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I need a SupCom benchmark tool
- Thread starter Artas1984
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If you just need framerate, I used fraps for that in the past. See if that suits your needs.
- Thread Starter
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No, it does not, i need a similar testing stuff program like in Crysis or something like that. How do they get the benchmarks for this game anyway?
For that matter for all games who do not have in-build bench.
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..Maybe you should try and google it if you haven't or maybe Yahoo answers.
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Most people use FRAPS. What is missing from FRAPS that it does not meet your needs? It will do average FPS as well as custom benchmarks and output stats to disk.
FRAPS website said:
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A lot of people do custom graph work to make results look nice. Maybe he was expecting that sort of output from a similar tool to Fraps. If there's stuff out there which does this, I don't know about it.
Fraps will capture the data you should be looking for. You can create the pretty graphs using openoffice calc.
Fraps will capture the data you should be looking for. You can create the pretty graphs using openoffice calc.
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There is a special command that you can put behind the shortcut for the exe file that will enable the benchmark tool and run through it.
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So ye, but it will display the statistics in points, like 3DMARK, not FPS.
This is it: http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2107337,00.asp
But that is not what i need. ..
BTW, i am using fraps more than you can ever imagine for video capturing, but i need a program that would simulate a benchmark in SUPCOM like it does in Crysis, where in the end of the benchmark it displays the average results in FPS after a sequence of action.. I think i can't explain this more clearly..
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There was something that would record FPS to a file in X increments. But if it was over a long period of time the file would be huge and it would slow down the system and change the results.
