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[killfrog]

Hi Skylords what your best score in the game?

Who has the best?

Score on high settings:

Setting :

 

Score on low settings :

 

Settings :

 

 

Specifications:

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700k
Graphic: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1080 ti Strix
Mainboard: MSI Z170A Krait Gaming 
Soundkarte: Creative Sound Blaster Z
DIMM : 2x8 DDR4 3200 G.Skill Trident Z
Monitor: BenQ XL2720T
OS: Win 10 Enterprise

 

Edited September 6, 2018 by killfrog

[Ultralord]

Funny :-) well i have to wait for the server so why not:

 

High Settings:

 

Low Settings:

 

Specs

CPU: i7-3770
GPU: RX480
RAM: 2x4gb DDR3

[lhardy]

Default settings:

 

High Resolution (default):

Low Resolution (default):

i5 3330 3Ghz (4 CPUs)

8 GB ram (2 modules)

Windows 7

Graphic: amd radeon HD 6450

I know I have a "little" bottleneck on my computer (graphic, ejem...)

[Chronoatog]

4k Maxed settings.
R7 1700 @ 3.8GHZ
GTX 1080ti
32 GB of DDR4 ram (2 modules)
Win 10

[lhardy]

2 hours ago, Chronoatog said:

4k Maxed settings.
R7 1700 @ 3.8GHZ
GTX 1080ti
32 GB of DDR4 ram (2 modules)
Win 10

 

First time I see someone with 32 GB RAM in his personal computer. Normaly (>90%), 16 GB RAM is more than enough; except you are using the computer as a server in some games.

When I bought my computer with 8 GB 4 years ago, only some games need more than that, or computers that streams at the same time or do other process that needs a huge amount of RAM.

Edited September 7, 2018 by lhardy

[nofearek9]

running on my old gaming pc i've build in 2010 and upgraded a bit 3 months ago 

motherboard : Asus Rampage III gene

cpu : Intel Xeon 5650 @ 4.14Ghz (on air)

ram : 24 GB 3x8 DDR3 xms3 Corsair.

vga : EVGA Geforce GTX 1060 3GB 

hdd:Samsung 250GB 860 evo SSD

Edited September 7, 2018 by nofearek9

[killfrog]

Very nice guys well played ur the best.   

 

 

 

 

Keeps it up my lovely Skylords  

 

 

 

 

 

[Chronoatog]

4 hours ago, lhardy said:

First time I see someone with 32 GB RAM in his personal computer. Normaly (>90%), 16 GB RAM is more than enough; except you are using the computer as a server in some games.

When I bought my computer with 8 GB 4 years ago, only some games need more than that, or computers that streams at the same time or do other process that needs a huge amount of RAM.

It's a personal computer but I also host dedicated servers, this was also before the massive ram shortage so it cost me as much as getting 16GB now.

[lhardy]

9 minutes ago, Chronoatog said:

It's a personal computer but I also host dedicated servers, this was also before the massive ram shortage so it cost me as much as getting 16GB now.

Wow, that's great :D.

[Andris]

I'm on a laptop. Highest settings.

i7-7700HQ (3.8 GHz turbo)

1x8GB DDR4 (2400 MHz) (Single channel so a bit performance loss, but i don't really care that much)

GTX 1060 6GB

Settings:

Spoiler

 

[killfrog]

4 minutes ago, Andris said:

I'm on a laptop. Highest settings.

i7-7700HQ (3.8 GHz turbo)

1x8GB DDR4 (2400 MHz) (Single channel so a bit performance loss, but i don't really care that much)

GTX 1060 6GB

Settings:

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Nice  how much do u pay for your Laptop ?

 

Do u made any performance settings to optimize your system?

 

like windows power management -> High performance or graphics  settings?

[Andris]

40 minutes ago, killfrog said:

Nice  how much do u pay for your Laptop ?

 

Do u made any performance settings to optimize your system?

 

like windows power management -> High performance or graphics  settings?

[image]

I bought a Logitech G703 mouse, and an Intel SSD with it, and the total was around 1300 euros

No changes at all, Default Nvidia settings and Default Power Saving Settings (Balanced)

[killfrog]

Ok nice so u have some potential power still as reserver.

 

Overall its sound thats was a good deal for u

 

[Andris]

1 hour ago, killfrog said:

Ok nice so u have some potential power still as reserver.

 

Overall its sound thats was a good deal for u

 

Yeah. I think the single channel ram holds it back the most, it came with a single 8gb, but I can upgrade it to 16gb if I want to, also in softwares I can push the performance, I just don't mind the way it is right now, I'm happy with the current performance it gives, so I just left it as it is. 

[killfrog]

On 9/7/2018 at 3:11 PM, Andris said:

Yeah. I think the single channel ram holds it back the most, it came with a single 8gb, but I can upgrade it to 16gb if I want to, also in softwares I can push the performance, I just don't mind the way it is right now, I'm happy with the current performance it gives, so I just left it as it is. 

Good idea 

 

like never change a running system

Edited September 11, 2018 by killfrog

[Andris]

2 hours ago, killfrog said:

Good iead

 

like never change a running system

Yeah  And it's also kinda brand new, I mean I bought it brand new and it's been around half a year since i bought it.

[Kubik]

I have about 59.9 for both minimum and average  I do not waste GPU and CPU power on frames that will not end up on screen

[Chris2480]

Usually I play with V-Sync enabled, but for benchmarking purpose I temporary disabled it. 

My Poweroptions

My General System

 

[Kubik]

under 30 FPS :O that does not seems right based on your system spec. What crappware are you running in the background?

[Chris2480]

58 minutes ago, Kubik said:

under 30 FPS :O that does not seems right based on your system spec. What crappware are you running in the background?

Only in the first frames. Guess it's from Screen capturing (fps hook). 

It's the same on my Notebook. While/after the black screen when loading the map, I get real low fps, then stable high fps. I usually don't even notice it anyway besides being listed as min fps. 

Power Option

System

 

@EDIT: 

This Effects every Game I play btw. 

Edited April 27, 2019 by Chris2480

[nofearek9]

had few hardware upgrades and now running 2560x1920

motherboard : Asus Rampage III gene

cpu : Intel Xeon 5660 @ 4.5Ghz (on air)

ram : 48 GB 6x8 DDR3 xms3 Corsair

vga : EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 XC GAMING 8GB

hdd:Samsung 256GB 950 pro nvme SSD

 

[Kubik]

 60% overclock on decade old Xeon  paired with 2070 this is really unusual combination...

And it have better results than 9700K+2080 Ti

Edited April 28, 2019 by Kubik

[nofearek9]

those xeons overclock nice.

9700k+2080ti is miles ahead my setup in all games in 4k resolution

with this setup i am reaching bottleneck with battlefield v ultra high (cpus go up to 98%) so in future game dont know how well will perfom.

[Chris2480]

It's so weird. I tried to max out the fps with OC and killing non needed tasks. I also deactivated the nvidia ingame panel, but the results are quite odd. 

 

I got from max fps with low min fps

to high min fps and low max fps

CPU and GPU are quite the same in every run

 

While fps ratios are keep rolled by dice. The 5xxer's are before I killed nearly every non gaming related process. 

The last few runs where stable at a maximum of <500 fps

 

I still got no idea why these fps countings are this unconsistent at all. 

Edited April 28, 2019 by Chris2480

[nofearek9]

if you want an acurate benchmark for your system use 3dmark timespy,BF is very very old for those vgas/cpus.

i could play BF maxed out with my evga 460GTX and i7 950

Edited April 28, 2019 by nofearek9