k is at stock speeds, 2x 980 G1's were both running at their max boost clock of 1367Mhz.
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TimeDemo Play Started ,Level=Humbug_Playground_Test (Total Frames: 8659, Recorded Time: 170.22s)
Run Finished.
Play Time: 115.15s, Average FPS: 75.20
Min FPS: 22.79 at frame 2084, Max FPS: 257.73 at frame 7397
Average Tri/Sec: 11667203, Tri/Frame: 155156
Recorded/Played Tris ratio: 1.17
Memory Usage: WorkingSet=740Mb, PageFile=3588Mb, PageFaults=1291538
AutoTest Play Ended, (1 Runs Performed)
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TimeDemo Play Started ,Level=Humbug_Playground_Test (Total Frames: 8659, Recorded Time: 170.22s)
Run Finished.
Play Time: 115.15s, Average FPS: 75.20
Min FPS: 22.79 at frame 2084, Max FPS: 257.73 at frame 7397
Average Tri/Sec: 11667203, Tri/Frame: 155156
Recorded/Played Tris ratio: 1.17
Memory Usage: WorkingSet=740Mb, PageFile=3588Mb, PageFaults=1291538
AutoTest Play Ended, (1 Runs Performed)
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They made a temporary for the Non-HDR Skybox mess.
I can crack on with it now
@ pete910, they didn't provide us with any BinLinux64gcc and BinLinux64clang directories, something else they need to fix before i can start with Linux.
I can crack on with it now
@ pete910, they didn't provide us with any BinLinux64gcc and BinLinux64clang directories, something else they need to fix before i can start with Linux.
They made a temporary for the Non-HDR Skybox mess.
I can crack on with it now
@ pete910, they didn't provide us with any BinLinux64gcc and BinLinux64clang directories, something else they need to fix before i can start with Linux.
