what was your benchmark compatibility score?

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Originally Posted by KarstenS

Is that valid or the good old Alt+Tab trick?

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Looks about right for what she has

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Originally Posted by ScarletDawn

Well what settings did you pick for graphics? High, medium or low? Then decide if you have it on the highest setting, what other settings could you lower. Shadows are a good one, water reflections also another good one to lower and not many know this but the physics for other chars takes a massive chunk of performance.

Try playing around with settings you think would be big performance users and lower then till you get the balance of high score (they should show avg fps) with decent looking graphics. And tbh don't worry about hitting the 7k+ mark you really do not need that much power to run FF.


The best score id say to be in with a decent shot of running all high settings is around 3500-4000 in score.

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i definitely need to fiddle around with it more tomorrow and figure out what works best
i'll remember your advice thankyou!

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Originally Posted by KarstenS

Is that valid or the good old Alt+Tab trick?

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eh?

And here's another with my extra screens disabled this time. Still room for 20k if I disabled background processes, but oh well.

http://i.imgur.com/BuRjlT4.jpg

Score - 5207 Very High (Maximum Setting)//6324 Very High (Optimal Custom Settings)
1920x1080 DirectX11 Borderless Windowed Screen
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3350P CPU @ 3.10GHz
ASUS R9 270X Series (VRAM 2022 MB)
Intel(R) 730 Series 480 GB SSD
Western Digital Blue 1TB HD
16 MB DDR3 RAM

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Originally Posted by Kukajoo

its too many chars cant post the whole thing :(
i hope that ought to do for now

System
Windows 8.1 64-bit (6.2, Build 9200) (9600.winblue_r9.150322-1500)
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-3240 CPU @ 3.40GHz
8063.445MB
AMD Radeon R7 200 Series (VRAM 2031 MB) 8.17.0010.1247

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You might be able to lookup upgrades from your PC's manufacturer, I've still got a few levels of processor I could upgrade, but I'm saving that for when I build myself a computer from scratch. Just from this it looks like you could probably upgrade your graphics card and maybe the processor.

On the side/back of your computer it might have a label with the exact pc model name & number, you can just go to your company's website and type that into search. IE, my computer's an HP Envy series, so I just went to HP.com and searched the exact Envy mobdel that it has listed.

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Originally Posted by Kona4me

http://puu.sh/hsumi.png

sadly couldn't run benchmark on Nvidia Surround, not working for some reason.

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sli? overclocked cpu and whats your ram?!

http://i.imgur.com/7Ov8FDb.png

woop.

...and weird, it didn't seem to use my second card.

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Originally Posted by faris

http://i.imgur.com/7Ov8FDb.png

woop.

...and weird, it didn't seem to use my second card.

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LOL @ 720p with a 980

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Originally Posted by AckersFury

LOL @ 720p with a 980

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I'm keeping it that way till I get my new baby.

I scored 1500 on my laptop....i'm totally fucked TT_TT
and no i didn't forget any 0 ...