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1. #GIGABYTE GTX 970 METRO LAST LIGHT BENCHMARK DRIVER#
2. #GIGABYTE GTX 970 METRO LAST LIGHT BENCHMARK PRO#

RAM : 4X2GB OCZ PC2-8000 Platinum DDR2 CL 5-5-5-18 2.10vĬPU : Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 E0 cooler : Thermalright Ultra 120 GPU : Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 : Enermax Galaxy 850W

#GIGABYTE GTX 970 METRO LAST LIGHT BENCHMARK PRO#

GPU : Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 : Coolermaster Silent Pro 1000W RAM : 2X8GB TEAMGROUP Vulcan DDR3-240 CL 11-13-13-35ĬPU : Intel Core i5-2500k cooler : Noctua NH D14 The test suite contains 70+ benchmark tests (dunno how many exactly but I guess they are more than 70 ), that have produced 108 benchmark results. To that goal, many game engines have been benchmarked, implemented on even more, very well or less known games.Ĭry Engine, Frostbite, Dunia, Unreal, Anvil, Unigine, Asura, IW6, Hammer, Chrome, EGO, you name it, all have been benchmarked!

#GIGABYTE GTX 970 METRO LAST LIGHT BENCHMARK DRIVER#

I could test similarly powered AMD graphics cards versus the 970, my 7950 CFX vs the 970 or I could just test AMD cards in cpu limited games to see how the AMD driver fairs. The good thing is that having this database ready, I can benchmark new graphics cards against the 970, only redoing benchmarks that are greatly affected by newer game versions or drivers. Of course since I decided to go on and test my other cpus, the benchmark suite deviated somewhat, that's why you will see framerate capped games in this suite, since after a point I wanted to see how the cpus would fair.Īll in all then, it is a mixed test, with focus on the gpu but has the very important goal to inform people owning cpus with a varying degree of performance, what kind of gpu could their system handle and what to expect from it. Also consider this test, a tribute to older cpus, with which we had a lot of fun. Under this scope, you must understand that this test is based primarily on a suite that was supposed to do GPU benchmarking, but since I was at it, the thought occur to see how older cpus would perform with real life gaming settings. To tell you the truth, the initial goal was to create a benchmark database, with a highly clocked i5-2500k and a GTX 970 I wanted to have benchmark results without cpu limits, so I can compare them against future cards I get. So what I did, is benchmark this card in many games (custom gameplays and built in benchmarks), demos and stand alone benchmarks so we can see what to expect with different configurations. It has been quite a while since I got my GTX 970 and since I had some spare hardware laying around, I thought that it would be interesting to test how it performs paired with various cpus.