Crysis CPU/GPU benchmarks, post your's

[wrathofgod]

GPU Benchmark:
Min.: 13
Max.: 45
Average: 34

CPU Benchmark:
Min.: 13
Max.: 39
Average: 32

Nvidia Control Panel Settings:
16x AF
2x AA
High Quality
Transparency AA: Multisampling
Gamma Correction: On

Crysis Settings:
Extreme Quality Config
No PostProcessing
1920x1200 resolution
DX10

Specs:
Windows Vista Ultimate (64 bit)
Thermaltake Armor Black Case
EVGA 132-CK-NF78-A1
Intel Q6600 Quad Core @ 3.7 ghz
Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme Heatsink w/ Silverstone FM122 120mm Fan
2x EVGA 8800 GTX @ 655/1060
Creative X-Fi (Fatality)
4 Corsair Dominator PC8500 (2x TWIN2X2048-8500C5D) Memory
WD 36 gb, 10,000 RPM Raptor SATA Hard Drive
WD 300 gb, 7,200 RPM SATA Hard Drive
BFG 800 watt PS
Logitech Z-5500; 500 watt; 5.1 Speakers
Saitek Eclipse Keyboard
Razer Lachesis Mouse
Belkin Nostromo N52te Speedpad

[Soetdjuret]

You know forcing 2xAA and transpacency AA via the control panel doesn't do crap to crysis. U have to set the AA level ingame and to get real TSAA you need to first force it in the CP then add 4 or more times of AA in the ingame settings then select the pistol ingame. And what do you you mean by "extreme quality config" and "no PostProcessing" ? What config are you using and do you have Postprocessing on low?

Please be a bit more specified so we get a clue on what settings you do your benchmark test on... Cheers!

[wrathofgod]

Originally Posted by Soetdjuret

You know forcing 2xAA and transpacency AA via the control panel doesn't do crap to crysis. U have to set the AA level ingame and to get real TSAA you need to first force it in the CP then add 4 or more times of AA in the ingame settings then select the pistol ingame. And what do you you mean by "extreme quality config" and "no PostProcessing" ? What config are you using and do you have Postprocessing on low?

Please be a bit more specified so we get a clue on what settings you do your benchmark test on... Cheers!

Those Nvidia control panel settings are just what I run as normal settings for all games. I was only giving the info. to give a clear picture of my settings.

I'm using THIS config and by "no postprocessing", I mean that I disabled motion blur via the config.

[Soetdjuret]

Originally Posted by wrathofgod

Those Nvidia control panel settings are just what I run as normal settings for all games. I was only giving the info. to give a clear picture of my settings.

I'm using THIS config and by "no postprocessing", I mean that I disabled motion blur via the config.

For your information those control panel settings wont work in crysis. But most other games it will. AF works, so does TSAA if you do it correct.

So you run the game not on veryhigh, without AA and without TSAA. in 1920x1200. That makes the matter lol...

[Eltigre88]

OK OFF THE SUBJECT. THE CIRCUIT CITY ADD ON EVERY PAGBEYOND ANNOTING!!!

[wrathofgod]

Originally Posted by Soetdjuret

For your information those control panel settings wont work in crysis. But most other games it will. AF works, so does TSAA if you do it correct.

So you run the game not on veryhigh, without AA and without TSAA. in 1920x1200. That makes the matter lol...

Why do I need AA at 1920x1200?

I'll remove the config. and set everything on very high to satisfy Soetdjuret.

GPU Benchmark:
Min.: 20
Max.: 33
Average: 28

CPU Benchmark:
Min.: 20
Max.: 40
Average: 30

Crysis Settings:
EVERYTHING on Very High @ 1920x1200 in DX10

Nvidia Control Panel:
16x AF
2x AA
High Quality
Transparency AA: Multisampling
Gamma Correction: On

[Soetdjuret]

You need AA even at 1920x1200 if you use a LCD monitor, because its using a native resolution. Its not like using that resolution on a CRT monitor, witch will give you an natural better quality and anti-aliasing. With LCD's it has to use a higher resolution because the monitor is bigger, with CRT u can use whatever res you want, the higher the better quality the game will have. 1920x1200 on a 24" LCD is about the same as a 1280x1024 on a 19" LCD in terms of quality and aliasing.

Thanks for the benchmark, however when you post benchmark results for crysis its uneccesary to tell what AA and TSAA settings you have via the control panel, cuz it wont do sh*t.

I'll repair my other 88gtx soon and then run the GPU benchmark to see what i get.

[XDanger]

crt ftmfw

[Vanzagar]

Originally Posted by Soetdjuret

...1920x1200 on a 24" LCD is about the same as a 1280x1024 on a 19" LCD in terms of quality and aliasing.

Where'd you come up with that?? more info please...

[FearMeAll]

Originally Posted by Vanzagar

Where'd you come up with that?? more info please...

pixels are the same size. The screen gets bigger and the resolution higher but the pixels stay the same size...I've only seen smaller pixels on laptop screens like mine. On it FSAA is almost not needed.

[XDanger]

Originally Posted by Vanzagar

Where'd you come up with that?? more info please...

methinks he meant 19"CRT

LCD's show up very blocky and require more AA like he said

I tried a low resolution LCD once ,I gave it away.

LCD needs a very high native resolution without AA.

[Soetdjuret]

FearMeAll is right. The pixels doesn't get compressed as it does on CRT monitors when you raise the resolution. The difference between 1024x768 and 1600x1200 is phenomenal on my 21" CRT in games like crysis. And at maxres 2048x1340 it looks amazing, very sharp and detailed, no need for AA, but the performance hit is huge.

Originally Posted by XDanger

methinks he meant 19"CRT

LCD's show up very blocky and require more AA like he said

I tried a low resolution LCD once ,I gave it away.

LCD needs a very high native resolution without AA.

No i mean LCD... The pixels stay the same size but as the screen is bigger you need more pixels to fill out the native resolution. In both cases you dont compress the pixels as you do with CRT monitors when you up the res.

And even big LCD's like 24" and 30" needs AA at their native res. IT doesn't get better only because the monitor is bigger. If you could run at 1920x1200 at a 20 or 22" sized LCD it would be kickass, but LCD's doesn't work that way.


Edit, i found a 22" LCD that does support 1920x1200. Its the Lenovo L220X! Awesome