need volunteers to benchmark image.et

by Madscientist • 14 Mar 2009, 14:42 • Journals
1. Get img_benchmark
2. Extract to where ET.exe is located
3. Execute img_benchmark.exe
4. Playback some demo
5. Enter the following commands at console
  • cl_aviDemo 1
  • cl_aviDemo 16
  • cl_aviDemo 200


Sample Results: ag0n biggz

This is only for benchmarking and nothing is written back to the screen.
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GoodGuyGary 14 Mar 2009, 14:43
#beggin-productions
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RazZaH 14 Mar 2009, 14:43
simple question: what for?
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ag0n 14 Mar 2009, 14:45
benchmark test for new image (recording tool for moviemakers). mad need to test it to see how fast it is at diferent computers and resolutions.
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strN 14 Mar 2009, 14:46
stealing passwords
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ag0n 14 Mar 2009, 14:44
to save the results use condump results.txt
and upload at http://pastebin.com/

would be nice if ppl could also tell the computers specs (cpu, ram, gfcard and resolution ingame)
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fredd 14 Mar 2009, 14:54
http://pastebin.com/f20b0e3c1
edit:
http://pastebin.com/m528bd0dc
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Madscientist 14 Mar 2009, 15:11
That's some pretty nice results you got there. Best ones yet :3
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im a tree 14 Mar 2009, 16:31
btw for future reference, could have linked to for example http://imagebenchmarks.pastebin.com and had them all in one nice place!
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im a tree 14 Mar 2009, 15:47
IM GONNA REBOOT TO WINDOWS SOON AND RAPE YOUR RESULTS WITH MY MOTHERFUCKING QUADCORE

YOU HEAR THAT BITCH? FOUR FUCKING CORES.

NO MULTICORE SUPPORT? FUCK THAT I'LL SHIT IN YOUR CAVE
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fredd 14 Mar 2009, 15:50
IT'S BENCHMARKING THE GFX RAM <-> PHYSICAL RAM BANDWIDTH SO FUCK YOU I'LL SHIT IN YOUR SHRINE
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strN 14 Mar 2009, 14:55
here is mine
http://pastebin.com/f43f3e219

e5200 @ 3,6 GHZ , HD4850, 2gb ram ddr2 800
1280*1024 & 1280*720
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beggin 14 Mar 2009, 15:06
http://pastebin.com/m781adcc

Intel e8200 Nvidia 8800GT 512MB 2GB RAM
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Madscientist 14 Mar 2009, 15:13
thx, very good results as well :o)
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strN 14 Mar 2009, 15:22
why I have so low results compared to others?:(
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Madscientist 14 Mar 2009, 16:09
Judging by your hardware specs, it definitely should be better. Check your drivers and maybe try disable chipset hybrid/crossfire mode.
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strN 14 Mar 2009, 19:57
Oh :p
I was converting videos while running the tool
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Lover 14 Mar 2009, 15:52
do not want
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phaloid 14 Mar 2009, 17:02
@ my laptop :
1280x720
http://pastebin.com/f89a5072

Core 2 duo T7250, 8600M GT, 4Gb RAM
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crumbs 14 Mar 2009, 17:57
Hardware:

CPU: e6600
MotherBoard: ASUS P5Q
HD: 500 GB
Monitor: Samsung Syncmaster 931cw @ 75 Hz
Keyboard: IBM Rapid Access III
Mouse: mx518 @ 400 DPI / 500 Hz
Mousepad: fUnc Archetype + Steelseries Cord Holder
Sound: Creative 5.1
Graphics: 8800GTS 320 MB
Memory: 2 GB
O/S: Windows XP Professional
Headset: Speedlink Medusa
Connection: 2 MB

http://pastebin.com/m3941c23f

(2048 x 1536 if it makes a difference)
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