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    Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    Peeps

    looking to finish of my readers review of my new card however i am trying to find freeware software to use to do this.

    I have fraps to get FPS but unsure how to make it show me average FPS.

    Can anyone please point me in the direction of the right kind stuff to use and how to use it.

    Never done this before.

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    Remember software like FRAPS does reduce framerate slightly. I have done some FRAPS benchmarks in this thread:

    http://forums.hexus.net/hexus-reader...ml#post2548989

    You toggle recording with a key,and you will get the numbers recorded in a file with various measurements. One of them is FPS,which you can do the plots I did.

    MSI Afterburner also can display framerates too.

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    What do you use to make the graphs?
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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

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    What do you use to make the graphs?
    Excel.

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    If you use MSI Afterburner it plots the average FPS on a graph for you, you can start Afterburner with the full screen plots running in the background, play your game for as long as you want and then alt-tab to bring Afterburner to the front and do a print screen to grab an image of the graph, which is how I would do it.

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    My plots were for up to 4 minutes though,so would MSI Afterburner be fine for that??

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    My plots were for up to 4 minutes though,so would MSI Afterburner be fine for that??
    Yeah, it would be, you can do longer plots too and even set your own hardware polling period in milliseconds as well, plus I use it to monitor my GPU temps and usage, all of which can be plotted on the same graph at the same time.

    Kind of like this:


    I wasn't monitoring the temps on this one, I just wanted to record FPS, GPU usage and VRam usage on the Crysis 3 Alpha when I recorded this graph, but with just FPS selected as the main item to monitor it would be easy to read frame rates on the graph.

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    I use it to monitor temperature and GPU utilisation too. I have not really thought of using it for FPS graphs,although TBH,I do prefer doing the graphs myself if possible.

    BTW,the Crysis3 MP Alpha is quite CPU heavy when I tried it, even more than Crysis2 I suspect.

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    Re: Benchmarking Software for GPU performance in games

    Quote Originally Posted by deejayburnout View Post
    thanks guys

    Will give after burner a try.
    If you have two monitors, you can leave the graphs on full screen on the second monitor while the game runs on the first monitor, which is how I run it.

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    BTW,the Crysis3 MP Alpha is quite CPU heavy when I tried it, even more than Crysis2 I suspect.
    This being the Alpha version it was hard to tell how it would use resources, the Alpha doesn't even support multi GPU systems so for the most part the second GTX580 was running idle with some strange and unexpected spikes and as the game has no Physx support either I can't think of a reason for this.

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