What does this mean? 3dmark

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  • pwrBY
    Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 47

    #1

    What does this mean? 3dmark

    Need some help translating this to English =p





    I've been debating on getting some new things for my computer but have been putting off since I have no real proof theres something slow or wrong in my computer.

    I play Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and apparently its a CPU guzzler (?). I get something like 30FPS on the medium graphic settings.

    By the way this was the free version of 3dmark so I usually play on resolution 1920x1080.

    Thanks!

    pwrBY
  • AvalancheDiode
    Need more squeezing
    • Jan 2007
    • 988

    #2
    Re: What does this mean? 3dmark

    You need to post screen shot. I can't see it.

    Also, there is no DX11 benchmark that can measure BFBC2 performance for the moment. They mostly use DX10 and SM3.0 stuff, and only use some shadder enhancement of DX11.

    Quad running 2.6GHz and above is enough for BFBC2. Duals.... not so much. If you have GTX260 or 4870 and above, the graphics would be fine.

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    • pwrBY
      Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 47

      #3
      Re: What does this mean? 3dmark



      Yea the stats disappeared. Here it is anyways well the less informative but I hope thats enough.

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      • Vreki
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2007
        • 4226

        #4
        Re: What does this mean? 3dmark

        Originally posted by pwrBY

        Yea the stats disappeared. Here it is anyways well the less informative but I hope thats enough.
        You need to make the result public so other can see it, like this: http://service.futuremark.com/result...eResultType=14

        I get a score of
        Code:
        17270 3DMarks   	 
        SM 2.0 Score
        	6697 	
        SM 3.0 Score
        	8325 	
        CPU Score
        	4747
        and can run BC2 @ 1680x1050 50-60 FPS.
        So I would say that your system is performing as expected.

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