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UNIGINE Benchmarks mentions (25)

• Any homelabbers familiar with gpu passthrough to Linux vm with ESXi? To be specific, I'd like to know how I can determine whether my vm is actually using the gpu for 3d graphics acceleration.

  You could download an Unigine benchmark. If it runs like crap... You don't have acceleration (should be obvious). Where crap is anything less than 30fps (likely it will be far less). Source: about 1 year ago

• NR200P max fans go crazy and pc crashes

  If it's still happening, throw Memtest onto a spare USB, boot to that, and let it run through your RAM for errors. Then check your SSDs (your SSD manufacturer likely has a tool for this). Download and run a GPU benchmark/stress test, Unigine makes a few good ones, MSI Kombustor or Furmark, are good ones that I've used frequently for diagnostic work. Also run CPU stress tests like AIDA64, Prime95, Cinebench R23... Source: about 1 year ago

• i need help with smth

  Is lag happening in all games? If so, test gpu with some of unigine benchmarks and compare results to similar systems. Source: about 1 year ago

• The DirectX team is hard at work on new features; we'll have more to share in the coming months!

  You might also like the unigine benchmarks https://benchmark.unigine.com/ the heaven benchmark is about 14 years old now but it's a great demonstration of tesselation and gives you the ability to turn it on and off while it's running so you can see the effect. Tesselation is where the graphics card adds 3d geometry to flat surfaces based on textures, so cobblestones, rope, wood and a lot of metallic objects get a... Source: about 1 year ago

• Hello I need some help setting up Parsec on a cloud server

  This one is the one I use for remote servers and it'll also tell you if it's running the same as others of the same graphics card. https://benchmark.unigine.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

PCMark mentions (3)

• How do you go down to 2 cores?

  In our testing, for example, we found that disabling some of the Z13’s cores leads to longer battery life. Our best results were with 2 Performance-cores enabled and no Efficient-cores. With fewer cores enabled, the system doesn’t have to use as much power, so the battery was able to last longer in both the Modern Office and Gaming benchmarks of PCMark 10. Source: 12 months ago

• I am superior.

  I don't think that a massive uptime would be something that would show in a synthetic workload, like Cinebench. Those things are very good at maxing the computing power they require. The difference with high uptime machines would probably be the time it takes for the Cinebench to actually open after double clicking the icon.PCMark might show something, since it actually measures things that are not just about raw... Source: about 2 years ago

• Any apps to drain a laptop battery for conditioning?

  But seriously, you could look at benchmarking tools like PCMark. Source: over 2 years ago