50.16 FPS - PAL - Phenom II X4 955 - 3.8 GHz OC - sakraycore

http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/9152/ffx2framerate.jpg

(04-14-2010 11:31 PM)pseudonym Wrote:  Any unusually slow scene is a poor choice for a benchmark because they're usually slow for a specific fixable reason, and may be drastically (quite possibly 200%+) improved in the future.

You're right. The awful slow in FFX-2 FMV is abnormal and eerie, since in the meantime the FFX FMV playing at reasonable speed. But I haven't found a better choice yet. I'll ask people to continue use the pcsx2 currently used in benchmark for testing purpose even though it get fixed in future, until a better and more accurate choice be discovered.

(04-14-2010 11:45 PM)sakraycore Wrote:  50.16 FPS - PAL - Phenom II X4 955 - 3.8 GHz OC - sakraycore

http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/9152/ffx2framerate.jpg

Read the instructions carefully, you should also post the game serial. There are two PAL versions of FFX-2, SLES 51815 and SLES 51817, which one are you playing?

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Sorry wasn't sure how to get the SLES, is this it?

SLES_518.15;1;

(04-15-2010 01:46 AM)sakraycore Wrote:  Sorry wasn't sure how to get the SLES, is this it?

SLES_518.15;1;

If you were reading it from the output window of pcsx2 or emulog, that really it was.

Or you can simply open the game's iso with 7-zip, a file with the name of game's serial will show up.

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Ok there's a file called SLES_518.15 inside the ISO. So I guess it's confirmed

Very well. Don't forget to post your result at stock speed.

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(04-15-2010 03:28 AM)pcsx2fan Wrote:  Very well. Don't forget to post your result at stock speed.

44.32FPS - SLES 51815 - Phenom II X4 955 - 3.2GHz - sakraycore
52.12FPS - SLES 51815 - Phenom II X4 955 - 3.8GHz OC - sakraycore

Can you change my OC'd score please, I probably had limit on the other time thanks

50.47 FPS - SLUS 20672 - Intel Core i3-530 - 2.93GHz stock - ilovejedd (Leon: 22x133MHz, SSE41, 4GB DDR3 1333 CL9)
   

57.04 FPS - SLUS 20672 - Intel Core i3-530 - 3.30GHz oc - ilovejedd (Leon: 22x150MHz, SSE41, 4GB DDR3 1500 CL9)
   

Using the Intel DH57JG mITX board so I can't overvolt and the CPU can't do 4GHz at just stock volts. Tried 3.3GHz and it seemed to be stable after 20 runs of IBT. Still need to find the limits for this particular chip. Will post an update when I do.

(04-15-2010 04:14 AM)sakraycore Wrote:  44.32FPS - SLES 51815 - Phenom II X4 955 - 3.2GHz - sakraycore
52.12FPS - SLES 51815 - Phenom II X4 955 - 3.8GHz OC - sakraycore

Can you change my OC'd score please, I probably had limit on the other time thanks

Okay. I'll update it.

(04-15-2010 05:04 AM)ilovejedd Wrote:  Using the Intel DH57JG mITX board so I can't overvolt and the CPU can't do 4GHz at just stock volts. Tried 3.3GHz and it seemed to be stable after 20 runs of IBT. Still need to find the limits for this particular chip. Will post an update when I do.

I think you gotta rise voltage to go to 4 GHz, here's an example of Core i3 530 clocked at 4.4 GHz in CPU-Z.

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=993359

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Are the scores for PAL and NTSC versions comparable ie 50FPS in PAL is comparable to 50FPS in NTSC? Or is a 50FPS in PAL comparable to 60FPS in NTSC? Sorry if I just asked a dumb question.