Help On Building A Test Bench

[Indiantechreviewer]

I want to build a test bench based off of the z68 platform but, for benchmarking should i stick with one video card for my test bench or buy multiple video cards at once? I'm not really sure exactly mainly that many benchmarks I watch on youtube consist of more than one video card and I'm thinking of heading that route. Throw some suggestions,tips,or advice on what I should do.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Its a bit of a silly question tbh. You put the kit you are testing on a bench. As for the components it depends what you are trying to acheive.

 

[Indiantechreviewer]

You are right about that but, mainly I'm trying to compare as many cards as possible to give the potential customer what he is getting for the price you know? I will be building a gaming pc for my little brother so he can stop using my pc all the time to play mw2, and mw3 then one day i will get some rest at night for once. But, I care for the customer first on what he/she is going to spend on and how does it stack against other cards.

 

[hmmblah]

Futuremark has an excellent database of results for their benchmarks.

http://3dmark.com/search

That won't give you game performance numbers, but it's a decent guideline.

 

[Indiantechreviewer]

I've done that many times before thanks for reminding me about it. I used it in the past many times before for building pcs for other people in my neighborhood and it is very useful when some particular person wants to know how this card performs from that card and etc.