3DMark - Time Spy

Koenig168

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This is really demanding. Runs like a slide show on my system. My GTX 690 is feeling obsolete. :(

(4790K at 3.6GHz, GTX 690 at stock)

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FinalTidus

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Stopped using 3DMark since 3DMark06...

Surprised they are still surviving..
 

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here's mine.... hehe :D

CPU same as yours... but using 295x2 (Crimson 16.7.2 Beta)

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This is really demanding. Runs like a slide show on my system. My GTX 690 is feeling obsolete. :(

(4790K at 3.6GHz, GTX 690 at stock)

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3D mark is still not a real life tool representative. If you have reasonable frame rate on your game, it's still a pretty powerful card.
 

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weird i thought you had to pay for the benchmarking software? guess im wrong
 

Koenig168

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For those interested, you can get 3DMark Advanced on Steam for S$10. It's the full version and includes Time Spy. Look under "3DMark". The Steam version does not say "Advanced" on the Store page but this is what you will be buying.

It's a good deal and this sale price is for a short time only.
 

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AMD dx12 implementation is good. Very efficient use. Nvidia like bull just chiong only.

Or we can still echo the fact that AMD DX11 is still no where near desirable relative to Nvidia's
 
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