As far as organization goes, the forum is a mess, with lots of the same questions being asked in many threads. But maybe it will be cleaned once the dust settles!
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oh i re read my post lol and i made a mistake. I mean if i can have the benchmark software for gta 4...i googled and found out its in the game itself.
I guess ill go grab it off my friend or something.
haha sucks about the landlord part hahaha. sEe you tmr i guess and thnx again
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No good on Dolphin - my wii is safe....for now.
Wind waker would not pass 9fps same with Twilight and SSBM
Therefore I'd say that leaving Turbo boost on is your best bet for emulation but nothing higher than DC EMU is worth playing I'd hazard a guess.
Aerotype sorry for any hassle caused mate, but so far it seems any game that supports (some of) the developments in these new "i"chips seem to be greatly improved by turning this feature off. It may well be that with future coding and with this in mind it could do wonders for our system. I'm no expert so I can't say with any certainty but I figured this would be the right place to do as much research on it as poss and then compile a list of games that do and do not benefit from the Turbo boost feature. Either way the aim is for the benefit of everyone. hope your good -
Thanks so much for your help M11Ash been so helpful, guess the R1 and R2 are the same when it comes to Dolphin Emu
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I wasn't directing that at you, but everyone in general, and honestly I'm not bothered by this thread, I'm all for it and I support your effort. I'm mostly bothered by people being misinformed and people spreading misinformation, especially in other threads about completely different things. Again I'm not blaming this on anyone, there just seems to be a lot of misinformation in this thread in general.
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What kind of misinformation (in this thread)?
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People saying that turning off turbo-boost will increase frame rate, when in reality, it hasn't only been tested and proven in one game, which I believe will be a rare exception. I just wanted to stress that you shouldn't leave turbo-boost turned off just because of this, since it is actually very good feature, and helps for most tasks/applications.
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I think I got the idea that people should try turning off turbo boost during some benchmarks to see if they too also notice a difference.
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Id like to see apb, ffxiv new benches with this updated info as well..maybee tb dosnt help those benches either?
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It makes it sound like the Core 2 Dua [email protected] would be better only no HTT..
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Well Batman AA TB makes no real difference on or off
hour and a half till crysis demoAttached Files:
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I dont think your going to see an improvement in crysis. I had my 2.8ghz cpu oced to 3.8 with minimal distance Try 4 threaded games as turbo boost takes away 2 threads from my knowledge. Open world games are the best test or games with lots of open space/ai
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So then the i3 in theory will perform better than the i7 If other games show results like GTA. But well see people do need to mellow out and allow for testing. I pick mine up tomorrow i will try to help out with benches as well when i got time.
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3 hrs til BFBC2. will test once installed.. i might just shoot a vid.
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Ugh, I just tried running FSB @ 166 without turbo boost and it still crashes.
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I see no misinformation here, no-one's said that turning off turboboost will help in all situations, and your rant is probably useless since the kind of people who would spread that permanently turning off turboboost is the best course of action would'd read or even notice your post.
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
You guys that are turning off turboboost and see a fps boost, I have something else you can try.
If you know how to go into the alt+ctrl+delete task manager and set cpu affinity for a program try that and set the program to use only two cores. (4 cores with HT on but make sure its the correct HT cores for the same physical cores you pick)
If you do not know how to do that, you can use a program I have to set it before you launch the program. Its on my desktop though and I am on my laptop will have to update my post later to add it in. -
also something else to try. put turbo back on and play GTA4 whilst monitoring your cpu clocks with cpuz and task manager (to see what load is on what cores). whilst GTA running it would be interesting to see what turbo boost is hitting. Maybe with the overclock it is stopping the turbo boost engaging or maybe it is just turboing one core. If we could find out it will help solve the problem to use OC and Turbo.
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Can you please show other settings? Just make screenshot of settings screen
Or re-run bench on settings from r2 benchmark thread http://forum.notebookreview.com/alienware-m11x/492232-m11x-r2-benchmarks.html#post6359591
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if you shoot a video of BFBC2 gameplay with fraps on you would be my hero!
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Does the 335m have a physx chip integrated into it? or did those physx chips go out of style years ago?
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Bring on the video
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PhysX used to be a dedicated card, but when nVidia bought it they simply implemented it as software for all their graphics cards (8000 series and above).
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ok cool thanks. i know that i = loser when it comes to what is what with regards to computer stuff
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Oh; could someone try Crysis with turboboost off? As present the R2 barely gets anything above the R1 in that game and it's probably due to the GPU, but i guess it's worth a try just to see if it changes anything - having Crysis playable at mostly high settings would be awesome.
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crysis on high on a 11" notebook would be incredible, maybe oc'ing the 335m would help
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Just FYI you can already play it on high as long as you turn down shadows, which you don't notice on an 11 inch screen anyway. But textures, effect, shaders, you can do all high as long as you drop shadows.
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The framerate varies between 10 and 20 at a mixture of medium and high settings on the R1, how is that playable?
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I have completed crysis recently on r1, on all high in 1366x768. It was about 20-25, sometimes 30 (on close levels) and rerely lower then 20 on have shaders levels. Absolutely playable.
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Me too vorob. I completed Crysis on med/high settings. For some reason (unlike other FPS games) it doesn't really get unplayable until it dips below around 20 fps. 25 fps in Crysis actually feels quite smooth.
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Are you sure? There's YouTube videos of people playing Crysis on the M11x at high and a mixture of high and medium and not once does the fps counter go above 20 (cam footage at that, so no fps hit from FRAPS)...
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Absolutely sure. Those videos may be DX10? I play it at native res, Textures High, Shadows Low, Everything else Medium. NO AA. No Sync. I have the CPU OCed and the GPU at stock.
I would say the early levels peak at around 35fps. The later levels (when the scenery changes a bit ... (trying not to spoil)
) will dip into the low to mid 20s a lot of the time. But still playable and completable though. On an R1.
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Well, even factoring in a greater number of medium settings than the YouTube videos, that still seems more than they were getting, odd >.< Well, still, i'd love to see R2 benchmarks with turboboost off to see if it's at all beneficial.
Anywho, i have a feeling that even people who haven't completed the Crysis games will have already seen most of the locales through screenshots
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wish I tried DX9 before. Here's my Crysis video, not the best though.. when up high and with lots of open area it hangs around 20 and lower, but funny during the short firefight fps gets higher. DX10 btw, some highs, mediums and a couple of lows.
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Note: this is R1, but thanks for the vid!
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Please, test Just Cause 2 Benchmark. D:
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update
New benchmarks i will post up my complete settings later but i have 162mhz overclock on cpu and stock clock on GPU and TB checked. Updated intel drivers and using verde 257.21 and momentus xt HD
Statistics
Average FPS: 29.24
Duration: 32.55 sec
CPU Usage: 80%
System memory usage: 79%
Video memory usage: 65%
Graphics Settings
Video Mode: 1366 x 768 (60 Hz)
Texture Quality: High
Shadow Quality: Off
Reflection Resolution: High
Water Quality: High
Texture Filter Quality: Anisotropic x16
Night Shadows: Off
View Distance: 20
Detail Distance: 10
Hardware
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
Video Adapter: Intel(R) HD Graphics
Video Driver version: 8.17.12.5721
Audio Adapter: Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
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Why can't you just make 2 screenshots? with settings screen and results?
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what do you need a screen shot for confirmation. The txt file has all the graphic and resolution settings as well as the result. Let me know what you want to see and i will see what i can whip up for you
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No conformation, i believe you
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Vehicle Distance was 10 and i will see what i can do for you on a screen shot just bought l4d2 for $7.5 on steam so gonna put some time into that on multiplayer lol. I have a huge backlog with all these steam sales
Finally....M11x R2 GTA IV Benchies....stranger than you may think....
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