Anandtech has a great set of benchmarks that you can download HERE .
Just follow the instructions and run the City 17 timedemo, which is the todays equivelant of Quake 2's crusher timedemo (hope some of you remember that
Anyways, HOLY CRAP, HL2 is totally CPU dependant, on my not-so shoddy AMD 64 3200+ rig, a lowly 9700 PRO is beating the crap out of my 6800GT.. I get 65FPS in 1280*1024, no AA, triliniar... Unbelievable how the AMD 4000 that Anandtech tested with had such a higher result, even with a 9700 PRO. At 1024*768 it performs a few frames slower than a x800XT..
It seems like a CPU upgrade may be a better option for people that want to squeeze some extra FPS out of the game. Results
Lets start testing. Turn off AA and AF, set everything to high and reflect all and lets see the results:
As for me: 65.02 FPS, ran the test twice, 2nd result was the highest.
Just follow the instructions and run the City 17 timedemo, which is the todays equivelant of Quake 2's crusher timedemo (hope some of you remember that
Anyways, HOLY CRAP, HL2 is totally CPU dependant, on my not-so shoddy AMD 64 3200+ rig, a lowly 9700 PRO is beating the crap out of my 6800GT.. I get 65FPS in 1280*1024, no AA, triliniar... Unbelievable how the AMD 4000 that Anandtech tested with had such a higher result, even with a 9700 PRO. At 1024*768 it performs a few frames slower than a x800XT..
It seems like a CPU upgrade may be a better option for people that want to squeeze some extra FPS out of the game. Results
Lets start testing. Turn off AA and AF, set everything to high and reflect all and lets see the results:
As for me: 65.02 FPS, ran the test twice, 2nd result was the highest.