2639 frames 23.746 seconds 111.14 fps ( 9.00 ms/f) 9.129 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i7 970 @ 4.1 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 460 x2
Driver version: 320.00
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1920x1200
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx9frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
2639 frames 23.746 seconds [b]111.14 fps[/b] ( 9.00 ms/f) 9.129 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i7 970 @ 4.1 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 460 x2
Driver version: 320.00
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1920x1200
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx9frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
also noticed that
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 (it defaults to 0 for maxfps and highframes)
2639 frames 25.937 seconds 101.75 fps ( 9.83 ms/f) 3.899 fps variability
when it was
2639 frames 27.844 seconds 94.78 fps (10.55 ms/f) 3.452 fps variability
I will make more posts if I find anything else that increases FPS at least for myself
also noticed that
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 (it defaults to 0 for maxfps and highframes)
[code]2639 frames 25.937 seconds 101.75 fps ( 9.83 ms/f) 3.899 fps variability
[/code]
when it was
[code]2639 frames 27.844 seconds 94.78 fps (10.55 ms/f) 3.452 fps variability[/code]
I will make more posts if I find anything else that increases FPS at least for myself
I have a bizarre issue where my results are dramatically different each time I run the benchmark, without changing any settings.
Below are two results, both taken within minutes of each other, and nothing was changed between them - i.e. nothing in my fps config changed, no more/less processes running.
Most of the time my results will be more lower than higher, but I can't seem to figure out what makes each result so different.
I think something is wrong with my cpu.
cpu: i7 2820QM @2.30 (I think it goes up to 3.14 though?)
graphics: AMD radeon HD 6750M
dxlevel 81
1600x900
full-screen
chris highframes
shadows enabled
two monitors, aero disabled
2639 frames 31.072 seconds 84.93 fps (11.77 ms/f) 8.020 fps variability
2639 frames 23.376 seconds 112.89 fps ( 8.86 ms/f) 6.254 fps variability
I have a bizarre issue where my results are dramatically different each time I run the benchmark, without changing any settings.
Below are two results, both taken within minutes of each other, and nothing was changed between them - i.e. nothing in my fps config changed, no more/less processes running.
Most of the time my results will be more lower than higher, but I can't seem to figure out what makes each result so different.
I think something is wrong with my cpu.
cpu: i7 2820QM @2.30 (I think it goes up to 3.14 though?)
graphics: AMD radeon HD 6750M
dxlevel 81
1600x900
full-screen
chris highframes
shadows enabled
two monitors, aero disabled
[quote]2639 frames 31.072 seconds 84.93 fps (11.77 ms/f) 8.020 fps variability
[/quote]
[quote]2639 frames 23.376 seconds 112.89 fps ( 8.86 ms/f) 6.254 fps variability
[/quote]
crespiI'm have a very strange issue. I loaded up the demo and let it play, everything in the game looked normal and my result came out to an average of 80fps.
Then I tried watching it again a few minutes later, without changing anything in my settings, no windows or heavy processes running, and the game looks like it's almost in slow-motion, and i'm getting no more than 30 fps average.
Can anyone guess what's going on?
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it
[quote=crespi]I'm have a very strange issue. I loaded up the demo and let it play, everything in the game looked normal and my result came out to an average of 80fps.
Then I tried watching it again a few minutes later, without changing anything in my settings, no windows or heavy processes running, and the game looks like it's almost in slow-motion, and i'm getting no more than 30 fps average.
Can anyone guess what's going on?[/quote]
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it
Comanglia
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it
Nope, I have no binds like that. Literally all I did was press the up arrow in console to re-input "timedemo benchmark1"
[quote=Comanglia]
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it[/quote]
Nope, I have no binds like that. Literally all I did was press the up arrow in console to re-input "timedemo benchmark1"
crespiComanglia
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it
Nope, I have no binds like that. Literally all I did was press the up arrow in console to re-input "timedemo benchmark1"
perhaps you have a variable clock rate on your CPU, and it lowered the clock rate of everything including your demo... kinda like how people would Overclock CPUs in the past to gain speed hacks in older games.
[quote=crespi][quote=Comanglia]
you demo setting might've got mixed up, idk but if you have and binds that slow demos down you might've pressed it[/quote]
Nope, I have no binds like that. Literally all I did was press the up arrow in console to re-input "timedemo benchmark1"[/quote]
perhaps you have a variable clock rate on your CPU, and it lowered the clock rate of everything including your demo... kinda like how people would Overclock CPUs in the past to gain speed hacks in older games.
2639 frames 15.885 seconds 166.13 fps ( 6.02 ms/f) 8.603 fps variability
Radeon HD 6950 2GB
i7-3770K Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz (OC'd to 4.4Ghz)
Two monitors with aero disabled
Windowed noborder
Chris Highframes
1920x1080
[quote]2639 frames 15.885 seconds 166.13 fps ( 6.02 ms/f) 8.603 fps variability
[/quote]
Radeon HD 6950 2GB
i7-3770K Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz (OC'd to 4.4Ghz)
Two monitors with aero disabled
Windowed noborder
Chris Highframes
1920x1080
Comangliaalso noticed that
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 (it defaults to 0 for maxfps and highframes)2639 frames 25.937 seconds 101.75 fps ( 9.83 ms/f) 3.899 fps variability
when it was2639 frames 27.844 seconds 94.78 fps (10.55 ms/f) 3.452 fps variability
Agreed.
Mine was
2639 frames 18.996 seconds 138.93 fps ( 7.20 ms/f) 8.024 fps variability
with cl_threaded_bone_setup 0 and it's
2639 frames 17.401 seconds 151.66 fps ( 6.59 ms/f) 9.128 fps variability
with cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 + no shadows
2639 frames 14.099 seconds 187.18 fps ( 5.34 ms/f) 10.567 fps variability
Edit: dx9 frames, dxlevel 95, nogibs, no shadows(still driver version 306.97)
2639 frames 16.696 seconds 158.07 fps ( 6.33 ms/f) 9.518 fps variability
[quote=Comanglia]also noticed that
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 (it defaults to 0 for maxfps and highframes)
[code]2639 frames 25.937 seconds 101.75 fps ( 9.83 ms/f) 3.899 fps variability
[/code]
when it was
[code]2639 frames 27.844 seconds 94.78 fps (10.55 ms/f) 3.452 fps variability[/code]
[/quote]
Agreed.
Mine was
[code]2639 frames 18.996 seconds 138.93 fps ( 7.20 ms/f) 8.024 fps variability[/code]
with cl_threaded_bone_setup 0 and it's
[code]2639 frames 17.401 seconds 151.66 fps ( 6.59 ms/f) 9.128 fps variability[/code]
with cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 + no shadows
[code]2639 frames 14.099 seconds 187.18 fps ( 5.34 ms/f) 10.567 fps variability[/code]
Edit: dx9 frames, dxlevel 95, nogibs, no shadows(still driver version 306.97)
[code]2639 frames 16.696 seconds 158.07 fps ( 6.33 ms/f) 9.518 fps variability[/code]
WaldoEDIT: Ran all tests again, this time with my CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz, got only around 15 more fps, does anyone know why my results are so shitty?
The x1xx series for AMD's FX processors are pretty bad. What resolution do you play on? You might want to save up a $140 and buy a 6300 or a little bit more and get a 8350 in the future because for tf2 the 4100 might not get you the best fps. Though you can always try overclocking more if you feel safe and have a good cooler.
[quote=Waldo]EDIT: Ran all tests again, this time with my CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz, got only around 15 more fps, does anyone know why my results are so shitty?[/quote]
The x1xx series for AMD's FX processors are pretty bad. What resolution do you play on? You might want to save up a $140 and buy a 6300 or a little bit more and get a 8350 in the future because for tf2 the 4100 might not get you the best fps. Though you can always try overclocking more if you feel safe and have a good cooler.
2639 frames 19.526 seconds 135.15 fps ( 7.40 ms/f) 5.968 fp
CPU and overclock: 2500K @ 4.4 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 560tj
Driver version: 314.22
dxlevel (default is 90): 95
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx9frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: n/a
[code]2639 frames 19.526 seconds 135.15 fps ( 7.40 ms/f) 5.968 fp[/code]
CPU and overclock: 2500K @ 4.4 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 560tj
Driver version: 314.22
dxlevel (default is 90): 95
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx9frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: n/a
OblivionageWaldoEDIT: Ran all tests again, this time with my CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz, got only around 15 more fps, does anyone know why my results are so shitty?
The x1xx series for AMD's FX processors are pretty bad. What resolution do you play on? You might want to save up a $140 and buy a 6300 or a little bit more and get a 8350 in the future because for tf2 the 4100 might not get you the best fps. Though you can always try overclocking more if you feel safe and have a good cooler.
I'm running a Hyper 212, so I can probably OC this to 4.6 or 4.8, the point is that if TF2 only utilizes 2 cores, shouldn't a 4 core CPU @ 4.2 outdo an 8 core CPU @ 3.5?
[quote=Oblivionage][quote=Waldo]EDIT: Ran all tests again, this time with my CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz, got only around 15 more fps, does anyone know why my results are so shitty?[/quote]
The x1xx series for AMD's FX processors are pretty bad. What resolution do you play on? You might want to save up a $140 and buy a 6300 or a little bit more and get a 8350 in the future because for tf2 the 4100 might not get you the best fps. Though you can always try overclocking more if you feel safe and have a good cooler.[/quote]
I'm running a Hyper 212, so I can probably OC this to 4.6 or 4.8, the point is that if TF2 only utilizes 2 cores, shouldn't a 4 core CPU @ 4.2 outdo an 8 core CPU @ 3.5?
2cRawrSpoon2cimage
not coinicidence
Variability does NOT mean standard deviation.
i haven't taken stat in five or so years, I think it is s.d. squared then? which would just make the disparity larger.
No, standard deviation squared would be variance, not variability. I don't think it will be possible for you to find standard deviation in this instance unless you watch like every moment and record your fps at that exact time and do that for every frame.
Source: I am in stats right now
[quote=2c][quote=RawrSpoon][quote=2c][img]image[/img]
not coinicidence[/quote]
Variability does NOT mean standard deviation.[/quote]
i haven't taken stat in five or so years, I think it is s.d. squared then? which would just make the disparity larger.[/quote]
No, standard deviation squared would be variance, not variability. I don't think it will be possible for you to find standard deviation in this instance unless you watch like every moment and record your fps at that exact time and do that for every frame.
Source: I am in stats right now
WaldoOblivionageWaldoEDIT: Ran all tests again, this time with my CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz, got only around 15 more fps, does anyone know why my results are so shitty?
The x1xx series for AMD's FX processors are pretty bad. What resolution do you play on? You might want to save up a $140 and buy a 6300 or a little bit more and get a 8350 in the future because for tf2 the 4100 might not get you the best fps. Though you can always try overclocking more if you feel safe and have a good cooler.
I'm running a Hyper 212, so I can probably OC this to 4.6 or 4.8, the point is that if TF2 only utilizes 2 cores, shouldn't a 4 core CPU @ 4.2 outdo an 8 core CPU @ 3.5?
Yes a 4.2 quad would get higher fps than a 3.5 8 core in this game. Your current CPU is bulldozer based, the ones he suggested are piledriver based which brought slighty faster clock for clock speed(4GHz piledriver is faster than a 4GHz bulldozer).
If this is your main game though I wouldn't bother because the jump from bulldozer to piledriver still wont be anywhere close to what a newer i5 will get you.
[quote=Waldo][quote=Oblivionage][quote=Waldo]EDIT: Ran all tests again, this time with my CPU overclocked to 4.2GHz, got only around 15 more fps, does anyone know why my results are so shitty?[/quote]
The x1xx series for AMD's FX processors are pretty bad. What resolution do you play on? You might want to save up a $140 and buy a 6300 or a little bit more and get a 8350 in the future because for tf2 the 4100 might not get you the best fps. Though you can always try overclocking more if you feel safe and have a good cooler.[/quote]
I'm running a Hyper 212, so I can probably OC this to 4.6 or 4.8, the point is that if TF2 only utilizes 2 cores, shouldn't a 4 core CPU @ 4.2 outdo an 8 core CPU @ 3.5?[/quote]
Yes a 4.2 quad would get higher fps than a 3.5 8 core in this game. Your current CPU is bulldozer based, the ones he suggested are piledriver based which brought slighty faster clock for clock speed(4GHz piledriver is faster than a 4GHz bulldozer).
If this is your main game though I wouldn't bother because the jump from bulldozer to piledriver still wont be anywhere close to what a newer i5 will get you.
2639 frames 54.491 seconds 48.43 fps (20.65 ms/f) 4.903 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 2310 @2.90
Graphics Card: Sapphire Radeon HD 7850 2GB
Driver version: 9.2.0.0
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris max quality
Shadows enabled/disabled: Enabled
[code]2639 frames 54.491 seconds 48.43 fps (20.65 ms/f) 4.903 fps variability[/code]
CPU and overclock: i5 2310 @2.90
Graphics Card: Sapphire Radeon HD 7850 2GB
Driver version: 9.2.0.0
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris max quality
Shadows enabled/disabled: Enabled
looks like cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 nets around a 5-10% increase. good catch
guessing it might be unstable though or they'd set it to 1 in the config
looks like cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 nets around a 5-10% increase. good catch
guessing it might be unstable though or they'd set it to 1 in the config
turned off gibs ragdolls and changed to cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 and got an increase of 57 fps
2639 frames 17.182 seconds 153.59 fps ( 6.51 ms/f) 10.664 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 3570 @ 3.4 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 660
Driver version: 306.97
dxlevel : 81
Resolution: 1024x768
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx8 max frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
turned off gibs ragdolls and changed to cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 and got an increase of 57 fps
2639 frames 17.182 seconds 153.59 fps ( 6.51 ms/f) 10.664 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 3570 @ 3.4 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 660
Driver version: 306.97
dxlevel : 81
Resolution: 1024x768
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx8 max frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
2639 frames 23.115 seconds 114.17 fps ( 8.76 ms/f) 5.334 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5-2500k @ 4.5GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 670
Driver version: 314.22
dxlevel: 98
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris highquality
Shadows enabled/disabled: Enabled
2639 frames 23.115 seconds 114.17 fps ( 8.76 ms/f) 5.334 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5-2500k @ 4.5GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 670
Driver version: 314.22
dxlevel: 98
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris highquality
Shadows enabled/disabled: Enabled
2639 frames 24.609 seconds 107.24 fps ( 9.33 ms/f) 5.806 fps variability
CPU and overclock: AMD FX-8350 @ 4.4
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon 7850 2GB Superclocked @ 1125
Driver version: 13.4
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris highframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: 2 monitors, windows 8, ragdolls + gibs off
It seems as though my overclocked 7850 is similar to 680's, lol
also, use multicore rendering
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2971352
[code]2639 frames 24.609 seconds 107.24 fps ( 9.33 ms/f) 5.806 fps variability
[/code]
CPU and overclock: AMD FX-8350 @ 4.4
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon 7850 2GB Superclocked @ 1125
Driver version: 13.4
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris highframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: 2 monitors, windows 8, ragdolls + gibs off
[b]It seems as though my overclocked 7850 is similar to 680's, lol[/b]
also, use multicore rendering
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2971352
Should I be setting host_framerate to something other than 0?
2639 frames 15.257 seconds 172.97 fps ( 5.78 ms/f) 10.332 fps variability
CPU and overclock: 2500K @ 4.2 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 465
Driver version: 306.97
dxlevel (default is 90): 81
Resolution: 1600x900
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris maxframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
2 monitors, aero: on.
Just now with cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
2639 frames 13.841 seconds 190.67 fps ( 5.24 ms/f) 9.133 fps variability
Should I be setting host_framerate to something other than 0?
[code]2639 frames 15.257 seconds 172.97 fps ( 5.78 ms/f) 10.332 fps variability[/code]
CPU and overclock: 2500K @ 4.2 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 465
Driver version: 306.97
dxlevel (default is 90): 81
Resolution: 1600x900
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris maxframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
2 monitors, aero: on.
Just now with cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
[code]2639 frames 13.841 seconds 190.67 fps ( 5.24 ms/f) 9.133 fps variability[/code]
2639 frames 29.446 seconds 89.62 fps (11.16 ms/f) 5.363 fps variability
-
CPU and overclock: i5-3570K @ 3.4GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 650
Driver version: 314.22
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1600x900
Full-screen or windowed: Window
FPS configs enabled: None, everything on high, Motion blurr and antialiasing off
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: Aero off
[quote]2639 frames 29.446 seconds 89.62 fps (11.16 ms/f) 5.363 fps variability
-[/quote]
CPU and overclock: i5-3570K @ 3.4GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 650
Driver version: 314.22
dxlevel (default is 90): 90
Resolution: 1600x900
Full-screen or windowed: Window
FPS configs enabled: None, everything on high, Motion blurr and antialiasing off
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: Aero off
2639 frames 19.802 seconds 133.27 fps ( 7.50 ms/f) 8.195 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 2500k @ 3.3Ghz
Graphics Card: Radeon HD6970
Driver version: 13.1
dxlevel (default is 90): 80
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx8 high frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: Disabled
Edit: changed cl_threaded_bone_setup to 1 and got up to 150.80 fps ( 6.63 ms/f) 7.187 fps variability
2639 frames 19.802 seconds 133.27 fps ( 7.50 ms/f) 8.195 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 2500k @ 3.3Ghz
Graphics Card: Radeon HD6970
Driver version: 13.1
dxlevel (default is 90): 80
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: Windowed
FPS configs enabled: Chris dx8 high frames
Shadows enabled/disabled: Disabled
Edit: changed cl_threaded_bone_setup to 1 and got up to 150.80 fps ( 6.63 ms/f) 7.187 fps variability
2ci haven't taken stat in five or so years, I think it is s.d. squared then? which would just make the disparity larger.
You're also using the wrong test. You're suppose to be using a 2 sample t-test, not a Population test.
They're also significantly different anyways (you can tell because they're both outside of ~2 stdev of each other, which is basically always enough).
http://i.imgur.com/G1MkBx9.png
[quote=2c]i haven't taken stat in five or so years, I think it is s.d. squared then? which would just make the disparity larger.[/quote]
You're also using the wrong test. You're suppose to be using a 2 sample t-test, not a Population test.
They're also significantly different anyways (you can tell because they're both outside of ~2 stdev of each other, which is basically always enough).
[img]http://i.imgur.com/G1MkBx9.png[/img]
2639 frames 16.865 seconds 156.48 fps ( 6.39 ms/f) 9.057 fps variability
CPU: AMD FX-8350 @ 4.0GHz
Graphics Card: GTX 560Ti
Driver Version: 214.22
dxlevel : 95
Res: 1920x1080
Windowed (noborder)
FPS CFG: Chris dx9 frames
Shadows Enabled
Aero off, 2 monitors
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
2639 frames 15.739 seconds 167.68 fps ( 5.96 ms/f) 9.933 fps variability
2639 frames 16.865 seconds 156.48 fps ( 6.39 ms/f) 9.057 fps variability
CPU: AMD FX-8350 @ 4.0GHz
Graphics Card: GTX 560Ti
Driver Version: 214.22
dxlevel : 95
Res: 1920x1080
Windowed (noborder)
FPS CFG: Chris dx9 frames
Shadows Enabled
Aero off, 2 monitors
cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
2639 frames 15.739 seconds 167.68 fps ( 5.96 ms/f) 9.933 fps variability
2639 frames 26.577 seconds 99.30 fps (10.07 ms/f) 5.467 fps variability
CPU and overclock: AMD FX 4100 Quad Core @ 3.60 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GT 610
Driver version: 306.97
dxlevel: 80
Resolution: 1280x768
Full-screen or windowed: Full-screen
FPS configs enabled: Chris's DX8 maxframes config
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
Additional notes: Aero disabled.
2639 frames 24.660 seconds 107.01 fps ( 9.34 ms/f) 6.205 fps variability
^ with cl_threaded_bone_setup set to "1"
that's a great command
Oh man another edit
2639 frames 23.094 seconds 114.27 fps ( 8.75 ms/f) 7.045 fps variability
Got that by installing the no hats/cosmetics mod http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2041907
[code]2639 frames 26.577 seconds 99.30 fps (10.07 ms/f) 5.467 fps variability[/code]
CPU and overclock: AMD FX 4100 Quad Core @ 3.60 GHz
Graphics Card: GeForce GT 610
Driver version: 306.97
dxlevel: 80
Resolution: 1280x768
Full-screen or windowed: Full-screen
FPS configs enabled: Chris's DX8 maxframes config
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
Additional notes: Aero disabled.
[code]2639 frames 24.660 seconds 107.01 fps ( 9.34 ms/f) 6.205 fps variability[/code]
^ with cl_threaded_bone_setup set to "1"
that's a great command
Oh man another edit
[code]2639 frames 23.094 seconds 114.27 fps ( 8.75 ms/f) 7.045 fps variability[/code]
Got that by installing the no hats/cosmetics mod http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2041907
2639 frames 18.599 seconds 141.89 fps ( 7.05 ms/f) 7.216 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5-3570K @ stock
Graphics Card: Intel HD 4000 (Integrated into the CPU)
Driver version: 9.17.10.2923
dxlevel (default is 90): 80
Resolution: 1280x720
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris' highframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
Additional notes: 8 GB RAM.
EDIT:
2639 frames 17.147 seconds 153.91 fps ( 6.50 ms/f) 6.429 fps variability
with cl_threaded_bone_setup "1"
[code]2639 frames 18.599 seconds 141.89 fps ( 7.05 ms/f) 7.216 fps variability[/code]
CPU and overclock: i5-3570K @ stock
Graphics Card: Intel HD 4000 (Integrated into the CPU)
Driver version: 9.17.10.2923
dxlevel (default is 90): 80
Resolution: 1280x720
Full-screen or windowed: Full
FPS configs enabled: Chris' highframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
Additional notes: 8 GB RAM.
EDIT: [code]2639 frames 17.147 seconds 153.91 fps ( 6.50 ms/f) 6.429 fps variability[/code]
with cl_threaded_bone_setup "1"
meblooks like cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 nets around a 5-10% increase. good catch
guessing it might be unstable though or they'd set it to 1 in the config
I assume the command just makes bone models it's own separate thread completely, I also assume this command will only give an FPS increase for People with at least 3 threads on their CPU. aka Tri-Core and above.
Since MaxFrames and HighFrames were both made for literally the crappiest PCs which are usually Single/Dual Cores which is great for them but most people use these configs with Quad Cores, and was likely just never optimized for the MaxFPS a Decent PC could get.
My Guess on the matter.
-edit-
It seems most people got around 10-15fps increase, and the lowest I could see was mine with 7fps increase.
[quote=meb]looks like cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 nets around a 5-10% increase. good catch
guessing it might be unstable though or they'd set it to 1 in the config[/quote]
I assume the command just makes bone models it's own separate thread completely, I also assume this command will only give an FPS increase for People with at least 3 threads on their CPU. aka Tri-Core and above.
Since MaxFrames and HighFrames were both made for literally the crappiest PCs which are usually Single/Dual Cores which is great for them but most people use these configs with Quad Cores, and was likely just never optimized for the MaxFPS a Decent PC could get.
My Guess on the matter.
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It seems most people got around 10-15fps increase, and the lowest I could see was mine with 7fps increase.
Anybody got a before/after steampipe benchmark?
Anybody got a before/after steampipe benchmark?
i7 920 2.6 ghz
2639 frames 56.272 seconds 46.90 fps (21.32 ms/f) 8.701 fps variability
i7 920 3.8 ghz
2639 frames 53.400 seconds 49.42 fps (20.23 ms/f) 27.661 fps variability
Edit: disabled ragdoll and cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
2639 frames 15.414 seconds 171.21 fps ( 5.84 ms/f) 9.279 fps variability
gtx 570
Driver version: 301.42
dxlevel: 8.1
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: window
FPS configs enabled: Chris highframe
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
ragdoll enable
appears when i play tr_newbots the bots moves unusually fast. it seems i got some of ur demo config overwritten my existing one. Any help?
i7 920 2.6 ghz
2639 frames 56.272 seconds 46.90 fps (21.32 ms/f) 8.701 fps variability
i7 920 3.8 ghz
2639 frames 53.400 seconds 49.42 fps (20.23 ms/f) 27.661 fps variability
Edit: disabled ragdoll and cl_threaded_bone_setup 1
2639 frames 15.414 seconds 171.21 fps ( 5.84 ms/f) 9.279 fps variability
gtx 570
Driver version: 301.42
dxlevel: 8.1
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full-screen or windowed: window
FPS configs enabled: Chris highframe
Shadows enabled/disabled: disabled
ragdoll enable
appears when i play tr_newbots the bots moves unusually fast. it seems i got some of ur demo config overwritten my existing one. Any help?
2639 frames 21.9 seconds 120.4 fps 4.3 fps variability
CPU and overclock: i5 2300
Graphics Card: HD 6870
Dxlevel: 81
Resolution: 1680x1050
Full-screen or windowed: Full Screen
Configs enabled: Chris Maxframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: Aero enabled.
For some reason timedemo doesn't post my results in console. I have to grab it out of sourcebench.csv in /tf folder.
[code]2639 frames 21.9 seconds 120.4 fps 4.3 fps variability[/code]
CPU and overclock: i5 2300
Graphics Card: HD 6870
Dxlevel: 81
Resolution: 1680x1050
Full-screen or windowed: Full Screen
Configs enabled: Chris Maxframes
Shadows enabled/disabled: enabled
Additional notes: Aero enabled.
For some reason timedemo doesn't post my results in console. I have to grab it out of sourcebench.csv in /tf folder.