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Old 01-27-05, 09:41 AM Thread Starter   #1
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Want to bench my new 6800GT...what and how?


New card is the XFX 6800GT
New to the benchmarking scene here and a bit confused with all the benchmark apps out there.
Id like to test the performance of the new card and was wondering what benchie to use and what settings to have the rig on for the test.
What kinds of "scores" am I to look at when completed?
Are there some general settings the rig should be at for optimal testing?
I will be running HL2 and Far Cry on this rig as well.

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Old 01-27-05, 09:44 AM   #2
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How do you like the new card? I'd suggest popping over here to futuremark and grabbing 3dmark03 or 05 and giving it a go. When you're done you compare your setup to similar systems. GL.

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Old 01-27-05, 11:02 AM   #4
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If you want to test that baby, run HL2 and Far Cry at 1600x1200 and see what kind of frame rates you can achieve.

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only prob is.. that not everyone has monitors capable of 1600x1200... such as myself... 17" lcd 1280x1024 max

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thats 5 progs man

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thats 5 progs man
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only prob is.. that not everyone has monitors capable of 1600x1200... such as myself... 17" lcd 1280x1024 max
My comment was aimed at the original poster since he has a 19 in CRT. I own a 17" LCD as well and am constrained to 1280x1024.

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My comment was aimed at the original poster since he has a 19 in CRT
My home rig has dual Sony 21" CRT's and will do 1600x1200.
Should the test be run at 1600x1200?
I see most people have the settings at 1280x1024 or 1024x768

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For testing out the limits of your system, you might as well test it at the highest possible resolution. If you are not getting respectable framerates, you could drop down to 1280x1024. With your system you shouldn't have to play any games at 1024x768.

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You might even try Fraps to check your FPS during ingame.
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thats 5 progs man
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