OC3D Review MSI GX660R Gaming Laptop Review
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dugdiamond
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hi
the way most game benchmarks are done are like this:
get hold of a copy of FRAPS here
then find a point in the game that has alot of AI, physics, particle systems, or volumetric lighting
create a save point
then,
run the game, from the same save point, with various settings and/or overclocking the graphics card(s), for the same amount of time.
you will be looking for lowest FPS and highest FPS (frames per second) during this time. the average is the two numbers added together and divided by 2.
the way most game benchmarks are done are like this:
get hold of a copy of FRAPS here
then find a point in the game that has alot of AI, physics, particle systems, or volumetric lighting
create a save point
then,
run the game, from the same save point, with various settings and/or overclocking the graphics card(s), for the same amount of time.
you will be looking for lowest FPS and highest FPS (frames per second) during this time. the average is the two numbers added together and divided by 2.
dugdiamond
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if you notice in TTL benchmarks, he plays the same parts of a game and tries to do exactly the same things every time.
nobody is perfect at this type of benching, it is only supposed to be a guide and a comparison
sure... you can move. it is best to. just try and do the same moves for each test. but, remember this: it is hard to keep track of the FPSs when you are doing TOO much moving about and stuff
nobody is perfect at this type of benching, it is only supposed to be a guide and a comparison
sure... you can move. it is best to. just try and do the same moves for each test. but, remember this: it is hard to keep track of the FPSs when you are doing TOO much moving about and stuff
Have you seen this Tom, granted not as good quality chasis as the MSI but plenty of bang for buck
http://www.pcpro.co....on-erazer-x6811
The specs on that laptop arent near as good. The screen resolution is 1366 x 768 and its only got 4GB of ram , Its only got one HDD and the sound isnt as good. I would much rather the MSI becauyse it looks better and is much better. The only thing I would change is the graphics card.
I take your point that the specs are not as good as the MSI, but if you have a lower budget and want a gaming laptop then it may do the job for some ppl. If I had the cash I woud probably buy the MSI over most other £1000 + lappies.
